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France's new government is fragile but don't write it off just yet
It's a mess, but it might just hold.
Today: October 18, 2024
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It's a mess, but it might just hold.
France's new Prime Minister Michel Barnier, gathering his cabinet for the first time on Monday, told ministers to focus on action rather than
French President Emmanuel Macron hoped the Paris Olympics would cement his legacy.
The far-right National Rally was forecast on Monday to win a snap election in France but fall short of an absolute majority in the first opinion