Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne will make her general policy statement to Parliament on Wednesday. It is the first time in thirty years that a woman will deliver such a speech before an Assembly which is mostly hostile to her, a perilous exercise in the history of the Fifth Republic. Analysis by Arnaud Benedetti, editor-in-chief of the Political and Parliamentary Review and associate professor at Paris-Sorbonne University. Author of How did the politicians die? The great malaise of powerpublished by Cerf.
Borne’s general policy speech: “She has no obligation to ask for this vote of confidence”
