Sebastien Lecornu, the Prime Minister of France, has been nominated again to form the government and believes that there is a political consensus for adopting the budget before the end of the year. However, analysts emphasize that the political crisis could lead to institutional paralysis, affecting the economy and employment. Lecornu maintains the objective of reducing the public deficit, but has not addressed the issue of pension reform. France's fiscal situation is critical, and uncertainty could hinder the necessary reforms.
Sources
Latest News
21:07
Police detained a 55-year-old man from Hîncești, suspected of sexually abusing a nine-year-old girl
20:56
Kimberly Guilfoyle rejects the allegations and suggests that her term as ambassador to Greece is nearing its end
20:43
Ministry of Education: 4,615 candidates passed the test for director positions
20:42
Tenaris receives European Commission approval to acquire Artrom in an EUR 86 million transaction that expands its industrial presence in Romania
20:40
Renault warns that it could reduce European car production if the EU does not make its CO2 targets more flexible
See more news