François Bayrou’s government set to topple this week
More about this topic
Raw Politics: Can Macron survive the 'Yellow Vest' movement?
The French President's approval rating has plummeted some more off the back of three weeks of protest.
Watch: Raw Politics talks 'gilets jaunes', Brexit and free transport
Join us for the full edition of Thursday's Raw Politics show from Brussels.
Raw Politics: Is a no deal Brexit off the table?
Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May took a beating on Wednesday but it might have had an unexpected silver lining for her.
Watch in full: Raw Politics talks Brexit, veganism and 'gilets jaunes'
Watch the full episode of Euronews' Raw Politics show from Brussels.
ADVERTISEMENT
Raw Politics: ECJ general ruling on Brexit, COP24, French protests
Protests continue throughout France while the ECJ advocate general rules that the UK should have the option to cancel its withdrawal from the bloc unilaterally.
Raw Politics: Protests in France, COP24, far-right in Spain
The far-right have won seats in a Spanish regional election for the first time in decades while French President Macron is facing pressure amid protests across the country.
Watch: Argentine president looks awkward after Trump wanders off
In the Raw Politics' Raw Moment, President Macri was left standing awkwardly at the G20 summit after Donald Trump wandered off stage.
Raw Politics: Scientific ethics, Ukraine-Russia, COP 24
On this episode of Raw Politics, a scientist in China has sparked the debate on scientific ethics after he says he has developed a gene-editing tool tested on twin girls while Ukraine-Russia tensions continue to escalate.
Swedes launch campaign asking people to give up air travel in 2019
Two Swedes have launched a campaign asking people to refrain from flying for an entire year to help raise awareness of climate change
Raw Politics: Ukraine-Russia, Racism in EU, Chinese president in Spain
In this episode of Raw Politics, the panel discusses the worsening geopolitical relationship between Russia and Ukraine after the former seized three vessels, while a newly released report shows the extent of racism in the EU.
Brexit Brief: Approval statistics, TV debate hosts and Brexit costs
Today's Brexit brief looks into new statistics approving the Brexit deal, the media's battle to host the Brexit debate, and new figures estimating how much Brexit is actually going to cost
Raw Politics: Facebook hearing, Ukraine-Russia, Macron's woes
In this episode of Raw Politics, tensions are escalating between Russia and Ukraine while Facebook fielded questions from an international committee on 'fake news' and data protection.
What is Ukraine's game in imposing martial law? | Raw Politics
Find out what the Raw Politics panel had to say about Ukraine's decision to impose martial law following Sunday's spat with Russia in the Black Sea.
Watch: French Fuel Furore | Raw Politics
President Macron holds firm as the large protest movement continues, as they say, diesel and fuel taxes are too high.
Raw Politics: May sells Brexit deal, Ukraine-Russia and womens rights
On this episode of Raw Politics, UK Prime Minister Theresa May tries to sell her draft Brexit deal to the parliament while NATO calls for calm amid increased Ukraine-Russia tensions.
Raw Politics: Brexit breakthrough, Aquarius migrant ship, Irish FM
The UK and EU agree on a draft declaration on future ties while the hashtag 'Rake News' trended this week after the Finnish President retaliated to US President Trump's comments that he had suggested raking forests could help prevent the spreading of wildfires.
Raw Politics: Draft deal, controversial ads, Polish judicial law
On this episode of Raw Politics, the EU and UK agree on a 27-page draft declaration on future ties, while a new French law which aims to tackle 'fake news' during elections faces some criticism.
Ads deemed too controversial to air | Raw Politics
A court in France has ruled an advertising poster showing a woman about to be hit by a steam train does not promote violence against women. Euronews' Raw Politics programme discussed this in a special panel debate on the politics of advertising.
Which EU countries have an issue with the Brexit deal? | Raw Politics
Not every EU country is happy with the draft Brexit agreement between London and Brussels.
Italy budget: 'EC would be softer if Rome had mainstream government'
Brussels’ reaction to Italy’s budget would have been softer if it was dealing with a more mainstream government. That was the claim of Latvian MEP Roberts Zile, reacting on Euronews’ Raw Politics programme to the European Commission's threat of sanctions against Rome.