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French government to unveil budget amid record public debt (opens the original)
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France’s Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu is set to unveil the country's 2027 draft budget on Thursday, as his government works to reduce the country’s deficit by cutting public spending. The broad outlines of many of the government’s budget proposals have already been announced, including savings on pensions, a freeze on public-sector salaries and changes to state-funded sick leave. The deadline for the formal submission of the 2027 Finance Bill to the National Assembly is 6 October. However, t
Bardella hits back at Macron over antisemitism allegations (opens the original)
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National Rally figurehead Jordan Bardella hit back at French President Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday, after Macron called reports that Bardella had sent antisemitic messages in 2013 "extremely serious and unacceptable" and urged him to clarify his position. Responding to Macron on X, Bardella stated: "After October 7, 2023, I walked the streets of Paris and travelled to Israel. He did not." Earlier on Wednesday, during a two-day state visit to Spain, Macron said France would "never tolerate antis
Video. Pope Leo XIV wraps up four-day France visit in the city of Metz (opens the original)
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Pope Leo XIV left for Rome on Monday evening after a historic four-day visit to France that sparked huge enthusiasm. The American pope was escorted to the airport in the eastern city of Metz by President Emmanuel Macron, who saw him off after the pope wrapped up a trip that also took him to Paris and Lourdes. "We're sad that he's leaving, but happy that everything went well," Macron said. On Sunday evening, Macron reversed an earlier decision not to attend the Pope’s final Mass at Metz Cathedral
Pope urges Europe to defend multilateralism as global order crumbles (opens the original)
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Pope Leo XIV has praised multilateralism as “the best defence against the desire for dominance” in a speech in the French city of Metz, the birthplace of Robert Schuman, one of the founding fathers of European integration. The pontiff lamented a world marked by conflict, from war and hunger to deteriorating personal relations, describing an “increasingly uncivilised” climate. He also criticised the “lies and deception” he said were fuelling growing distrust between citizens and governments. Spea
Pope: AI must serve humans, not become a tool of domination (opens the original)
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Pope Leo XIV warned against the dangers of artificial intelligence on Friday, stating that new technologies must "remain at the service of the human person", rather than becoming "yet another instrument of domination and injustice." Speaking at UNESCO's headquarters in Paris as part of his four-day trip to France, the pontiff declared that AI risks impoverishing human “ideas and relationships” through a “process of dehumanisation", while also criticising the ever-growing emphasis on productivity
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