Macron Appoints Centrist Ally to Be France’s Next Prime Minister
French President Emmanuel Macron appointed centrist Pau Mayor François Bayrou, 73, on Friday to be the country’s next prime minister. As the head of the Democratic Movement party and one of Macron’s closest allies, Bayrou takes the helm at a time when paralysis continues to plague Paris’s National Assembly.
Macron names France’s new prime minister, but a showdown with lawmakers looms
France’s embattled President Emmanuel Macron has appointed centrist ally Francois Bayrou as prime minister, he announced on Friday, as he seeks to calm a political crisis that has left his authority dwindling by the day.
Francois Bayrou will face a fractured and fractious parliament where one of his earliest tasks will be to pass a budget for ...
France's President Emmanuel Macron named Francois Bayrou as his new prime minister to run his government on Friday, his ...
The 40-minute private meeting took place in a room at Ajaccio’s Napoleon Bonaparte Airport, where the two leaders addressed ...
François Bayrou has been appointed as the new Prime Minister of France following the resignation of Michel Barnier.
Veteran centrist figure, Francois Bayrou, became France’s fourth prime minister in a year on Friday after President Emmanuel ...
Trump — who has a hand in some long, notable white-knuckled exchanges with Macron — added to his reputation of awkwardly ...
COLUMN. In Paris to mark the opening of Notre-Dame de Paris, Emmanuel Macron tried to bring the spirit of peace to the Elysée ...
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