Analysis of the French Senate election results, highlighting setbacks for Macron and gains for Le Pen's party.

Local officials fear the national political crisis will have a ripple effect on the upcoming municipal elections in March.

By Elizabeth Pineau and Dominique Vidalon PARIS, Jan 23 (Reuters) - The French government survived two votes of no-confidence ...

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) firmly condemns the series of expulsions targeting French journalists around Uganda’s ...

The voting system in France's three largest cities will change in 2026, allowing voters to cast their ballots directly for central city councilors. The change could benefit right-wing mayoral hopeful ...

Premier François Legault became Canada’s most popular provincial leader during the pandemic thanks to his reassuring, ...

The magistrate, Magali Lafourcade, said she was sufficiently concerned by the encounter to notify the foreign ministry.

A senior adviser from the U.S. State Department privately questioned a French magistrate about the election ban imposed on ...

Mark Ledwell, a candidate for the leadership of P.E.I.'s Progressive Conservative Party, says his comments about the province ...

Trump administration advisers ‘were convinced it was a political trial’ to remove far-right leader from the presidential race ...

The French government survived two no-confidence votes after forcing through the income section of the 2026 budget using constitutional powers amid a hung parliament.

The rift between the Socialists and the far left, sharpened by months of clashes in parliament now appears entrenched ...