The French National Assembly overwhelmingly rejected the revenue section of the 2026 finance bill, with only one deputy supporting it amid broad political opposition.
France's decision to withhold funding from the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria has drawn sharp critique from NGOs amid a global donor summit.
In response to Mehdi Kessaci's assassination, France witnesses widespread political and public marches conveying unity against narcotrafic and honoring his memory.
Jean Guidoni's life and music left a profound legacy of artistic innovation and social critique, culminating in a career that spanned nearly five decades.
Graffiti targeting a Palestine colloquium at Collège de France sparked an investigation and political backlash, leading to the event's venue change amid debates over academic freedom and accusations of anti-Semitism.
The murder of Mehdi Kessaci in Marseille has spurred nationwide tributes and calls for mass mobilization against narcotrafficking, with public marches planned across France.
Nicolas Sarkozy to release prison memoir on December 10, sharing reflections from his incarceration following conviction for illicit campaign financing.
LFI plans to contest over 500 municipalities in 2026 with a direct approach against leftist incumbents, while pushing social reform through VAT elimination on essentials amid parliamentary debate.
Following a high-profile inmate escape in Rennes, France launches a €29 million plan to eliminate mobile phones from six prisons and strengthen prison security measures nationwide.
In Rennes, community and union members rallied to support a male nursery school teacher threatened by a family opposing his supervision of their daughter due to his gender.
The French Senate reinstated critical measures including a CSG freeze for retirees and a tax on health insurance contributions to help reduce the 2026 Social Security deficit.
France is under extensive snow and ice alerts, with warnings issued across 76 departments including Paris and Tarn, urging caution on roads amid an early winter cold snap.
Lower division teams FC Périgny and Trois-Cités Poitiers highlight the Coupe de France 8th round with their inspiring performances and upcoming important matches.
France faces a political impasse in its 2025 budget debate, prompting the government to propose a special law to unblock fiscal decision-making amid partisan tensions.
Nobel laureate Philippe Aghion visited a high school in Arles to emphasize the importance of education and ambition, addressing the decline of social mobility in France and advocating for collective action to restore it.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced a major regulatory simplification decree to aid municipalities, unveiling plans to cut red tape and streamline governance.
French ministers Darmanin and Nuñez visited Marseille a week after Mehdi Kessaci's assassination to show commitment in combating drug trafficking amid local calls for stronger action.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu proposes a 500-euro annual bonus for French mayors and plans to cut municipal regulations to support local officials facing growing pressures.
Amid Senate debates that include suspending pension reform, the French government plans a special law to ensure the 2026 budget passes if parliamentary talks fail by year-end.
Following the assassination of Mehdi Kessaci, France intensifies efforts against rising drug trafficking violence with government officials drawing comparisons to Belgium and the Netherlands.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu pledges a decentralization law before Christmas 2025 to clarify housing policy responsibilities amid local governments' financial struggles.
France’s military chief has warned citizens and local leaders to prepare mentally and strategically for potential war, stirring political controversy over his call for sacrifice.
A Nantes nursery school director is on sick leave after threats from a family rejecting a male teacher, prompting a staff strike for better protection.
A crime expert warns of cartel-style drug trafficking in France, as legislative reforms and security issues highlight challenges in combating organized crime.
France faces a severe child homelessness crisis with nearly 3,000 children sleeping rough nightly, raising urgent social concerns on International Children's Rights Day.
France's government has launched a consultation to update the property tax system for 2026, focusing on comfort elements that will likely increase taxes for millions, amid widespread political criticism.
The French government has issued a civil resilience guide and winter cold alerts with emergency measures in place for vulnerable populations in Cantal.
Feminist groups in France plan mass protests against rising femicides and call for a comprehensive law as government efforts are criticized as insufficient.
Interior and Justice Ministers visit Marseille following the assassination of Mehdi Kessaci to reinforce government commitment against growing narcotrafic violence.
National Assembly President Yaël Braun-Pivet proposes reforms to parliamentary budget procedures to enhance legislative efficiency and foster compromise amid ongoing voting challenges.
The French Ministry of Education's 2025 national assessments show stable overall student results with modest gains in reading fluency and some narrowing of math performance gaps, though challenges remain in writing and math skills.
According to France's 2024 official report, domestic feminicides have surged, with more than three women daily becoming victims, prompting urgent calls for improved protections and professional training.
France qualifies atop their group and secures a pot 1 placement for the 2026 World Cup draw, facing potential opponents including past champions and familiar teams from 2022.