Ania Nussbaum
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France Takes Uncharted Path As Snap Vote Delivers Deadlock
With the lower house split between three antagonist blocs, it’s unclear who will be able to lead the next government.
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France Set For Political Gridlock After Left-Wing Election Win
It’s unclear how France, which doesn’t have a tradition of coalitions, will form a government that is able to pass laws.
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Le Pen Far Right Wins French First Round And Chases Majority
The party was projected to get as much as 34% of the vote, according to analysis from five polling companies late Sunday.
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Macron Puts French Banks In Play With Plan To Transform Europe
The French President signals he’d be open to cross-border bank M&A as he sets out the case for a transformative shift in the continent’s economic model.
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France Seeks First Meeting For India-To-EU Infrastructure Link
President Emmanuel Macron named Gerard Mestrallet, the former CEO of Engie SA, his envoy to lay the ground work of the project.
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France Seeks First Meeting For India-To-EU Infrastructure Link
President Emmanuel Macron named Gerard Mestrallet, the former CEO of Engie SA, his envoy to lay the ground work of the project.
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France and India To Discuss Accord On Small Nuclear Reactors
India is aiming to cooperate with France on the development of small modular nuclear reactors, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government seeks to expand its options to curb the country’s reliance on coal.
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Ozempic Maker Novo Nordisk Invests $2.3 Billion In France Site
Novo Nordisk A/S, which faces supply bottlenecks amid high demand for its blockbuster weight-loss medicines, will invest €2.1 billion ($2.3 billion) to expand its production in France.
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Macron Is Pushing Europe Into $900 Billion Fight With China
The European Union’s new, tougher approach to China is being shaped by French concerns that Beijing’s trade practices have started to pose a critical threat to core industries.
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Macron Is Pushing Europe Into $900 Billion Fight With China
The European Union’s new, tougher approach to China is being shaped by French concerns that Beijing’s trade practices have started to pose a critical threat to core industries.
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A Second Coup in Francophone Africa Leaves Macron’s Strategy in Tatters
France is being forced to reassess its policy toward the continent after the eighth putsch in one of its former colonies in the past three years.
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A Second Coup in Francophone Africa Leaves Macron’s Strategy in Tatters
France is being forced to reassess its policy toward the continent after the eighth putsch in one of its former colonies in the past three years.
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Macron Seeks Bigger French Say in Pacific as China’s Clout Grows
Emmanuel Macron slammed what he called the imperialism of neighboring powers on a visit to the South Pacific, seeking to promote France as a balancing force in a region with strategic significance to both China and the US.
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Modi And Macron Agree On 25-Year Plan To Deepen Cooperation
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi pledged to boost cooperation with France in defense, nuclear energy and space as part of a 25-year plan to deepen ties as the South Asian nation presents itself as a bulwark against China.
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Modi And Macron Agree On 25-Year Plan To Deepen Cooperation
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi pledged to boost cooperation with France in defense, nuclear energy and space as part of a 25-year plan to deepen ties as the South Asian nation presents itself as a bulwark against China.
