French police detain two streamers in a case of online violence and discrimination, while a defense lawyer's controversial claim in Samuel Paty's murder appeal provokes public outrage.
The Elvis Moreno group amazed an audience in Agen with a lively, nostalgic rock’n’roll show, highlighting their enduring musical legacy spanning over four decades.
French media production is evolving with AI innovations from Squeezie's groundbreaking videos to Adobe's Firefly Foundry enhancing creative workflows.
Ahead of the 2026 Six Nations, coach Fabien Galthié prioritizes young talent while captain Antoine Dupont lauds playmaker Matthieu Jalibert's return and impact.
Antoine Dupont returns to France's rugby team after a serious knee injury, focusing on the upcoming Six Nations clash against Ireland without seeking revenge.
Despite longstanding laws, people with disabilities in France still face accessibility challenges and risks from proposed health budget cuts, advocates warn.
The EU-India trade deal cuts tariffs on cars, wine, and olive oil, providing major benefits for European industries.
The EU and India have finalized a historic free trade agreement after over 20 years, boosting economic ties, lowering tariffs, and enhancing strategic cooperation.
David Rachline, mayor of Fréjus and RN member, was acquitted of illegal interest charges and announced his candidacy for the 2025 municipal elections, while facing ongoing legal challenges.
The French National Assembly is proposing a law to abolish the archaic spousal sexual obligation, ensuring consent is essential in marital relations.
The French National Assembly has approved a law banning social media access for individuals under 15, aiming to protect adolescent health and establishing France as a pioneer in Europe following Australia.
French and Dutch leaders debate Europe’s ability to ensure its own security without U.S. support, highlighting strategic and financial challenges.
French rugby captain Antoine Dupont praises Matthieu Jalibert's high-level skills and their strong on-field partnership ahead of the 2026 Six Nations Tournament starting February 5.
Philosopher Myriam Revault d’Allonnes discusses how emotions enrich democratic debate and influence political mobilization, warning of their co-option by populism.
Europe's heavy reliance on US technology underscores urgent calls for digital sovereignty initiatives amidst economic and geopolitical vulnerabilities.
Daniel Kretinsky plans a public bid to gain control of Fnac Darty, aiming to block JD.com's influence and strengthen his French business presence.
The Association for Children's Health has taken legal action against the French government over delayed and insufficient response to infant milk contamination linked to a Chinese supplier, demanding urgent recalls and factory suspensions.
French far-right leaders push for Trump-inspired immigration raids amid political uproar over calls for mass expulsions.
Moody's expects France to exceed its 2026 budget deficit target amid political tensions and rising public spending, despite modest economic growth and low inflation.
Two British far-right activists were arrested near Calais for inciting hatred and participating in banned anti-migrant protests linked to the extremist "Operation Overlord."
Familial legacies continue to shape France's handball team as they face Spain in a crucial Euro 2026 match while eyeing semifinal qualification.
Ahead of the Six Nations opener against Ireland, France loses key players Atonio and Boudehent to injury, prompting coach Galthié to call up Colombe and Roumat as replacements.
Independent mayoral candidate Erwan Davoux criticizes Marseille’s entrenched political elite and calls for accountability, while advocates emphasize disability rights as a local election priority.
Reims’ local economy in 2025 demonstrates resilience with increased judicial recoveries and reduced employee impact despite economic pressures, amid ongoing national economic challenges.
Daniel Kretinsky, already Fnac Darty's largest shareholder, has launched a €36 per share public purchase offer, which the company's board has unanimously welcomed.
Orange's mayor Yann Bompard and RN deputy Marie-France Lorho were sentenced to five years' ineligibility and suspended prison for embezzlement involving a fictitious parliamentary assistant position.
France debates a law to ban social media use for under-15s, with divided scientific opinions and European precedents influencing the ongoing parliamentary discussions.
The trial of Deputy Sandrine Josso's alleged chemical submission spotlights France's challenges in addressing sexual violence and victim support.
DFCO and Stade Malherbe Caen join six Ligue 1 teams in advancing to the quarter-finals of the 2026 Women's Coupe de France after notable victories.
Baptiste Serin makes his return to the French rugby team for the 2026 Six Nations, expressing eagerness to contribute amid intense competition and recent team challenges.
Thierry Breton proposes a five-year, 10-point plan seeking to reduce Europe's dependency on the US and boost autonomy in key sectors including finance, energy, and technology.
Recent French partial legislative elections reveal low turnout and highlight divisions within right-wing parties ahead of municipal elections.
Nearly half of France's real estate agencies continue to engage in racial discrimination, prompting government-mandated training for all agents.
A white march in Mitry-Mory drew thousands to honor Camélia, a 17-year-old who died by suicide after enduring school bullying, sparking calls for stronger anti-bullying measures.
The unresolved electoral strategy of the Rassemblement National in Dreux deepens right-wing divisions and raises concerns about France's international autonomy if the party governs.
Following the 2026 budget approval, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu is contemplating a government reshuffle linked to municipal elections in March, with key ministers leaving to focus on campaigns.
France faces a deadly avalanche surge amid climate change, while government sets clear temperature rise targets to guide adaptation efforts.
Darts in France sees a doubling of licensed players and growing TV viewership, as the sport pushes for official recognition and wider club support.
The 21st season of ‘L’amour est dans le pré’ highlights the show’s significant cultural impact and enduring popularity in connecting French viewers with the agricultural world through authentic storytelling and relationships.
The 2026 French budget prompts diverse political responses as government defends fiscal plans and opposition critiques intensify amid key municipal elections.
Banque de France Governor François Villeroy de Galhau calls for stronger deficit reduction in 2026 and urges Europe to assert economic sovereignty amid US-China tensions and Mercosur trade debates.
Three Breton departments remain on orange flood alert due to heavy rains and river overflows following storm Ingrid and new incoming precipitation.
France's biathlon team clinched second place twice in mixed relay events at Nove Mesto, demonstrating strong shooting and skiing ahead of the Winter Olympics.
OL Lyonnes overwhelm Marseille 5-1 to secure a Copa de France Féminine quarter-final berth alongside PSG and Nantes, with the next stage draw on February 2.
With just over seven weeks until the March 2026 municipal elections, key cities and candidates reveal intense political battles that could foreshadow shifts for France’s national politics.
National Assembly head Yaël Braun-Pivet critiques the use of article 49.3 to pass the budget, calling it a political failure, and proposes reforms to the parliamentary budget process and citizen participation.
Europe faces economic headwinds from euro appreciation and global trade tensions, pressuring growth and industrial output, with French officials calling for greater economic sovereignty.
Front Populaire 2027 schedules an open leftist primary for October 11, 2027, requiring candidates to gather 500 mayoral endorsements amid mixed participation from key parties.
The French left-wing unity coalition announced its presidential primary date on October 11, 2026, aiming to unite various leftist parties under the 'Front populaire 2027' initiative with hopes of attracting two million voters.
France's government, led by President Macron, fast-tracks legislation to ban social media for under-15s and mobile phones in high schools starting next school year to protect youth wellbeing.
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