Emmanuel Macron will undoubtedly bounce back from the confirmation of Elisabeth Borne and the adjustments given to the government last week. And therefore on the meaning and the assessment that he gives to the “100 days” that he had given himself to relaunch his mandate after the retreats. He has already spoken about it during his address to the government on Friday during the last Council of Ministers. He is also expected on his response to the revolts in the suburbs, on which he hardly spoke on the solutions to be given.
From New Caledonia, Emmanuel Macron will undoubtedly be questioned on the political situation of the archipelago, in the institutional impasse, since the victory of the no in the third and theoretically last referendum of self-determination provided for in the Nouméa agreements. Finally, perhaps the Head of State will speak on the controversies around the police, after the declarations of the Director General of the National Police and the Prefect of Police of Paris.