Bayrou, 73, who leads the centrist MoDem group allied with Macron’s party, was chosen on December 13 to replace former Prime Minister Michel Barnier, whose government collapsed following disagreements ...

Bayrou's predecessor, Michel Barnier, was ousted less than three months into his tenure after attempting to pass the social security budget without a parliamentary vote, a move that led to his ...

No party or alliance secured a majority. After weeks of bickering and manoeuvring, Macron named former Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier prime minister on 5 September 2024. His reign ended ...

Earlier this month, Michel Barnier submitted his resignation as France's prime minister following a historic no-confidence vote that toppled the country's government. The vote against Barnier's ...

As the political crisis in France deepens, Bayrou’s government includes a mix of newcomers and holdovers from the administration of his predecessor, Michel Barnier — toppled less than three months ...

Bayrou’s predecessor, Michel Barnier, was ousted by the National Assembly in a vote of no confidence earlier this month because of opposition from leftwing and far-right political parties to his ...

former Prime Minister Michel Barnier. Bayrou's new team will be under immediate pressure to slim down a deficit expected to end the year at above 6% of gross domestic product. Parliament is in ...

Macron appointed Bayrou, a 73-year-old centrist and longtime ally, after the no-confidence vote toppled Prime Minister Michel Barnier. Bayrou’s government is France’s fourth of the year.

The minority government of Bayrou's predecessor, Michel Barnier, had leaned on support from Macron's centrist camp and his own conservative Les Républicains party, and the approval of Le Pen.

The clip had "Trump" engraved on it. Ewers seemed to show support for the president-elect when he shared a picture of Trump holding his fist in the air shortly after the assassination attempt on ...

The 73-year-old centrist and leader of the Democratic Movement will replace Michel Barnier, who lost a confidence vote.

A 'builder' or a 'repairer'? The new prime minister is putting the center's ability to embody the government at stake, at a time when the right and the left are dreaming of revenge, writes Le ...