Macron’s new government on the ropes 12 hours after being unveiled
On Saturday night Michel Barnier, the French prime minister, unveiled his new centre-Right cabinet, awarding plum posts such as interior and finance ministers to mainstream conservatives and Macron allies, provoking anger from the opposition and threats to topple the government.
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Lord Hermer insists that Labour should be proud of the Human Rights Act, introduced by Sir Tony Blair and targeted by Tory ...
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Swiss voters rebuffed a government plan to reform company pension funds, marking the second time this year that a proposal to ...
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Here are details of the main ministerial appointments after French President Emmanuel Macron's office unveiled on Saturday ...
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