French prosecutors have reopened the investigation into Jean-Luc Brunel and are examining new evidence related to French links in the Jeffrey Epstein case following the release of US documents.
Quentin, a nationalist student in Lyon, died after a premeditated violent attack, triggering political tensions and calls for justice amid ongoing investigations.
Historic flooding in Lot-et-Garonne from Storm Nils has led to over 900 evacuations and water levels exceeding past records, with authorities urging vigilance.
Orange alerts for snow and ice have been issued across northern France on February 15, 2026, with expected accumulation and road safety measures in effect.
The 2026 municipal elections in Metz, Nice, and Perpignan are marked by political divisions, campaign tensions, and legal controversies involving incumbent mayors and challengers.
Reigning French cycling champion Dorian Godon has moved to Ineos Grenadiers, embracing new opportunities and adapting to his new environment with optimism ahead of the season.
Theodora, at age 22, won four awards including Female Revelation and Album of the Year at the Victoires de la Musique 2026, quickly becoming a leading figure in French music.
EU leaders agree on the 'European preference' policy to enhance competitiveness and protect industry amid global trade pressures from the US and China.
The French Ministry of the Interior confirms political label assignments for the 2026 municipal elections as President Macron addresses antisemitism and security concerns.
Quentin D., a right-wing militant, was critically injured in a violent Lyon attack during a protest linked to an LFI conference, prompting political condemnation and investigations.
Storm Nils has caused severe flooding along the Garonne river in Southwest France, with red alerts, evacuations, widespread power outages, and major transport disruptions.
Following Storm Nils, Gironde and Lot-et-Garonne remain on red flood alert with widespread evacuations as heavy rains continue to threaten southwestern France.
Volkswagen will face a preliminary court hearing in France on February 18, 2026, over the Dieselgate scandal involving emissions cheating software, with over 1,500 civil parties seeking justice.
The 2026 Victoires de la Musique showcased standout performances including Ino Casablanca, a surprise honor for Nana Mouskouri by Nikos Aliagas, and hosting by Helena Noguerra alongside Cyril Féraud.
Benoît Hamon promotes the social and solidarity economy in Nîmes, highlighting the success of cooperative ventures like Marmiton and proposals for a cooperative school ahead of local elections.
France faces a sustained drop in birth rates despite current family policies, prompting calls for a comprehensive reform to address economic and social obstacles to childbirth.
Nine suspects charged in a decade-long ticket fraud at the Louvre causing over 10 million euros in losses, with ongoing investigations revealing internal collusion and large-scale organized crime.
A knife attack near the Arc de Triomphe on February 13 led to the suspect's serious injury and arrest, prompting an antiterror probe due to his prior violent record and threat statements.
A 23-year-old member of the identity collective Némésis was critically injured in a knife attack during a protest in Lyon, prompting an investigation and political condemnation amid rising far-right and far-left tensions.
Three new criminal complaints have been lodged in France addressing responsibilities and alleged harms linked to contaminated infant formula, intensifying legal scrutiny.
France's new PPE3 energy plan outlines a decisive role for nuclear power in achieving carbon neutrality by 2050, with ambitious targets for energy consumption reduction and renewable integration.
President Macron commemorates Ilan Halimi’s assassination anniversary, pledging to fight rising anti-Semitism while sociologists critique current policies.
A nationalist militant was severely attacked in Lyon leading to sharp condemnations from right-wing politicians who blame the extreme left for escalating political violence.
The third fatality from Storm Nils was confirmed in Loire-Atlantique, as avalanche deaths in the Alps also claim three skiers, highlighting severe weather dangers in France.
A Haute-Saône mother has been charged with murder after two infants were discovered frozen in her freezer, revealing hidden pregnancies over several years.
French President Emmanuel Macron advocates for mandatory political bans on elected officials convicted of antisemitic and racist acts, highlighting the need for stronger legal sanctions.
Bruno Retailleau enters the 2027 presidential race seeking to solidify leadership in a crowded right-wing contest while emphasizing immigration reform.
MEDEF and the European Commission highlight the need to remove administrative and financial barriers to speed up France's economic electrification and reduce energy dependency on Russian gas.
Arnaud Montebourg becomes president of Lyon-based financing firm Monego, reinforcing his commitment to French economic sovereignty and industry support.
French astronaut Sophie Adenot launched to the ISS on February 13, marking the first French woman in space in 25 years on a nine-month mission aboard the Crew Dragon spacecraft.
Didier Deschamps will step down after the 2026 World Cup with Zinedine Zidane confirmed as his successor, beginning a challenging Nations League campaign against Italy, Belgium, and Turkey.
French municipal elections in March 2026 highlight a sharp decline in traditional party influence as voters increasingly favor independent local leadership.
France and Europe are reinforcing economic sovereignty through SME innovation and new EU legislation targeting strategic sectors and foreign investments, amid a shifting global landscape.
Official forecasts highlight resilience and modest growth for France’s economy in 2026, but rising unemployment and business failures indicate persistent challenges.
France remains under multiple weather warnings for rain, floods, and wind as storm Nils recedes and authorities reinforce safety measures amid ongoing severe conditions.
France’s new 2026-2035 energy strategy emphasizes nuclear energy revival to boost decarbonization, while adjusting renewable energy targets amid debate and political tensions.