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During the left-wing coalition press conference, the New Front Populaire has revealed the costing and financing of its program nine days before the first round, claiming it to be "credible and achievable." The Nouveau Front populaire estimates its measures will cost 200 billion euros over five years but generate 230 billion euros in returns.
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According to a poll from IFOP for the broadcasting group TF1 and Le Figaro France’s far-right National Rally is leading the race in the parliamentary elections, ahead of the leftwing Popular Front and President Emmanuel Macron's centrists.
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The Court of Avignon has been evacuated this early afternoon after a bomb threat. Traffic has been blocked around the Palais de Justice and through the avenue Pierre Semard, creating considerable traffic jams.
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French President Emmanuel Macron has asked schools to hold a "discussion hour" on racism and antisemitism this week, after the rape of a Jewish girl in a Paris suburb added to France's charged social climate ahead of elections.
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Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin will propose the dissolution of the GUD, a far-right student union, to President Emmanuel Macron. The minister condemned the union's defamatory rhetoric as extremely serious.
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As part of the plan to renew mechanical connections launched in 2020 and its mobility policy, the Prince's Government will replace the six moving sidewalks, travelators, in the Prince Pierre gallery, which will be added to the 50 devices already replaced.
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Monaco has this month presented its HANDIPACT to the United Nations. HANDIPACT is the Principality’s policy for the inclusion of persons with disabilities and was launched by the prince’s government in 2023.
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A fire has broken out in warehouse in Mougins. The blaze occurred overnight with firefighters intervening at around 1am.
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French far-right leader Jordan Bardella has criticised footballer Kylian Mbappe for his call on the youth to vote against the "extremes" in parliamentary elections this month.
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Jordan Bardella, president of the far-right National Rally, calls for an "absolute majority" in the National Assembly. He emphasizes the need for substantial legislative power.
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HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco, Princess Charlene and Formula One winner Charles Leclerc will be amongst the famous figures given the honour of carrying the Olympic flame as it passes through the Principality and the Alpes Maritimes region today Tuesday 18th June.
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It’s good luck this Tuesday morning to more than 540,000 final year students in France who will today Tuesday 18th June, sit their baccalaureate philosophy exam.
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Former French President François Hollande will run in the legislative elections with the new Front Populaire. Seven years after halting his political career, he aims to boost household purchasing power, raise the minimum wage, and offer financial aid to students.
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The weekend saw thousands march in Paris and cities across France to protest against the far-right National Rally (RN) ahead of the upcoming parliamentary elections in France.
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