France’s regional business sectors show mixed economic fortunes in 2026, with aerospace cushioning Toulouse's downturn, Corsica balancing slowdown with resilience, and northern regions preparing for new economic challenges.
France resubmits a revised social media age restriction proposal to the EU following constitutional concerns about freedom of expression and child protection.
France submits a revised social media age restriction proposal to the EU, aiming to restrict access for children under 15 in compliance with European law.
Lower division teams Saint-Didier Pernes and USSAC Saint-Abraham cause major upsets by defeating higher-tier opponents in the 2026 Coupe de France third round.
France is nearing recession with the government proposing pension under-indexation and corporate surtaxes to curb deficits amid rising social tensions and economic slowdown.
France faces mounting political dissatisfaction and social unrest with key debates on housing, fuel taxes, and public mood shaping the 2027 presidential election landscape.
French media censorship and freedom of expression controversies intensify with TV content suspensions and protests at France Inter over ideological influences.
Marine Le Pen kicks off her 2027 presidential campaign focusing on housing amid a polarized political climate, while key rivals also position themselves ahead of the election.
Radio France is experiencing a strike and broadcast disruptions sparked by opposition to Charles Sapin's appointment from Valeurs actuelles as an editorialist on France Inter.
The French women's basketball team faces the United States tonight in their first-ever Women's Basketball World Cup final, aiming to make history in Berlin.
France's 2027 budget plan targets €30 billion in savings, emphasizing retirees' fiscal contributions through pension indexing and tax changes without cutting pensions.
The 2026 French presidential election discourse is increasingly dominated by radical political solutions and citizen participation initiatives, redefining traditional political divides.
Marine Le Pen relaunched her 2027 presidential campaign in Hénin-Beaumont, addressing internal party tensions and focusing on social issues like purchasing power amid strong poll leads.
Charles Sapin’s arrival at France Inter has triggered protests by cultural figures and strikes from unions over concerns of far-right influence in public broadcasting.
Céline Dion makes a highly emotional return to live performance with a series of 26 concerts in La Défense near Paris, marking her first shows in over six years.
The French government vows to protect retirees' pensions but considers removing tax deductions to help fund full inflation indexing in the 2027 budget.
Family policies and budget debates are emerging as key issues shaping the 2026 French presidential campaign amid structural challenges and political negotiations.
At the 2026 Fête de l'Humanité, left-wing leaders vie for dominance as internal divisions and calls for unity shape the political landscape ahead of the 2027 elections.
Key left and right-wing figures make strong statements and prepare for debate ahead of the 2027 presidential election at France’s Fête de l'Huma and allied events.
France will raise the annual medical franchise cap from 100 to 140 euros starting October 1, 2026, with future adjustments tied to inflation beginning in 2028.
Authorities investigating the Normandy train derailment now prioritize the possibility of malicious intent as the cause of the accident that injured around 40 passengers.
In 2026, France faces economic stagnation with downgraded growth forecasts, rising unemployment—especially among youth—stagnant wages, and government fiscal challenges amid international shocks.
The French government aims for €6 billion pension savings in 2027 by reassessing retirees' tax benefits and pension revaluation policies amid funding challenges.
Public frustration over inflation and fiscal challenges intensifies in France as the 2027 presidential election nears, spotlighting political and economic uncertainties.
The French government details 1.3 billion euros in budget cuts to fund an emergency agricultural plan and prepares for a cautiously optimistic economic recovery in 2027 amidst ongoing fiscal pressures.
France strives to manage a declining growth outlook and hefty public deficit amid rising borrowing costs and political disputes over retirement age and energy policies.
A 'Top Chef' alumna sheds light on the psychological and physical abuse that is widespread in the Parisian culinary world, highlighting the urgent need for change.
Emma Bonino, a leading feminist and political figure in France, has died at 78, remembered for her profound impact on women's rights and social justice.
Banque de France Governor Emmanuel Moulin rebuffs Jean-Luc Mélenchon's call to erase €630 billion of national debt, warning of legal and economic risks amid France's fiscal challenges.
The French government plans for a modest 1% growth in 2027 amid historically high borrowing costs and political challenges impacting the budget outlook.
Jean-Luc Mélenchon boosts his political standing through increased social media followings and a strong presence at the 2026 Fête de l’Humanité, reinforcing his influence among left-wing voters.
Political uncertainty surrounding France's 2027 elections is contributing to sluggish performance in the Paris stock market amid regional economic and geopolitical challenges.
A deep dive into voter behavior and the ongoing influence of veteran politicians highlights key dynamics leading up to France's 2027 presidential election.
Insee has cut France's 2026 economic growth forecast to 0.4%, citing heatwaves, weak demand, and rising inflation that leave the French economy lagging behind European neighbors.
The refusal by a government minister to label "grand remplacement" as racist has sparked political debate, while young actors use Shakespeare's "Othello" to confront racism through theater.
Insee sharply lowers France's 2026 growth forecast to 0.4%, citing heatwaves, halted investments, rising inflation, and unemployment, marking an economic lag behind Eurozone peers.
A Unicef report reveals that climate-related events disrupted schooling for over 1.5 million students in France in 2025, highlighting urgent needs for climate adaptation in education.