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National Assembly of France

National Assembly of France

The National Assembly of France (Assemblée nationale) is the lower house of the French Parliament, whose elected deputies vote on legislation, monitor government action, and evaluate public policies. It forms part of the country's legislative branch alongside the Senate.www.assemblee-nationale.fr

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Oct 31, 2026

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Commentaire d'Octave Klaba : J'ai lu l'amendement I-1358 au PLF 2027.
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Adopté ce vendredi à l'Assemblée, une taxe de zéro virgule cinquante-cinq dollar par GB envoyés vers les abonnés des fournisseurs d'accès Internet français.
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Le chiffre est abstrait, comparons-le donc.
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Corrigez-moi si vous voyez des erreurs.
Richard MiniterGUEST
9:15
Because it shifts the European position.
Richard MiniterGUEST
9:18
For example, French intelligence services in a closed-door session of the Assemblée Nationale, the French parliament, last week, wanted to tell the public about Iranian interference operations and encouragement both on social media and encouragement for the rioters, and perhaps even say more.
Richard MiniterGUEST
9:38
We just know the little trickle of information that's come out.
Richard MiniterGUEST
9:41
And the Macron government said, no, no, these French intelligence reports should not be released publicly.
Célia BelinGUEST
60:30
Maybe they could, you know, because they would inherit such, like if Marine Le Pen is beaten, you still have Rassemblement National quite strong and France Insoumise quite strong.
Célia BelinGUEST
60:41
So you'd still have this sort of split National Assembly.
Célia BelinGUEST
60:44
So they could theoretically keep it as such.
Célia BelinGUEST
60:47
In the case of a win of Marine Le Pen...
Célia BelinGUEST
61:28
The one thing that I think could happen is that it would fuel actually France Insoumise, the far left, the radical left.
Célia BelinGUEST
61:36
out of pretending they are the only credible opposition.
Célia BelinGUEST
61:39
So I wouldn't be entirely surprised if you end up with the National Assembly that has an almost majority or majority for Rassemblement National, a much smaller central bloc, and then a highly motivated and angry radical left MP, which... is not the best recipe for, let's say, stability and peacefully governing.
Célia BelinGUEST
62:08
But the French might just choose to do that.
Merryn WaltersHOST
43:45
The plot was frustrated just in time, and the ringleaders, among whom was one Rosetta, were sentenced to a term of penal servitude, then pardoned in 1922.
Merryn WaltersHOST
43:56
Today, Rosetta is a member of the French National Assembly and a leading light of the democratic movement of Madagascar's renovation, the MDRM.
Merryn WaltersHOST
44:05
He's also under arrest again.
Merryn WaltersHOST
44:08
He and his MDRM associates, Ravahangi and Rabaman Anjara, have been arrested on charges of high treason.
Patrick BoyleHOST
17:23
Olson argues that the changes in the meaning of right and left is not just an American thing, it can be seen around the world.
Patrick BoyleHOST
17:31
The terms right and left first appeared during the French Revolution, when members of the French National Assembly divided into supporters of the King who sat to the President's right and the more radical supporters of the Revolution who sat to his left.
Patrick BoyleHOST
17:48
In more recent history, the left attracted poorer, less educated voters who favored state intervention in the economy to prevent the wealthy from taking advantage of them, and in private life where they wanted the state to protect minority groups.
Patrick BoyleHOST
18:06
The left were historically less interested in the use of force overseas too.
Georgina WrightGUEST
11:52
They are the ones who will go out and break things on the street and be violent because that's how you get things done.
Georgina WrightGUEST
11:57
Whereas what Le Pen has managed to do, and take again the decision to dissolve Parliament, the election happens, the first day this new Parliament comes to Paris, the Assemblée Nationale, You have LFE, they're all there.
Georgina WrightGUEST
12:10
Some don't turn up.
Georgina WrightGUEST
12:12
Some look like they've just woken up.
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In 1799, it hosted the final banquet for the royal guards before the king was forced to leave Versailles.
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Later, in the 1870s, it served as the meeting place for the French National Assembly during a period of political transition.
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Museum of the History of France In the 1830s, King Louis-Philippe transformed much of the palace into a museum to celebrate the history of the nation.
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Many former apartments were removed to create large galleries, though the rooms of the King and Queen were preserved.
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The confrontation illustrates Europe's wider challenge, financing greater strategic ambitions while reducing public deficits and managing political divisions.
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For further information, see Assemblée Nationale and Banque de France.
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18:21
Italy seeks EU fiscal flexibility for defence and energy security.
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Italy is seeking greater European Union budget flexibility to finance defense and qualifying energy security investments.
Gavin MortimerGUEST
15:11
We're going to continue.
Gavin MortimerGUEST
15:12
The Yellow Vests, the famous Gilets Jaunes, they've announced another demonstration for this Saturday across France, including a sit-in outside the Assemblée Nationale, the parliament building.
Gavin MortimerGUEST
15:26
So there's no sign of any easing of attention.
Cabot PhillipsHOST
15:31
We've seen a number of protest movements across France in years past that have yielded some significant concessions from the government on a variety of topics, maybe not on this specific one.
Alexandre SabatouGUEST
29:55
I have to disagree with it because Marine Le Pen always says that she's neither from the left, neither from the right.
Alexandre SabatouGUEST
30:00
She just said that she's not anymore the president of our parliamentary group in the Assemblée Nationale.
Alexandre SabatouGUEST
30:06
She wants to be a man of state, like she said.
Alexandre SabatouGUEST
30:09
She wants to assemble French people.

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