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'Le Pen taking a huge gamble' with ouster of Barnier government, expert says French President Emmanuel Macron will address the nation on Thursday after opposition lawmakers ousted the minority government, deepening the country's political crisis, the Elysee said. FRANCE 24's Sharon Gaffney...

Romania targeted by ‘aggressive' Russian cyber attacks during elections, security reports say Romania's top security council on Wednesday declassified documents describing Russia's alleged involvement in the first round of its presidential elections. One of the documents details how Calin...

Live: French government faces collapse as historic no-confidence vote approaches French Prime Minister Michel Barnier faces a no-confidence vote on Wednesday prompted by budget disputes that could spell the end of his administration and plunge the country into uncharted waters. If the motion...

On eve of no-confidence vote, French PM says he will not give in to 'blackmail' over budget Speaking on the eve of a no-confidence vote in parliament, Prime Minister Michel Barnier said he would not give in to "blackmail" from the far-right National Rally. Barnier’s minority government had...

Georgia police use water cannon, tear gas to disperse pro-EU protesters outside parliament Draped in EU and Georgian flags, protesters confronted police in the capital Tbilisi for the sixth straight night of demonstrations sparked by the announcement last week by the ruling Georgian Dream party...

French MPs to hold no-confidence vote on Wednesday, say parliamentary sources France is facing a "turning point" said Finance Minister Antoine Armand on Tuesday as Prime Minister Michel Barnier is set to face a no-confidence vote tabled by a left-wing alliance on Wednesday, according to...

Trump to attend Notre-Dame Cathedral reopening ceremony in Paris US president-elect Donald Trump is one of 50 heads of state set to attend a ceremony to mark the reopening of the restored Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris on Saturday.

Valencia floods: Human tragedy and environmental disaster With at least 222 people dead, the torrential rain and floods in Valencia – on the eastern coast of Spain – have devastated many families and the cleanup of the region continues, more than a month after the disaster struck. But until now...

Zelensky urges Scholz to ramp up 'fundamental' support against Russia Despite Germany pledging a €650 million aid package on Monday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky urged its second-largest backer not to reduce its backing of Ukraine's efforts to defeat Russia, saying Ukraine's allies...

Surplus donations allow 'Phase 3' restoration of Notre-Dame Cathedral in 2025 The destruction caused by the devastating 2019 fire that ripped through Paris's Notre-Dame Cathedral triggered an avalanche of donations to help rebuild the monument. The surplus – which amounts to €140 million – will...

Georgian police crack down on pro-EU protesters for fifth consecutive night Police fired water canons and tear gas at demonstrators who gathered for a fifth consecutive night outside Georgia's parliament building in Tbilisi to protest a government decision to delay EU accession talks.

'No solution to this equation' - analyst says split parliament will undermine new French government France's Michel Barnier faced an abrupt end to his premiership Monday after key opposition parties said they would back a no-confidence motion against his government after only three months in...

Georgians fear losing European future more than police brutality, analyst says Georgian police fired tear gas to disperse thousands of pro-EU demonstrators on Monday, who had rallied in the centre of Tbilisi amid a deepening political crisis in the Black Sea nation. FRANCE 24's Selina Sykes...

Belgian court rules against state over abduction of mixed-race children in colonial Congo In a landmark ruling, Belgium's court of appeals on Monday said that five women, born in Belgian-ruled Congo and now in their 70s, had been victims of "systematic abduction" by the state when they were...

Romania to hold presidential run-off after top court validates first round Romania's constitutional court on Monday certified the shock first-round results of the presidential election, confirming the lead of pro-Russia nationalist Calin Georgescu, who will face liberal leader Elena Lasconi in...

Romania faces political deadlock as far right makes gains in legislative vote Romania's legislative elections on December 1 produced a fragmented parliament after the far right made big gains. The vote took place a week before the second round of presidential elections in which pro-Russian...

Paris prepares to host 50 heads of state at high-security reopening of Notre-Dame Cathedral Invite-only ceremonies Saturday and Sunday will launch the reopening of Paris's Notre-Dame Cathedral five years after fire reduced it to a shell. About 50 world leaders are expected on Saturday, while...

French PM forces budget bill through parliament, triggering no-confidence vote French Prime Minister Michel Barnier on Monday used a controversial constitutional tool known as Article 49.3 to force a 2025 social security budget through parliament, leaving him and his government facing a...

'The French far-right has the fate of the government in its hands' The hard-left France Unbowed party is "extremely hard with the French government but also with President Macron", said FRANCE 24 journalist Clovis Casali. For them, "Macron is the person who caused the chaos, not the motion of...

French PM risks tumbling as far right set to block social security plan France's Prime Minister Michael Barnier risks sparking a vote of no confidence that could force him to step down as he presents a budget on Monday that includes planned cuts widely opposed by the far-right National Rally party.