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The article addresses the ongoing crises in France, which are pushing the country to the brink of collapse. It points to the accumulation of several problems, most notably the high public debt, which reached €3.596 trillion by the end of June 2024—equivalent to 119% of GDP. The financial situation has worsened due to increased spending on social welfare and pensions, with a quarter of the budget allocated to pensions and a deficit persisting for 52 years. The issue also raises protests from students against the weakness of the education system, as well as the rising risk of a potential far-right surge in upcoming elections. Additionally, political instability and governments’ failure to implement fundamental reforms further increase the likelihood of France seeking assistance from the International Monetary Fund. Meanwhile, political and economic confidence continues to decline significantly.
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