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Following the collapse of the Barnier government, French President Emmanuel Macron announces a new center-right, minority coalition Government led by François Bayrou as new Prime Minister.
2024-12-23

French President Emmanuel Macron appoints François Bayrou as Prime Minister.
2024-12-13

Michel Barnier resigns as Prime Minister of France following the collapse of the Barnier government.
2024-12-5

The left-wing New Popular Front coalition files a motion of no confidence against the new right-wing Barnier government amid ongoing political protests in France.
2024-10-4

Newly appointed Prime Minister of France Michel Barnier announces a centre-right coalition government, and adds ten conservative Republican members to his cabinet.
2024-09-21

Nationwide protests against Emmanuel Macron's appointment of Michel Barnier as the new prime minister break out in 130 cities and towns across France, with left-wing coalition New Popular Front claiming that Macron stole the election.
2024-09-7

France reports a new record of 86,852 new confirmed cases in the last 24 hours while the total COVID-19 deaths surpasses 40,000 as Prime Minister Jean Castex warns that the second wave has "brutally" and "violently" arrived in the country.
2020-11-7

The Speaker of the National Assembly of South Africa, Baleka Mbete, announces that a vote of no confidence in President Jacob Zuma will be held by secret ballot. The vote, to be held on 8 August 2017, will be the eighth vote of no confidence against the president and the first by secret ballot.
2017-08-7

The Prime Minister of France Manuel Valls claims that five terrorist attacks have been "foiled" in France in recent months. [http:--www.france24.com-en-breaking-20150423-five-terror-attacks-have-been-foiled-france-recent-months-says-french-prime-minister-manuel-valls-?ns_campaign=al_en&ns_mchannel=email_marketing&ns_source=AL_20150423_0847&ns_linkname=20150423_breaking_news&ns_fee=0&f24_member_id=1080960490882 (France 24)]date=August 2019
2015-04-23

Kuwaiti Prime Minister Nasser Mohammed Al-Ahmed Al-Sabah narrowly survives a no confidence vote, following a crackdown at an opposition demonstration in December.
2011-01-5