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Updates on the political situation, including elections as well as key global events affecting foreign people living in France

Macron’s TV address: Key points on defence, Russia, the US and nuclear capacity

‘We must be ready without or without the US.’ Extra defence spending will not be funded by taxes, says president

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French party leader says Americans should return Statue of Liberty

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Profile: French overseas minister Manuel Valls

Macron confirms what he wants to say to Trump when he visits US next week

Ukraine, EU and US relations and geopolitical situation are unsurprisingly key topics

Comment: Court ban on Marine Le Pen from holding office would anger French voters

'Many in my French village vote far right... but not due to immigration'

French MP complains over lack of foie-gras in parliamentary restaurants

MP from Gers in the south-west told menus have been changed to feature more ‘sustainable’ dishes

French mayor bans showing of British film judging it to be racist

Far-right director is currently serving jail sentence in UK and film is banned in UK

French budget is forced through parliament: how could it impact your finances

Numerous tax increases have been included

French PM plans use of controversial article 49.3 to force through budget – will he be toppled?

A vote of no confidence is set to follow if government tries to pass budget without a vote

These are the new French income tax rates agreed for budget debate

‘Now we need to move straight on to adoption. A country like ours cannot remain without a budget… This will be done on Monday,’ says PM

Tax, retirees, work, immigration… key points from French PM’s latest interview

A 2025 budget will be debated in the coming weeks

Ministers propose people work seven hours unpaid to clear French deficit

The measure would fund the Social security debt, ministers say, but criticism has been strong