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Explained: Why France's Macron Dissolved Parliament, Called Snap Elections
French President Emmanuel Macron has taken a bold step in response to the recent surge of far-right success in the European Union elections.
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France Mayors Call On Public To Gather In Anti-Riots Display
France's mayors have called on members of the public and elected officials to gather at town halls across the country on Monday in a show of mass opposition to violent protests that have dragged on for nearly a week.
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Macron's Task For France PM: Start Talks To Form "Government Of Action"
French President Emmanuel Macron on Saturday "confirmed" his confidence in Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne in an interview with AFP, after the premier came under fire for a wooden performance in an election that saw her boss fail.
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"There Is No Set Script": Why France's Emmanuel Macron Is In A Tough Spot
President Emmanuel Macron on Monday was faced with trying to salvage a ruling majority and with it his economic reform agenda after voters punished his centrist Ensemble alliance in France's parliamentary election.
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No Respite For Emmanuel Macron As France's Parliamentary Elections Loom
French President Emmanuel Macron enjoyed no respite from his political opponents on Monday as, hours after he won re-election by defeating the far-right's Marine Le Pen, radical parties called on voters to deny him a parliamentary majority.
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Will French Left-Wing Voters Back Rightest Le Pen For President
Despite being a former minister in a Socialist government, French President Emmanuel Macron long ago burned through the goodwill he once had among left-wing voters.
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Macron Vs Marine Le Pen: Where France's Presidential Candidates Stand
The French will decide on April 24 whether to re-elect pro-business centrist President Emmanuel Macron or blow up decades of mainstream consensus in favour of far-right Marine Le Pen.
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France's Macron Hunts For Votes In Far-Right Marine Le Pen's Stronghold
French President Emmanuel Macron will take his hunt for extra votes to the industrial heartlands of northern France on Monday, a blue-collar stronghold of his far-right rival Marine Le Pen who he will face in an April 24 presidential runoff vote.
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Edinburgh University Appoints First Black Rector
Debora Kayembe has been elected as the 54th Rector of Edinburg University.
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"Such Statements Strengthen Pak": Rajnath Singh On 'Shastra Puja' Critics
Rajnath Singh hit out today over criticism of the 'shastra puja' he performed in France in front of India's first Rafale fighter jet, warning opposition leaders that their remarks "only strengthen" Pakistan
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"When They Failed, They Brought Ra-fale": Rajnath Singh's Jibe At Congress
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today attacked the Congress and said that they were raking up the issue of Rafale fighter jet deal with France as they have failed to find any scam by the Modi government.
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Experts Say Automated Accounts Sharing Fake News Ahead of French Election
Just days before France votes in the first round of a presidential election, the study said misinformation at times has accounted for one-quarter of the political links shared on Twitter in France.
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France's Nicolas Sarkozy Back With A Chance In Presidential Primaries
For months, his main rival, Alain Juppe, was all the rage while he was dubbed "the Napoleon of supermarkets" by a left-wing news magazine as he toured malls signing copies of his book.
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It is 'election tourism' season in Kerala
With election fever gripping Kerala, tour operators are trying to lure holidayers by promising them a feel of the battle of ballot in the politically hyperactive state.
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Gaddafi regime 'agreed to fund Sarkozy 2007 campaign'
Muammer Gaddafi's regime agreed to fund French President Nicolas Sarkozy's 2007 election campaign to the tune of 50 million euros, a news website reported on Saturday, publishing what it said was documentary evidence.
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Explained: Why France's Macron Dissolved Parliament, Called Snap Elections
French President Emmanuel Macron has taken a bold step in response to the recent surge of far-right success in the European Union elections.
-
France Mayors Call On Public To Gather In Anti-Riots Display
France's mayors have called on members of the public and elected officials to gather at town halls across the country on Monday in a show of mass opposition to violent protests that have dragged on for nearly a week.
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Macron's Task For France PM: Start Talks To Form "Government Of Action"
French President Emmanuel Macron on Saturday "confirmed" his confidence in Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne in an interview with AFP, after the premier came under fire for a wooden performance in an election that saw her boss fail.
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"There Is No Set Script": Why France's Emmanuel Macron Is In A Tough Spot
President Emmanuel Macron on Monday was faced with trying to salvage a ruling majority and with it his economic reform agenda after voters punished his centrist Ensemble alliance in France's parliamentary election.
-
No Respite For Emmanuel Macron As France's Parliamentary Elections Loom
French President Emmanuel Macron enjoyed no respite from his political opponents on Monday as, hours after he won re-election by defeating the far-right's Marine Le Pen, radical parties called on voters to deny him a parliamentary majority.
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Will French Left-Wing Voters Back Rightest Le Pen For President
Despite being a former minister in a Socialist government, French President Emmanuel Macron long ago burned through the goodwill he once had among left-wing voters.
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Macron Vs Marine Le Pen: Where France's Presidential Candidates Stand
The French will decide on April 24 whether to re-elect pro-business centrist President Emmanuel Macron or blow up decades of mainstream consensus in favour of far-right Marine Le Pen.
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France's Macron Hunts For Votes In Far-Right Marine Le Pen's Stronghold
French President Emmanuel Macron will take his hunt for extra votes to the industrial heartlands of northern France on Monday, a blue-collar stronghold of his far-right rival Marine Le Pen who he will face in an April 24 presidential runoff vote.
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Edinburgh University Appoints First Black Rector
Debora Kayembe has been elected as the 54th Rector of Edinburg University.
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"Such Statements Strengthen Pak": Rajnath Singh On 'Shastra Puja' Critics
Rajnath Singh hit out today over criticism of the 'shastra puja' he performed in France in front of India's first Rafale fighter jet, warning opposition leaders that their remarks "only strengthen" Pakistan
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"When They Failed, They Brought Ra-fale": Rajnath Singh's Jibe At Congress
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh today attacked the Congress and said that they were raking up the issue of Rafale fighter jet deal with France as they have failed to find any scam by the Modi government.
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Experts Say Automated Accounts Sharing Fake News Ahead of French Election
Just days before France votes in the first round of a presidential election, the study said misinformation at times has accounted for one-quarter of the political links shared on Twitter in France.
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France's Nicolas Sarkozy Back With A Chance In Presidential Primaries
For months, his main rival, Alain Juppe, was all the rage while he was dubbed "the Napoleon of supermarkets" by a left-wing news magazine as he toured malls signing copies of his book.
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It is 'election tourism' season in Kerala
With election fever gripping Kerala, tour operators are trying to lure holidayers by promising them a feel of the battle of ballot in the politically hyperactive state.
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Gaddafi regime 'agreed to fund Sarkozy 2007 campaign'
Muammer Gaddafi's regime agreed to fund French President Nicolas Sarkozy's 2007 election campaign to the tune of 50 million euros, a news website reported on Saturday, publishing what it said was documentary evidence.
