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France remains top destination for foreign investment as Europe declines
France attracted the most foreign investment in Europe in 2025, according to the EY barometer published on Thursday, despite an overall decline in the number of projects and associated jobs across the continent.
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What happenedFrance attracted the most foreign investment in Europe in 2025, according to the EY barometer published on Thursday, despite an overall decline in the number of projects and associated jobs across the continent.
The headline splitOne side frames it as "France remains top destination for foreign investment as Europe declines". The other frames it as "New France: One in Three People Either Foreign Born or Descendant of Immigrants".
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Left / center-leftFrance remains top destination for foreign investment as Europe declines
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Right / center-rightNew France: One in Three People Either Foreign Born or Descendant of Immigrants
France remains top destination for foreign investment as Europe declines
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France attracted the most foreign investment in Europe in 2025, according to the EY barometer published on Thursday, despite an overall decline in the number of projects and associated jobs...
New France: One in Three People Either Foreign Born or Descendant of Immigrants
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A major study from France's premier public research institute found “a society profoundly marked by long-term immigration,” with around a third of the population estimated to have been born...
