Criticism Mounts Against Suspension of MaPrimeRénov' Program
Former Minister Armand criticizes government's plan to suspend renovation aid program MaPrimeRénov'.
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Canal+ to Save €20 Million Annually by Exiting TNT Broadcasting
Canal+ announces exit from TNT broadcasting to save €20 million annually.
Yvelines Reports Progress and Challenges in Ecological Transition
Yvelines shows progress and ongoing challenges in ecological transition efforts.
France Faces Renewed Turmoil Over Pension Reform as Protests Erupt and Legislative Votes Loom
Mass protests and a symbolic Assembly vote signal escalating tensions over France's pension reform debate.
Beckham Family in Turmoil Following Romeo's Breakup
The Beckham family's recent tensions have escalated following Romeo Beckham's breakup with Kim Turnbull, sparking internal conflicts.
Christophe Beaugrand and Husband Victimized in Violent Home Invasion
Christophe Beaugrand's family experiences a violent home invasion in Sèvres, prompting an investigation.
France Women's National Team Squad Announced for Euro 2025
France announces squad for Euro 2025, featuring key players and notable omissions.
France and Spain Clash in Nations League Semi-Final with Record Support
France meets Spain in a high-stakes Nations League semi-final, backed by record crowd support.
Jubilee Mass for Île-de-France Priests Set for June 5 at Notre-Dame
The Jubilee Mass for priests in Île-de-France will take place at Notre-Dame de Paris on June 5, 2025, celebrating the Council of Nicaea's anniversary.
France Prepares for UEFA Nations League Semi-Final Against Spain
France is set to face Spain in a critical UEFA Nations League semi-final match.
European Commission Eyes France's Budget as Excessive Deficit Procedure Looms
France's budget management faces scrutiny as the European Commission considers suspending the excessive deficit procedure amidst broader EU financial challenges.
France Commemorates Sacrifices of Soldiers in Indochina Conflict
France prepares to honor those who fought and died in the Indochina conflict on June 8, 2025.
Cancellation of 2024 Jeux de Bretagne Sparks Political Frustrations in Nantes
The 2024 Jeux de Bretagne in Nantes has been canceled due to political and logistical issues, causing significant frustration.
Political Parties: The Cornerstone of the French Republic
Benjamin Morel emphasizes the essential role of political parties in maintaining a functional republic.
25 Years of Gender Parity Laws: Progress and Ongoing Challenges in French Politics
As France commemorates the 25th anniversary of gender parity legislation, ongoing challenges highlight the complexities of achieving political equality.
Concerns Grow Over Neglect of Ecological Policies in French Politics
Macron and Tondelier raise alarms over the neglect of ecological issues in French politics as highlighted by analyst Alba Ventura.
Mass Protests Erupt in Western France Against Pension Reform and Economic Concerns
Protests in western France demand repeal of pension reform and better wages.
French Government Proposes 'Année Blanche' Budget for 2025 Savings
France's government looks to save 40 billion euros in the 2025 budget through controversial 'année blanche' strategy.
France Faces Financing Challenges Amid War Economy in 2025
A look at the financial challenges confronting France's war economy in 2025.
French Government Suspends MaPrimeRénov' Program Amid Surging Demand and Fraud Concerns
The French government has temporarily suspended the MaPrimeRénov' energy renovation aid program due to high demand and fraud issues.
Adèle Exarchopoulos Transforms for Dupieux's Quirky Film 'L'Accident de piano'
Adèle Exarchopoulos stars as a web celebrity in Dupieux's upcoming film 'L'Accident de piano.'
Fan Discontent at 'Hélène et les garçons' Event Sparks Outrage
Fans express outrage over disorganized meet and greet for 'Hélène et les garçons' in Lille.
Catherine Deneuve Shines in Claude Lelouch's 'Si c’était à refaire'
Film review of Claude Lelouch's 'Si c’était à refaire' highlights Deneuve's performance and themes of maternal love.
Youth Movement in French Women’s National Football Team as Euro 2025 Approaches
Laurent Bonadei announces a youth-driven squad for Euro 2025, excluding veteran players.
PSG's Champions League Triumph Sparks Star Jersey Debate
PSG's Champions League victory fuels discussion on jersey star addition.
