The fall of France’s 14-hour government – POLITICO

The fall of France’s 14-hour government – POLITICO

The conservative Les Républicains, led by the hardline outgoing Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau, wanted guarantees that Retailleau would retain his post and would be granted full control over issuing visas and limiting access to medical care for undocumented people. The party, which had supported the previous two minority governments, also wanted assurances that Lecornu would…

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New PM? Elections? Resign? Macron has 3 choices if Bayrou’s government falls – POLITICO

New PM? Elections? Resign? Macron has 3 choices if Bayrou’s government falls – POLITICO

The problem, however, is dissolving parliament is exactly how French politics ended up in this mess in the first place. The political landscape hasn’t much changed since last summer, so elections could very well just deliver another hung parliament. Before Monday, Macron looked unlikely to send voters back to the polls. He has repeatedly, including…

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First-Time Homebuyer? These Canadian Apps Make the Process Easier. https://www.freepik.com/free-photo/couple-moving-using-boxes_8819105.htm#from_element=cross_selling__photo

First-Time Homebuyer? These Canadian Apps Make the Process Easier » World Business Outlook

Entering the home market for the first time can feel complicated and stressful. With changing rules, financial requirements, and shifting property values, making sense of housing choices often means spending hours sorting through listings, comparing programs, and coordinating different people.  A group of new Canadian apps aims to help first-time homebuyers with these common problems,…

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Only 55 per cent of people believe it's easy to access affordable, healthy food, according to new Queensland data

Only 55 per cent of people believe it’s easy to access affordable, healthy food, according to new Queensland data

Australian households spend about $240 each week at the supermarket, yet – despite that spend – many are failing to meet national dietary guidelines. According to the latest Woolworths Living Healthy Report, about 40 per cent of the average weekly spend goes towards discretionary foods like chips, chocolate, soft drinks and biscuits. Queensland mother Dammie…

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