Macron

Aurore Bergé’s public scolding of industry representatives left insiders shocked and sent Clara Chappaz scrambling to clean up the damage.

There’s bromance in the air, but tensions at the heart of the relationship between the two leaders.  

Les Républicains and the Socialists, the country’s old establishment parties, see a narrow window to reclaim relevance.

French president warned that unchecked Russian aggression in Ukraine could set a precedent in Asia.

Slaps were exchanged — some literal, some political — and suddenly Brussels isn’t just watching from the sidelines. This week on EU Confidential, we dive into a …

Paris is set to move forward with recognition as pressure mounts on Israel to halt its military campaign in the Gaza Strip.

Bruno Retailleau said he had not interpreted Macron’s discontent as a personal attack after the mishandled release of a report on the Muslim Brotherhood’s purported influence in France.

The tirade was a clear warning to Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau.

French authorities allege the Islamist group has gone to great lengths to push its fundamentalist agenda in France and throughout Europe.

Romania’s new leader told POLITICO how he will approach international affairs and what he will do to rebuild trust in a democracy battered by corruption, economic strife and Russian meddling.

Western criticism grows over Israel’s military assault on Gaza.

Senate report alleges Nestlé Waters lobbied the French government to make possible the sale of branded mineral water that circumvented stringent rules.

Bruno Retailleau has become a well-known figure in French politics since joining the government in September.

Hard-right presidential candidate George Simion is extending a warm hand to other parties, but getting the cold shoulder.

France’s interior minister wants to turn his center-right party back into a heavyweight political force.

The president addressed numerous issues, including questions about France’s country’s nuclear arsenal, in a TV interview on Tuesday.

French president will also attend summit with Starmer during the trip.

The French president’s communications team is taking a more gung-ho approach to fighting fake news.

While the French and the British have been working hand-in-hand on Ukraine, behind the scenes things haven’t been so harmonious.

Syria’s new leader was in Paris to lobby for support from the international community.

The newly sworn-in German leader heads to Paris and Warsaw in an effort to rejuvenate an alliance and show he’s ready to lead despite political troubles at home.

The EU’s center looks flaky, with France a mess and Germany’s Friedrich Merz having to battle to be confirmed as chancellor.

The former Islamist rebel has received a cautious welcome from the international community.

The field of candidates hoping to succeed Emmanuel Macron is starting to take shape two years ahead of the next election.