War in Ukraine: without Russia, Crimea will become “one of the best places to live in Europe”, assures Zelensky
British justice: traditional wigs, deemed “discriminatory” by black lawyers, about to be abandoned
Israel: for the first time, Eden Golan sings in public the original version of her song rejected during Eurovision
“Teachers are there to teach facts to students”: in the United Kingdom, the government wants to backtrack on gender theory in schools
Cancer: Klineo, a platform allowing patients to access new therapies
Suicide attempts and self-harm on the rise among young girls
In Europe, 10,000 people die every day from cardiovascular disease
Brussels raises Spanish GDP forecasts to 2.1% and foresees a deficit of 3% in 2024
Paralympic Games: only a third of tickets sold, but “no particular concerns” according to Amélie Oudéa-Castéra
“A dream that will come true”: Sofia and Sara, these Colombian sisters who will cross the Atlantic to volunteer at the Paris Olympics
SNCF: 50,000 “Lent Ouigo” tickets on sale for 5 euros, for the two years of the ultra-low-cost offer
A “historic agreement”: record order of 105 Airbus planes by the Saudi company Saudia
Dave celebrates his 80th birthday at the Grand Rex
Kevin Costner's tears after the Cannes screening of his western “Horizon: an American saga”
On Broadway, George Clooney brings Good Night, and Good Luck back to life
Spider-Man: a 24-hour movie marathon at the Grand Rex at the end of August
Omoda 7, another Chinese car that could be manufactured in Spain
BYD chooses CA Auto Bank as financial partner in Spain
Tesla and Baidu sign key agreement to boost development of autonomous driving
Skoda Kodiaq 2024: a 'beast' plug-in hybrid SUV
The home mortgage firm rises 3.8% in February and the average interest moderates to 3.33%
This is how housing prices have changed in Spain in the last decade
The home mortgage firm drops 10% in January and interest soars to 3.46%
The jewel of the Rocío de Nagüeles urbanization: a dream villa in Marbella
“Such a dear friend on whom I could always count”: the political class pays tribute to the former mayor of Marseille, Jean-Claude Gaudin
New Caledonia: Valls pleads for a “global agreement”, Knafo judges that “France must stick to its positions”
New Caledonia: Braun-Pivet wants a postponement of the Congress
Europeans: a “Free Palestine” list, whose logo advocates the disappearance of Israel, officially a candidate
These French cities that will boycott the World Cup in Qatar
Champions Cup: Kinghorn and Chocobares return, Toulouse will be able to count on all its executives in the final
Roland-Garros: 6,000 spectators on the Philippe-Chatrier court for Nadal's first training session
PSG: young Senny Mayulu officially signs his first professional contract
Paris 2024 Olympic Games: the Olympic flame visits the Cannes Film Festival, this Tuesday, May 21
How to regain control? Observers have all noted that around the President of the Republic, this question has become topical again. Eighteen months after his re-election, Emmanuel Macron still cannot regain the confidence of the French. From this point of view, the Verian barometer is merciless: 67% of French people do not trust it to resolve the problems currently arising in France! Outside of the majority bloc that supports him (80% including 91% in Renaissance), the head of state cannot count on anyone to expand his majority. Enough to give pause to LR deputies, who are in great demand to vote on the immigration bill, while 66% of supporters of this movement (6) do not trust the President of the Republic!
In this context, the French already seem to be turning towards the next generation. Two personalities stand out: Édouard Philippe, still in the lead (43%, 3) and Gabriel Attal (37%, 3). The Minister of National Education positions himself in all segments of the majority bloc as a credible competitor to the former Prime Minister for the future. A future fight before 2027?
Little by little, the president of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region is closing in on his competitors. With 2027 in his sights, but without shaking up his strategy, Laurent Wauquiez is starting to make his voice heard again. Republican supporters appreciate it (37%, 8).
Is this the final fall for the leader of La France insoumise? His strategy is no longer shared at all, even by far-left sympathizers: only 35% (-14) want to see him play an important role in the years to come. Its competitors will not fail to point this out.
