Francois Fillon News
-
French President Francois Hollande, stung by one of his ministers admitting he’d hid an overseas bank account, is preparing some of the strictest reporting requirements in Europe for politicians.
-
Former French Prime Minister Francois Fillon said that President Francois Hollande’s handling of relations with German Chancellor Angela Merkel is “clumsy,” the Financial Times reported in an interview.
-
French Prime Minister Francois Fillon began meetings with Jewish and Muslim leaders today to diffuse a dispute about religious dietary codes that has threatened to dominate France’s presidential elections.
-
French Prime Minister Francois Fillon said European governments should agree to use leverage to make the region’s financial support fund “massive.”
-
French Prime Minister Francois Fillon said he was a guest of the Egyptian government during the New Year’s holiday, making the disclosure as Foreign Minister Michele Alliot-Marie fends off calls to resign for accepting a flight from a Tunisian businessman.
-
France will maintain efforts to reduce the deficit and overhaul its tax system, Prime Minister Francois Fillon told parliament.
-
Francois Fillon, the former French prime minister who was declared the narrow loser of a vote to lead former President Nicolas Sarkozy’s political party, in reality won the vote because some overseas ballots weren’t counted, his campaign manager said.
-
Nicolas Sarkozy returned from self- imposed political isolation to try to prevent his political party from falling apart in his absence.
-
French Prime Minister Francois Fillon marked the fourth anniversary of Nicolas Sarkozy ’s election as president with an attack on the opposition Socialists a year before elections that polls show the incumbent would lose.
-
Prime Minister Francois Fillon will unveil austerity measures today to keep the budget gap in check as France’s economy slows and its top credit rating comes under pressure amid Europe’s sovereign-debt crisis.
|
|
Most Popular on Bloomberg
|
| |
Rate this Page