The Italian Supreme Court has ruled that evaluations of safe countries for migrant repatriation are up to the relevant ministers, temporarily suspending all actions pending a decision from the European Court of Justice. The ruling sparked contrasting reactions from the…
Beginning February 1, electricity tariffs in France will drop by 14% for consumers, a decision made prior to the government change led by Michel Barnier. The reduction is attributed to a decrease in global electricity prices following their prior spike…
Gérald Darmanin has been appointed as France’s Minister of Justice following his tenure as Interior Minister. His nomination has raised concerns among judicial circles, with magistrate Ludovic Friat expressing surprise at the choice. Darmanin underscored his commitment to supporting judges…
François Bayrou has been appointed as France’s Prime Minister by President Emmanuel Macron, succeeding Michel Barnier. The decision has led to a flurry of political reactions, with opposition parties including La France insoumise signaling intentions to propose a censure motion….
As the Greek government asserts that discussions regarding the presidential position are premature, the proposal by Alexis Charitsis for Christos Rammos has sparked significant reactions. Government spokespersons emphasize the need for an impartial candidate, while various political figures weigh in…
As the French government faces a potential collapse, Prime Minister Michel Barnier expressed a possibility of deputies exhibiting a ‘sense of responsibility’ during the upcoming censure vote. Political reactions are swift and critical, particularly from the left, with accusations of…
