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Who is France's New Prime Minister Gabriel Attal - Vimarsana News

Who is France's New Prime Minister Gabriel Attal

President Emmanuel Macron has touted Gabriel Attal, the newly-appointed Prime Minister and ex-Education Minister as someone who can infuse the government with ‘energy’ and ‘commitment.’

France: Parliament Changes but Foreign Policy Remains the Same - Vimarsana News

France: Parliament Changes but Foreign Policy Remains the Same

Despite advances by Putin-friendly extremists at the election, they lack the parliamentary muscle to change Ukraine policy.

Source: cepa.org
Meet the unlikely Le Pen voters - Vimarsana News

Meet the unlikely Le Pen voters

France’s non-white overseas territories voted overwhelmingly for the hard-right firebrand.

2022: Éric Zemmour grimpe à 13%, Marine Le Pen chute selon un nouveau sondage - Vimarsana News

2022: Éric Zemmour grimpe à 13%, Marine Le Pen chute selon un nouveau sondage

Tandis qu'Emmanuel Macron caracole en tête des intentions de vote (23% à 24%) dans presque tous les sondages, le jeu pour la deuxième place apparaît de plus en plus incertain. Selon une étude Harris Interactive pour Challenges, publiée mardi, Éric Zemmour vient semer le trouble en continuant sa...

Source: bfmtv.com
Macron must end military action in Sahel. A rising French body count is all he has to show for years of fighting terrorist groups - Vimarsana News

Macron must end military action in Sahel. A rising French body count is all he has to show for years of fighting terrorist groups

Follow RT on France has hit pause on the withdrawal of troops fighting in the Sahel against ISIS terrorists, but President Macron must revisit the strategy behind his nation’s role in the region and be clear how it benefits the French people. While Emmanuel Macron has put on hold – for now – plans for the withdrawal of his 5,100 troops from battle against jihadis in the Sahel, he should have the courage to admit to himself and the public that France has done all it can in the West African region. It’s time to go home. Because his claim that this messy, protracted struggle is ...

Source: rt.com