Macron’s Renaissance party narrowly avoids unity crisis

马克龙的复兴党险些避免团结危机

The Globalist

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2024-10-31

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Monocle’s Simon Bouvier joins Emma Nelson to discuss the future of the Renaissance party, as former French prime ministers Gabriel Attal and Élisabeth Borne avoid a political bust-up over who will be its next leader. Plus: China’s mounting debt problems, Copenhagen’s witch exhibition and the Vatican City’s new anime mascot. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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  • You're listening to the Globalist, first broadcast on 31st October 2024 on Monocle Radio.

  • The Globalist in association with UBS, live from Lond.

  • And this is the Globalist with me, Emma Nelson.

  • A very warm welcome to today's program.

  • Coming up, two of France's former prime ministers reach a truce after divisions threaten to tear their party in two.

  • We'll examine the state of the Renaissance group as it struggles under internal and external pressures.

  • Also coming up, China changes economic tack to try to rebalance the books.

  • We'll ask how and if it'll work.

  • Plus.

  • A few reasons.

  • Yeah, because it's very complicated and I'm undecided about some local candidates as well.

  • We'll be in New York to hear how close races outside the city could shape control of Congress.

  • There'll be the papers and the fashion news too.

  • And where I'm standing here next to this beautiful fountain, around about when it was built, this was also the main hotspot for the burning of witches.

  • Our man in Copenhagen visits a new exhibition that explores the dark chapters of the city's history and celebrates the modern day joy of hex.

  • That's all coming up on the Globalist.

  • Live from London.

  • First, a look at what else is happening in today's news.

  • Soldiers have joined emergency rescue efforts in Spain, where the worst floods in decades have killed at least 95 people.

  • At least 19 people have died in Israeli airstrikes in the Lebanese city of Baalbek.