Pressure on the government is mounting, with demonstrators from very different backgrounds joining forces around a common demand: better living conditions. On World Talks, Pascal Drouhaud, Associate Researcher at the Choiseul Institute, tells Sascha Fahrbach that the cost of living in France has risen significantly, while public debt continues to grow and the government's room for maneuver is becoming increasingly limited. At the same time, the country is struggling with a long-term productivity problem. What can the government do now? How can it respond to protesters' demands, and how is the French social model changing? Find out on the latest episode of World Talks.
