Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin’s prison visit to Nicolas Sarkozy has led to a formal complaint alleging conflict of interest and undermining judicial impartiality.
For the first time since 1958, the French National Assembly adopted a far-right RN resolution, breaking its long-standing political isolation.
The French National Assembly debated the Zucman wealth tax and pension reform suspension on October 31, revealing sharp political divides over fiscal policy and social security reforms.
France has implemented a strategic "war economy" policy to rapidly adapt its economic and industrial capacities in support of military readiness amid growing concerns about future high-intensity conflicts in Europe.
The French National Assembly narrowly passed a resolution denouncing the 1968 Franco-Algerian agreements, highlighting shifting right-wing alliances in France and sparking mixed reactions in Algeria.
France's new consent-based rape law redefines sexual assault, prompted by a high-profile case and aiming for cultural and legal transformation.
The French National Assembly's narrow adoption of an RN-backed resolution to denounce the 1968 Franco-Algerian immigration agreement complicates diplomatic efforts with Algeria and triggers political controversy at home.
France is grappling with escalating egg shortages in 2025 due to surging demand and production setbacks, with industry plans underway to restore supply by 2027.
Quetigny’s 3-0 win over Garchizy stands after the regional football league rejects Garchizy's appeal, setting up a Coupe de France match against Saint-Étienne.
Injuries impact XV de France squad as Guillaume Cramont and other new players join for key match against South Africa.
After a major jewel theft at the Louvre, unions cite staffing and security failings, while officials trade blame for the high-profile breach.
The French National Assembly narrowly approved an RN resolution calling on France to denounce the 1968 Franco-Algerian agreements, a historic yet symbolic political move with no binding legal effect.
A fatal fire in a Lyon squat claimed four lives; one suspect faces assassination charges, while two others are charged with failure to assist.
France has passed a landmark reform introducing a consent-based definition of rape, aiming to improve prosecution and promote a culture of consent.
Justice Minister Darmanin's recent visit to incarcerated ex-president Sarkozy raises questions of judicial independence and political propriety.
The French National Assembly narrowly adopts an RN resolution denouncing the 1968 Franco-Algerian agreements, highlighting political divisions and absenteeism of key deputies.
Two individuals are missing after their vehicle was swept away by floodwaters in Nyons, Drôme, amid heavy rains and an orange flood alert.
France's economy grew 0.5% in Q3 2025, exceeding forecasts thanks to strong exports and investment, with government optimism amid political challenges.
Five new suspects, including a principal burglar linked by DNA, have been arrested in the ongoing investigation of the Louvre's €88 million jewellery heist, with the priceless stolen items still missing.
John Williams will compose music for Steven Spielberg's new 2026 film, marking their 30th project together, with a star-studded cast and rumored UFO-themed storyline.
France has adopted a landmark legal reform defining rape on the basis of consent, setting new standards for sexual violence laws and victim protection.
The French National Assembly sees intense opposition to proposed increases in medical franchises within the 2026 Social Security budget, reflecting political divides and public discontent.
The Paris trial of four Bulgarian men accused of painting "red hands" graffiti on the Shoah Memorial in May 2024 has begun, highlighting concerns over anti-Semitic actions and foreign interference.
France passes historic law redefining rape to require explicit consent, following the landmark Gisèle Pelicot case, marking a pivotal step in combating sexual violence.
France’s women's soccer team was eliminated from the 2025 UEFA Women's Nations League following a 2-2 draw with Germany in the semi-final, allowing Germany to advance to the final against Spain.
A woman’s attempted bus hijacking in Saint-Malo leads to terrorism-related charges and a public safety response including a psychological support unit.
In the wake of the Louvre theft, a Senate commission reveals outdated surveillance tech and expired permits at the museum, calling for AI-powered security enhancements.
France's 2026 budget proposals to limit sick leave durations face strong opposition amid ongoing parliamentary debates and union criticism.
Two recent violent jewelry thefts in France—the 88 million euro Louvre heist and a Marseille burglary targeting a retired jeweler couple—are under intense police investigation.
France's new 26 billion euro tax on multinationals faces strong criticism over its practical enforceability and industry pushback.
Recent protests and parliamentary tax debates in France illustrate escalating tensions over economic policies and union activism.
Three Bulgarian suspects face trial in Paris for vandalizing a Holocaust memorial in an operation linked to Russia's broader efforts to destabilize France ahead of 2027 elections.
Paris prosecutor to provide updates on the Louvre jewel heist investigation amid security concerns and suspect arrests.
Paris’s 2026 municipal election campaign reveals a divided right contrasting with the left’s slow push for unity, setting up a potential political alternation after years of socialist rule.
The 2026 French budget debates feature contentious discussions on the Zucman tax amid advancing behavioral taxes on alcohol and tobacco, with political divisions shaping the legislative process.
Minister Rachida Dati highlights €200 million budget cuts to culture sector and unveils a new fund for heritage site security amid fiscal challenges in 2026 plans.
Hurricane Melissa, the strongest storm to hit Jamaica in recorded history, has caused massive destruction and casualties, while now threatening Cuba with renewed strength.
Jordan Bardella's new book marks his political independence as RN gains municipal ground with first-time candidates in key regions.
Les Républicains and La France Insoumise leaders outline critiques and strategic visions ahead of France's 2027 elections amid political polarization.
IMF projects slower global growth while EU Commissioner Dombrovskis warns Romania on fiscal deficits impacting economic prospects and EU funding.
France's women's football team was ousted by Germany in a 2-2 semi-final draw of the UEFA Nations League, ending their campaign with a 3-2 aggregate loss and continuing their quest for a first major title.
The French government and Socialist Party are entering a showdown over the Zucman wealth tax proposal in the 2026 budget debates, with government opposition focusing on protection of professional assets.
France’s National Assembly adopts a contentious 26 billion euro tax on multinational profits in the 2026 budget, sparking political and legal debate.
Tense negotiations in the French Parliament focus on the controversial Zucman tax and inheritance reforms amid 2026 budget debates, with government and left-wing factions at odds over fiscal justice measures.
XV de France faces a complex build-up to their South Africa rematch, navigating emotional scars from the 2023 defeat and roster absences due to injuries and disciplinary issues.
Amateur club GSA Tomblaine advances to the 7th round of the Coupe de France, aiming to face professional clubs and gain wider recognition.
France women's football team must overcome a 1-0 first leg deficit against Germany in the Nations League semi-final, facing key player absences but boosted by returns.
The French village of Miquelon is relocating homes to evade rising sea levels, backed by government funds and amid mixed local reactions.
Brigitte Macron's daughter testified in court about the negative health effects and family impact caused by cyberharassment spreading false rumors about the First Lady.
The proposed 2026 tax on animal experimentation in France faces criticism for threatening scientific research and academic freedom amid growing political and social pressures.