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.
A structural collapse during a party on Rue Amelot in Paris left one person critically injured and multiple others hurt, prompting a large emergency response and an ongoing investigation.
European leaders condemn Trump's tariff threats over Greenland, with Macron pushing for the EU's anti-coercion response and calls for NATO's role in the escalating dispute.
As municipal elections near in March 2026, Saint-Avold and nearby towns face rising political discord marked by fake social media activity and contested local events.
AS Saint-Etienne edged Clermont Foot 1-0 to reclaim third place in Ligue 2, with Augustine Boakye scoring the decisive goal in a closely contested match.
Martinique's Parti progressiste martiniquais faces an unprecedented challenge in 2026 municipals, signaling a significant political shift.
The electric ant, a harmful invasive species detected in France since 2022, threatens ecosystems and human health amid challenging eradication efforts.
France’s 2026 census, launched by Insee, is surveying 9 million people with 24,000 agents to support vital public funding and service planning.
A fifth-floor collapse in a Paris apartment injures 20, prompting a large emergency response and investigation into structural failure.
France confirms a 2026 surtax on large company profits expected to raise up to 8 billion Euros for social spending, amid political debate.
Montpellier’s mayor Michaël Delafosse launches his re-election campaign, facing a divided opposition ahead of the 2026 municipal elections.
Political analyst Denis Baranger assesses macronism as a transient movement without lasting ideological roots, with its decline evident in parliamentary losses and challenges faced by Macron's presidency.
France is the strong favorite in their Euro handball match against Ukraine on January 17, with a win potentially securing their progression to the next round and live coverage on beIN SPORTS 1.
A police search at a Paris bookstore over a controversial children's book ignites debates on censorship and extremist influences impacting France's independent literary scene.
Recent incidents in France include a police officer injured during an urban rodeo in Lyon and the forced dispersal of an illegal rave party in Barp, reflecting ongoing public safety enforcement efforts.
France's 2026 budget debates intensify with government plans for social spending, fiscal balance, and political negotiations amid opposition challenges.
President Trump will impose new tariffs on France and seven other European countries over their support for Denmark in the Greenland dispute, maintaining these duties until a full acquisition agreement is reached.
At a major supplier event, France Matériaux highlighted its resilience and strategic investments that position it favorably against the broader 2025 construction materials market downturn.
The EU and Mercosur have signed a historic free trade agreement, despite vocal opposition from French farmers and local authorities concerned about agricultural impact.
France's government negotiates a contested 2026 surtax on large corporations’ profits amid political opposition and business sector warnings.
2026 faces pivotal political questions and debates over government involvement in monetary policy amid Trump's influence and Federal Reserve scrutiny.
Far-right ideologies are resurging in France in 2026, raising concerns about racism, anti-Semitism, and threats to democracy.
Lempdes Sport Football is honored by the city for reaching the Coupe de France seventh round, marking a historic achievement for the club.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu offers new budget concessions to the Socialist Party amid stalled 2026 budget talks, weighing constitutional options to ensure passage.
French ice dancers lead at the 2026 European Figure Skating Championships as the ladies' free program becomes available for streaming in English.
Netflix and Paramount's fierce Warner Bros Discovery takeover battle intensifies amid European regulatory diplomacy, while Gap appoints a new entertainment executive to boost 'Fashiontainment'.
Netflix leads immersive series events in France while home entertainment embraces modular design and VR tech, reflecting a shift to participatory experiences.
France's sound sector is booming, with €43.2 billion in projected revenue for 2024 and strong growth across telecommunications, audio creation, and medical audiology.
Amid budgetary blockage and political obstruction by opposition parties, Prime Minister Lecornu voices frustration, while analysts question the lasting impact of Macronism in French politics.
Paris gears up for the 2026 municipal elections with seven candidates, a new voting system, historic left-wing alliances, and a far-right resurgence reshaping the political landscape.
Dr. François Vandenbossche's conviction for negligence in the 2011 abortion case causing quadruple amputation affirmed by Bordeaux Court of Appeal with a reduced suspended sentence.
France's 2026 budget debates are suspended amid political deadlock, with the government seeking compromises and scrutiny of ultra-wealthy tax exemptions intensifying.
The French government pledges to generalize 1 euro university meals in the 2026 budget to reach a compromise with the Socialist Party and avoid political deadlock.
France's highest court rules that the 36-year-old Bonfanti murder case is barred by statute of limitations, closing legal proceedings despite the 2022 confession by Yves Chatain.
France’s 2026 budget faces significant legal and political challenges as Prime Minister Lecornu contemplates unprecedented constitutional measures to secure passage amid parliamentary opposition.
A new March 2026 event in Chanteloup-en-Brie merges stand-up comedy with a singles' social mixer, creating a unique evening of humor and socializing in Île-de-France.
Following their Coupe de France eliminations, PSG and Lille aim to bounce back in Ligue 1 while the final's venue faces uncertainty due to Stade de France’s unavailability and scheduling conflicts.
The European economy remains resilient despite global challenges, while Toulouse defends its aerospace sector as key to local economic vitality.
The 2026 Paris municipal election intensifies with seven candidates, new left-wing alliances, far-right resurgence, and key judicial developments shaping the campaign.
Following a ten-day strike, the French government backs down on contested healthcare measures, aiming to restore dialogue with liberal doctors by removing mandatory prescription targets and unilateral fee cuts.
Facing opposition and a lack of majority, the French government considers constitutional measures to pass the 2026 budget without parliamentary approval.
Julio Iglesias refutes sexual assault and human trafficking allegations by two former employees, who have been granted protected witness status as legal proceedings advance.
Air France integrates Apple TV into its long-haul flights, offering passengers exclusive access to over 45 hours of original programming and free wifi streaming starting January 2026.
The 2027 Tour de France will start in Edinburgh with the first three stages crossing Scotland, England, and Wales, featuring sprinter-friendly and mountainous routes highlighted by director Christian Prudhomme.
The Coupe de France final’s date and venue remain undecided amid logistical challenges, while France’s national team prepares for the 2026 World Cup with key warm-up matches.
France Télévisions launches a new permanent digital sports channel in 2026 featuring 2,000 hours of live coverage and interactive viewer engagement for the Winter Olympics and beyond.
Women-led businesses in France are highly profitable but face significant challenges in scaling due to limited access to development opportunities, causing notable economic loss.
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