French Prime Minister Michel Barnier's government faces collapse as left-wing and far-right parties say they will support a vote of no confidence. NFL News: Jaguars sign Super Bowl champion after ...

French Prime Minister Michel Barnier scrapped plans to raise electricity taxes amid the far-right's no-confidence vote threat. NFL issues statement on bizarre penalty at the end of Chiefs' Black ...

The irony is unlikely to be lost on Emmanuel Macron: while France’s fire-struck Notre-Dame cathedral is to reopen after being saved in extremis from total collapse, the country’s government is ...

French Prime Minister Michel Barnier during commemorations marking the 106th anniversary of the ... More November 11, 1918, Armistice, ending World War I, at the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, Monday ...

Michel Barnier, the prime minister of France, faces a critical no-confidence vote this week that could dismantle his government and reverberate across the eurozone, with potential implications for ...

Michel Barnier’s nomination as France’s Prime Minister has brought some relief to President Emmanuel Macron after weeks of political uncertainty. However, this respite might be short-lived as ...

Paris — French Prime Minister Michel Barnier on Thursday was meeting Emmanuel Macron to submit his resignation after losing a vote of no confidence in parliament, with the president urgently ...

French Prime Minister Michel Barnier used a constitutional tool to push through parts of his unpopular budget bill without a parliamentary vote, raising the prospect lawmakers could dissolve his ...

The government of French Prime Minister Michel Barnier is expected to fall on Wednesday as he faces a vote of no confidence. File Photo by Mohammed Badra/EPA-EFE 29,385 people played the daily ...

Former EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier has been appointed as the new French prime minister following weeks of political ...

France’s newly appointed prime minister, Michel Barnier, said he’ll put forward names for his cabinet next week as France looks to ease out of months of political turmoil.