France and Spain Gear Up for Nations League Semi-final Showdown
France prepares to face Spain in the UEFA Nations League semi-finals with a strong lineup and strategy.
France Implements Key Labor and Social Policy Updates in June 2025
France updates labor laws to enhance worker protections and equity in June 2025.
European Commission Suspends Excessive Deficit Procedure for France
The European Commission has suspended the excessive deficit procedure for France, providing a temporary fiscal reprieve.
Public Forum in Gard Addresses Domestic Violence Victims' Support Pathway
A recent public forum in Gard provided vital information and resources for domestic violence victims.
Edouard Philippe Critiques Political Stagnation in France, Proposes Bold Reforms
Edouard Philippe critiques France's current political stagnation and proposes reforms ahead of the 2027 election.
Defender of Rights Highlights Failings in French School Orientation Policies
A new report critiques French school orientation policies, highlighting key shortcomings and proposing significant reforms.
Aurélien Rousseau Reveals Cancer Diagnosis in National Assembly, Advocates for Enhanced Research Funding
Aurélien Rousseau discloses his cancer diagnosis in the National Assembly, advocating for stronger government support in cancer research and prevention policies.
Public Trust in Doctors Surpasses Political Leaders in Healthcare Decisions
Public confidence in doctors outweighs political trust in healthcare decisions.
Public Calls for Stricter Regulation of Multinational Corporations Amid Government Push for Deregulation
A survey shows strong support in France for stricter regulations of multinationals on ecological and human rights issues, contradicting government deregulation efforts.
Controversy Brews Over Proposed Social VAT in France's 2026 Budget
France's proposed social VAT for the 2026 budget faces political backlash amid economic concerns.
Lyon Advocates for Circular Economy Support in New Statement
Lyon Métropole signs a statement demanding national support for its circular economy initiatives.
Economic Rebound in France Amid Inflation Challenges
The French stock market shows a slight recovery amidst ongoing inflation concerns and ECB policy deliberations.
Strike Scheduled to Disrupt Public Schools in Tourcoing on June 5, 2025
A strike on June 5, 2025, will disrupt public schools in Tourcoing, affecting schedules and school meal provisions.
A Decade After the 2015 Terror Attacks: Assessing France's Legislative Changes
Exploring France's legislative evolution in response to the 2015 terror attacks and its implications for civil rights.
Public Forum in Gard Aims to Support Domestic Violence Victims
A recent forum in Gard highlighted efforts and resources for supporting domestic violence victims and marked a decline in abuse cases.
France Reaffirms Support for UNFPA's Sexual and Reproductive Health Initiatives
France has renewed its commitment to the UNFPA with significant financial support and advocacy for sexual and reproductive health initiatives.
Villeneuve-d’Ascq Foot-Fauteuil Crowned French Champions 2025
Villeneuve-d’Ascq Foot-Fauteuil triumphs as French champions and prepares for major competitions.
Michael Oliver Appointed as Referee for Nations League Semi-Final Between France and Spain
Michael Oliver will officiate the Nations League semi-final featuring France and Spain.
France's U20 Football Team Scores Comeback Victory Over Saudi Arabia in Maurice Revello Tournament
France's U20 team triumphs 2-1 against Saudi Arabia in the Maurice Revello tournament opener.
Karine Le Marchand Disappointed as 'Une Ambition Intime' Sees Plummeting Ratings
Karine Le Marchand reflects on low ratings for 'Une Ambition Intime' and considers moving on after disappointing audience numbers.
Drôles Festiv’arts: A Celebration of Children's Creativity in Le Grand-Village-Plage
Drôles Festiv’arts will celebrate children's art and creativity on June 7 in Le Grand-Village-Plage.
Disney Announces Further Layoffs as Restructuring Continues
Disney continues to lay off several hundred employees globally as part of its restructuring strategy amidst industry shifts.
M6 Launches Innovative Consumer Education Game Show 'J’en connais un rayon'
M6's new game show 'J’en connais un rayon' focuses on consumer education and rights, launching on June 26.
France Prepares for UEFA Nations League Semi-Final Showdown Against Spain
France aims to avenge its Euro 2024 defeat by facing Spain in the UEFA Nations League semi-finals, boosted by PSG players.
France Women's National Team Set to Face Iceland in UEFA Nations League Final
France faces Iceland in UEFA Nations League final match, aiming for a perfect group stage.