France Announces Syria Conference Scheduled for February 13 in Paris
France has announced plans to hold a conference on Syria in Paris on February 13, according to the French presidency.
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France has announced plans to hold a conference on Syria in Paris on February 13, according to the French presidency.
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French Prime Minister Michel Barnier is set to use special constitutional powers to pass a social security budget bill without a parliamentary vote, sparking debate over democratic processes.
French Prime Minister Michel Barnier is set to use special constitutional powers to push a social security budget bill through parliament without a vote, reports suggest.
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