Roberto De Zerbi departs Marseille after a dynamic but challenging tenure marked by team-building efforts, a historic PSG win, internal tensions, and Champions League disappointment.
French President Emmanuel Macron criticized Elon Musk for benefiting from heavy U.S. subsidies, urging Europe to boost public investment to compete globally, while Musk disputed the subsidy claims.
Marine Le Pen's lawyers delivered an emotional defense in her trial over FN European assistants, with the ruling set for July 7, a date critical for her political future.
France’s new 2026 energy plan prioritizes nuclear power as central to its strategy, replacing earlier reactor closure plans and balancing renewables in a dual approach amid political challenges.
Marine Le Pen faces a crucial July 7 verdict on public funds misuse charges that could bar her from the 2027 presidential election.
The French Court of Cassation has confirmed final 18-year prison sentences for the last two convicts implicated in the deadly 2016 Nice terror attack, concluding this major terrorism case.
Storm Nils has caused red flood alerts in Gironde and Lot-et-Garonne with 33 departments on orange vigilance due to flooding and strong winds affecting transport and schools.
French diplomat Fabrice Aidan is implicated in the Epstein files, prompting official investigations and government calls for victims to seek justice.
Amélie de Montchalin's historic appointment as Cour des comptes president has ignited debate over potential conflicts of interest arising from her government budget role.
Ahead of the 2027 presidential election, candidates Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Jordan Bardella engage businesses with distinct economic proposals while navigating public trust and budgetary challenges.
Benjamin Millo's departure from Éric Ciotti to support Christian Estrosi illustrates the volatile political climate in Alpes-Maritimes ahead of the 2026 municipal elections.
French political leaders grapple with reliance on social media platforms like X amid rising safety concerns and legislative efforts.
EU leaders and industrialists gathered in Belgium to tackle European competitiveness challenges, focusing on industrial revitalization, regulatory reform, and economic sovereignty amid a new Chinese economic threat.
Liberty Media's €3.1 billion acquisition of MotoGP ends Dorna's era, transforming the championship into a global entertainment brand with new leadership and a modernized logo, poised for international expansion.
The first-ever Brittany match for France’s women's futsal team highlights the sport's rapid growth and regional enthusiasm, with all tickets sold and a unity gesture towards Ukraine.
French diplomat Fabrice Aidan faces legal and administrative action after being linked extensively to Jeffrey Epstein in leaked documents, prompting government and political responses.
A parliamentary report proposes a universal family allowance of 250 euros per month per child and other reforms to boost France's declining birth rate.
Météo France issues orange alerts for flooding, wind, and rain across 19 departments while Paris faces unstable weather and transport disruptions on February 11, 2026.
French diplomat Fabrice Aidan is under judicial inquiry after extensive email exchanges with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein were revealed, prompting official investigation despite no current evidence linking him to criminal acts.
Nicolas Depoortère's injury rules him out of France’s upcoming Six Nations matches, forcing squad adjustments ahead of critical games against Wales and Italy.
The French women's futsal team will face Ukraine at Lamballe in a sold-out preparatory match highlighting local sports enthusiasm and solidarity.
France's aging population is set to become a dominant economic force, with the silver economy projected to reach €130 billion by 2030 driven by senior consumers' evolving purchasing habits.
The 2026 Cevipof survey reveals unprecedented levels of distrust in French politics, highlighting low confidence in Macron's government and institutions but a continuing desire for democratic engagement.
Authorities investigate Jacques Leveugle for decades of sexual assaults against 89 minors globally, with new calls for victims to come forward.
France's unemployment rate rose to 7.9% in 2025, driven by youth joblessness and precarious employment, challenging the government’s employment targets.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot has referred allegations involving diplomat Fabrice Aidan to the judiciary following Epstein case revelations, with investigations now underway.
The Autorité de la concurrence identifies opaque pricing and confirms food prices in Martinique are 40% higher than mainland France, citing Groupe Bernard Hayot's market dominance and high approach costs.
Twelve western and southwestern French departments face flood alerts as storm Nils brings severe winds and travel disruptions to southern France this week.
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.
Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez condemns organized masculinist threats targeting France's women's violence helpline 3919 amid rising extremist activity.
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.
A new survey reveals a record decline in French citizens' trust in national politics, contrasted with strong trust in local mayors.
France advances innovation-driven strategies at national and regional levels to bolster sustainable economic growth and European sovereignty amid global challenges.
Yoram Moefana's uncertain fitness and Kalvin Gourgues' confirmed injury cast doubt on France's squad strength ahead of Wales clash.
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.
Kering's 2025 annual sales and profit dropped sharply, but strong Q4 results sparked a 14% surge in its Paris stock price.
President Emmanuel Macron calls for the EU to adopt eurobonds to finance strategic investments and reinforce European economic sovereignty.
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.
Veteran mayor André Laignel seeks ninth term in Issoudun as 2026 municipal elections spotlight left-wing divisions and far-right strategy shifts.
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.
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