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Proposed constitutional amendments to address climate change stall in France7 December 2020
Last June, French President Emmanuel Macron promised €15 billion in new funding to speed up the move to a greener economy and said he would be ready to call a r…
New Caledonia rejects independence from France in referendum5 October 2020
The South Pacific archipelago of New Caledonia has voted against independence from France in a referendum.
The 'no' camp won 53.26 percent of the vote on Sun…
France uses citizens' assembly on climate crisis to propose legal changes22 June 2020
A citizens' climate council initiated by President Emmanuel Macron to discuss new ways to cut carbon emissions has urged the French leader to hold a referendum …
New Caledonia to hold referendum on independence from France2 November 2018
On Sunday, voters in New Caledonia will be asked if they want to assume full sovereignty and become independent; a “no” vote means they will remain part of Fran…
Presidential liability under the French and American constitutions22 August 2018
Emmanuel Macron may have a thing or two to teach Donald Trump about taunting the opposition when mired in a legal scandal. There’s one key difference: there’s n…
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