François Villeroy de Galhau, who spent 11 years at the helm of the Bank of France, insists his decision to leave the central bank is not connected to the French presidential election timetable.

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Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's conservatives won a historic landslide with a projected two-thirds majority in the ...

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Historically one of Europe's heavyweight economies, France has continued its slide down the wealth rankings within the European Union, and is now in the bloc's "second tier" by income, with fresh ...

French prosecutors have requested a five-year ban on holding elected office against far-right leader Marine Le Pen at a ...

Europe tightens belts as budgets pass, jobs get cut, Tesla loses ground, and the obesity-drug boom collides with reality.

Frances delayed budget for this year is set to pass Monday, clearing the way for higher military spending promised by President Emmanuel Macron to confront threats linked to Russias war in Ukraine and ...

France has adopted its delayed 2026 budget Monday, enabling higher military spending promised by President Emmanuel Macron.

Austin City Council member Paige Ellis has again accepted campaign contributions that appear to exceed city limits, according ...

Former French Prime Ministers Edouard Philippe and Gabriel Attal are the favoured candidates to lead the centrist challenge in next year's presidential election, said an Elabe/BFM TV poll on Wednesday ...