French Politics refers to the political system, processes, and political behavior within France. It encompasses the country’s institutions, such as the presidency, the parliament (which includes the National Assembly and the Senate), and the judiciary, as well as the political parties and movements that shape electoral outcomes and public policy. French politics is characterized by a strong presidency, a multiparty system, and a history of political revolutions and reforms. It involves various issues, including economic policy, immigration, social welfare, and foreign relations. The political landscape is influenced by historical events, cultural factors, and current societal challenges, leading to dynamic interactions between different political actors and the electorate.
A high-stakes confrontation unfolds in French politics, centered on transparency and accountability. Alexis Kohler, Secretary-General of the Elysée Palace, faces pressure to testify on national fiscal issues. Despite scheduling conflicts…