French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou, tasked by President Macron, is addressing France's looming debt crisis with a 40 billion-euro budget cut. Faced with a fractured parliament, Bayrou warns of sacrifices necessary to avoid a Greek-like crisis while safeguarding defense spending amid political opposition.

The French Revolution, which took place between 1789 and 1799, is one of the most significant events in the world.

France invaded Mexico under Emperor Napoleon III, citing unpaid debts as a pretext to expand French influence and establish a monarchy in the Americas. Amidst Mexico's internal strife and the U.S. Civil War,

French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou will present a 40 billion-euro budget cut to address France's financial crisis. With President Macron's previous parliamentary efforts stalling, Bayrou faces political resistance from opposition parties concerned about the impact of spending freezes and tax cap measures on welfare and citizens.

These days, French military pigeon number 193-529 is no longer needed to carry tiny messages during war-time communication blackouts. But the racing bird serves as a reminder of the brave service of its predecessors in World Wars I and II,

French President Emmanuel Macron has announced $7.6 billion euros in additional military spending over the next two years.

These days, French military pigeon number 193-529 is no longer needed to carry tiny messages during war-time communication blackouts.