Jean-Michel Aulas lost his defamation suit against Rue89Lyon over an article about offshore investments, marking a key press freedom victory ahead of the 2026 Lyon elections.
France's 2026 municipal elections approach with set timelines for candidate applications and voter registrations, including new gender parity rules and support services.
The suicides of two teenage girls in France amid alleged school bullying have sparked investigations and calls for better support systems.
The death of El Hacen Diarra during police custody in Paris has triggered an official investigation and controversy over police behavior, with calls for accountability from the family.
Anne Hidalgo has endorsed Emmanuel Grégoire for Paris's 2026 municipal elections, rejecting alliances with La France Insoumise and cautioning against far-right ties involving other candidates.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu invoked Article 49.3 to pass the 2026 budget revenue section without parliamentary vote, facing opposition censure motions but securing Socialist Party’s reluctant support.
At Davos 2026, President Macron condemned U.S. tariffs on French goods and urged Europe to strengthen its economic resilience and multilateral cooperation.
Marine Le Pen’s appeal trial over allegations of misusing European Parliament funds threatens her 2027 presidential bid amid scrutiny of party assistants' roles.
French journalist Raphaël Boukandoura was arrested in Istanbul covering a pro-Kurdish protest, prompting major French newsrooms and press freedom groups to demand his immediate release.
French political and industry leaders condemn US President Trump's threatened 200% tariff on French wines over France's refusal to join his proposed 'Council of Peace,' calling for a united European response amid significant trade and diplomatic tensions.
France's government has used constitutional Article 49.3 to pass the 2026 budget amidst political fragmentation and opposition, marking a significant procedural and political moment.
French business leaders express growing pessimism about the economy amid controversial budget measures and political instability at the start of 2026.
French celebrities participate in charity concerts and an educational TV show to support social causes and engage young audiences.
France wins a crucial Euro 2026 handball group stage match against Norway, 38-34, securing two points as they advance.
Heavy rainfall and storm alerts in Aude and Finistère lead to flood warnings, road closures, power outages, school shutdowns, and emergency measures in January 2026.
The General Controller highlights critical overcrowding and poor conditions at Baie-Mahault prison in Guadeloupe, with urgent calls for reform amid rising violence and deteriorating facilities.
Bordeaux launches a €3 billion BXIA digital hub project to enhance AI capabilities, digital sovereignty, and create significant employment while emphasizing eco-friendly development.
Prime Minister Lecornu employs 49.3 to advance the 2026 budget revenue measures amid political concessions that aim to prevent a no-confidence motion.
A judicial inquiry has been opened in Paris following the death of El Hacen Diarra in police custody, amid allegations of excessive force and strangulation.
Sales declines, butcher shop closures, and health concerns are reshaping the French meat sector in 2026, prompting adaptation efforts amid ongoing challenges.
Global economic growth is expected to remain resilient in 2026, with France showing moderate expansion amid geopolitical challenges and easing inflation.
Sébastien Lecornu reverses his stance by using Article 49.3 to pass France's 2026 budget, stirring political controversy and raising questions about governance.
France prepares for its March 2026 municipal elections with mandatory candidate registration deadlines and key procedures amid significant EU election events.
France's handball team wins 38-34 against Norway at Euro 2026, finishing preliminaries undefeated and advancing confidently to the main round.
France initiates legal proceedings against Greybull Capital over NovAsco's failed investment and workers stage protests demanding accountability.
Urssaf discloses unauthorized data access impacting 12 million French workers' employment information, prompting phishing warnings and security actions.
Facing parliamentary opposition, PM Sébastien Lecornu uses constitutional article 49.3 to impose the 2026 budget with concessions to Socialists, bypassing a parliamentary vote.
Following a Paris apartment collapse, experts stress early detection of structural issues while political leaders critique city management of public safety and infrastructure.
Facing political deadlock, the French government considers invoking Article 49.3 or budget ordinances to pass the 2026 budget law, raising concerns over democratic precedents and parliamentary influence.
Sébastien Delogu's claims of police complicity in missing cocaine shipments have sparked strong official condemnation ahead of Marseille's municipal elections.
Star Academy heats up with semifinal preparations in daily recaps while vocal coach Sofia Morgavi unveils her debut book blending memoir and singing lessons.
Senegal's Africa Cup of Nations victory triggered enthusiastic but disorderly celebrations in France, resulting in dozens of arrests and some injuries among police and supporters.
Ahead of the 2026 municipal elections in France, deputies are stepping forward as candidates, navigating new candidacy rules and balancing political ambitions.
French political parties unite against Trump's tariff threats and geopolitical actions, with a parliamentary debate set to test this solidarity.
France has sent 383 tonnes of infant food aid from Le Havre to Gaza, aiming to feed 42,000 children amid ongoing humanitarian efforts in the region.
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu is set to announce his choice of constitutional tool—Article 49.3 or ordinances—to finalize the contested 2026 budget amid political opposition and crucial fiscal decisions.
Lyon authorities activate air pollution advisory on January 19 due to rising PM2.5 levels, issuing public health recommendations and activity restrictions.
As the French Senate prepares to vote on new end-of-life laws in late January, protests in Paris highlight the divisive debate surrounding euthanasia and assisted suicide.
Ahead of the 2026 Davos summit, Oxfam highlights record billionaire wealth while calls for heavy taxation grow, with French billionaires cautiously engaged yet silent publicly.
Texas aims to surpass France's GDP by 2025, driven by strong energy production and a growing tech industry, marking a major economic milestone.
Rachida Dati confirms government resignation before March municipal elections in Paris amid political campaign and ongoing corruption allegations.
Cassis Mayor Danielle Milon condemned a politically timed police raid linked to the villa Mauresque sale ahead of the 2026 municipal elections, affirming her innocence and confidence in the investigation’s outcome.
After ending her relationship with Vincent Queijo, Marwa Merazka focuses on personal growth through running and adopting a dog, embracing a new chapter of her life.
Lattes-Montpellier beat Charnay 73-67 to reach the Coupe de France women's basketball semifinals, pursuing a sixth title under coach Valéry Demory.
Health Minister Stéphanie Rist leads the first round of the partial legislative election in Loiret’s 1st constituency, with high political stakes on her ministerial role.
François Bayrou announces third-term bid in Pau while Rachida Dati mobilizes right-wing support in Paris ahead of the 2026 municipal elections.
The French 2026 budget plans a €8 billion surtax on large companies' profits, exemptions for medium firms, and political strategies for budget approval amid broader tax reforms.
A floor collapse in a historic Paris apartment injured 20, with structural weaknesses linked to water damage raising safety concerns about aging buildings.
Former President François Hollande supports Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu's anticipated use of Article 49.3 to pass the 2026 budget, underscoring the need for political unity and strategic negotiations amid parliamentary challenges.
Rachida Dati has announced she will leave her ministerial role prior to the 2025 municipal elections to focus on her mayoral campaign in Paris.
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