A Swedish woman filed new rape and trafficking charges in Paris against a suspected Epstein recruiter, while Franck Ribéry denies allegations and plans legal action amid renewed French investigations.
New rape complaint filed in Paris linked to Epstein case; French politician Jack Lang under tax fraud investigation involving Epstein-related offshore companies.
Amélie de Montchalin’s appointment as head of France’s Cour des comptes raises serious concerns about institutional independence and political influence, triggering criticism from opposition parties.
Prominent figures Michèle Tabarot and Benoît Payan headline the 2026 French municipal elections in Cannet and Marseille, highlighting fierce contests and strategic campaigns.
Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin calls for national debate on ending juvenile crime leniency amid constitutional and political challenges, highlighted by notable criminal cases involving minors.
France advances innovation-driven strategies at national and regional levels to bolster sustainable economic growth and European sovereignty amid global challenges.
France's Justice Minister urges constitutional changes to end lighter penalties for minors amid increasing youth violence, while a stabbing incident in Paris highlights ongoing street crime.
France’s unemployment rate rises to 7.9% at the end of 2025, undermining President Macron’s goal of full employment by 2027, especially with youth unemployment soaring.
Guillaume Cizeron and Laurence Fournier Beaudry lead the 2026 Winter Olympics ice dance competition after winning the rhythm dance with a personal best score.
Bourgogne-Franche-Comté’s economy faces rising business failures and investment declines in 2025, but cautious optimism emerges for moderate recovery in 2026.
La France insoumise marks a decade of political influence under Jean-Luc Mélenchon, facing declining popularity and controversy ahead of the 2027 election.
The Socialist Party prepares for 2026 municipal elections with a left-wing alliance excluding La France insoumise, aiming to assert itself as the leading left force before the 2027 presidential vote.
François Villeroy de Galhau resigns as Governor of the Bank of France effective June 2026, paving the way for President Macron to appoint his successor before the 2027 elections.
Following his conviction for corruption of minors, Jean-Marc Morandini has immediately withdrawn from CNews, impacting the channel's programming and credibility.
François Villeroy de Galhau announces his early resignation from Banque de France in June 2026 after nearly eleven years, to lead the Fondation Apprentis d’Auteuil.
Bad Bunny's landmark solo halftime performance at Super Bowl 2026 ignited cultural pride and political debate, amid memorable reunions and key game moments.
Recent national sports achievements in France include badminton doubles champions the Popov brothers, sailing champions Solazzo and Mortreuil, and the inauguration of the Halle des sports Marie-Amélie Le Fur in Guer.
A new study categorizes European far-right parties into three economic policy regimes, revealing complex and varied approaches to capitalism and financial regulation.
The health of an art teacher stabbed by her student in Sanary-sur-Mer shows slight improvement as Education Minister Geffray calls for enhanced school security and societal dialogue to prevent future incidents.
Rachida Dati criticizes Paris’ €300 million annual funding to associations, targeting subsidies to groups seen as fiscally irresponsible ahead of municipal elections.
Ambre Jadah wins Star Academy's 13th season with 59% of votes, impressing audiences with her rock voice, emotional performances, and plans for a nationwide tour and album production.
Film-concerts are experiencing a resurgence in 2026, combining live orchestral performances with classic films to offer a unique, communal entertainment experience in France.
Alex Lanier wins men's singles title at home in Caen, while the Popov brothers secure a third consecutive doubles title at the 2026 French Badminton Championships.
France's 2026 municipal elections occur amid significant public mistrust in politics and controversy over party classifications, revealing complex voter attitudes.
The Union des entreprises de proximité outlines key economic, fiscal, and employment priorities for Aude's 2026 municipal elections, emphasizing local business support.
The mayor of Vincly was assaulted by a local resident, prompting a mutual complaint and an ongoing investigation linked to prior conflicts over urban planning.
Historian and resistance fighter Marc Bloch will be honored at the Panthéon on June 23, with his family requesting the exclusion of far-right groups from the ceremony.
Jack Lang resigns amidst new investigations revealing his and his family's financial ties to Jeffrey Epstein, intensifying the fallout from the Epstein scandal in France.
Five suspects aged 18-20 arrested after a Grenoble magistrate and her mother are kidnapped, held captive, and then escape following ransom demands in cryptocurrency.
Ambre Jadah wins the 13th season of Star Academy 2025 with 59% of votes, earning a €100,000 prize and a Sony Music contract, while impressing audiences and preparing for a major tour.
The 2026 French Badminton Championships in Caen ended with a highly anticipated men’s final between Christo Popov and Alex Lanier, drawing 12,000 spectators and highlighting the sport's growing popularity in France.
France finishes sixth in the figure skating team event at the 2026 Winter Olympics, narrowly missing the finals despite Kevin Aymoz's strong performance.
France's Euro 2026 futsal journey ended with a semi-final loss to Portugal followed by a heartbreaking penalty shootout defeat to Croatia in the third-place match.
Prime Minister Lecornu discusses governance challenges and policy priorities amidst political tensions and public distrust, while commentator Alain Duhamel reflects on France's political climate.
Anti-drug activist Amine Kessaci faces life-threatening violence; political leaders and law enforcement are rallying to protect him and support his fight.
Jordan Bardella is open to forming electoral alliances in the 2026 municipal elections to prevent extreme left victories, emphasizing a case-by-case approach focused on shared priorities.