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A plan to replace France's National Assembly reception pavilion with glass and steel has sparked opposition over heritage concerns and…
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AUG 14, 2026
France's National Assembly approved a controversial assisted suicide bill on July 15th, delivering President Emmanuel Macron a key campaign promise…
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JUL 16, 2026
France's National Assembly will vote July 15th on legislation allowing physician-assisted death, breaking with the Hippocratic Oath and granting healthcare…
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JUL 13, 2026
A Quebec observer warns French lawmakers that no legal safeguards can prevent the inevitable expansion of assisted suicide, citing Quebec's…
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JUN 24, 2026
Over 35,000 French Catholics have registered on a prayer platform to spiritually influence lawmakers ahead of a July 15th vote…
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JUN 24, 2026
A street art installation of Marianne on France's National Assembly has drawn conservative criticism as inappropriate despite the president's defense…
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JUN 19, 2026
France's National Assembly voted to formally repeal the long-defunct Code Noir slavery regulations, a move critics say is a symbolic…
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JUN 3, 2026
France's National Assembly voted unanimously to formally abolish the Code Noir and all legal texts that once regulated slavery in…
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MAY 28, 2026
France's Constitutional Council overturned Parliament's vote to abolish low-emission zones by invoking procedural rules, reigniting debate over judicial power and…
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MAY 23, 2026