The head of state brought together party leaders and presidential hopefuls on Friday to discuss the consequences of wars in Iran and Ukraine on France's fuel supply.
The president will receive France's main candidates for the presidency at the Élysée Palace on Friday for a meeting focused on surging fuel prices and the geopolitical context.
The Horizons party candidate traveled to Angers on Thursday to detail his program aimed at preparing France for the consequences of global warming.
The Reconquête party leader announced Thursday on BFMTV that he would run again in the presidential election.
The presidential candidate suggested Thursday evening on BFM-TV an "Islamic solidarity" by the footballer with migrants at Ceuta, triggering a strong reaction from left-wing figures.
The Republican candidate laid out his proposals Tuesday to raise wages and lower energy and fuel prices, while criticizing the positions of Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Marine Le Pen on the issue.
According to Le Monde, the National Rally leader is following a traditional Le Pen approach by relying on close associates and longtime loyalists, while personalities identified as close to Jordan Bardella appear to see their influence diminished.
According to RFI, the presidential campaign is now underway, with Marine Le Pen leading in polling and Jean-Luc Mélenchon gaining ground. Édouard Philippe, who is seeking to overtake Gabriel Attal and Bruno Retailleau in the center of the political spectrum, is being questioned about his previous proposal to raise the legal retirement age to 67.
The Republican candidate announced his intention to revise the Constitution to expand the scope of referendums to migration policies if he wins the presidential election.