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.
François Bayrou calls for a broad primary while candidates in the social-democratic primary prepare for three key debates before the 2027 French presidential election.
Reports reveal that over a quarter of French people face rising poverty and financial insecurity in 2026 as inflation and energy costs worsen living conditions.
Investigations are underway into allegations of child abuse in Paris's extracurricular programs, while a national sexual violence law faces political debate.
In 2026, judicial actions against local politicians intensify as former Saint-Etienne mayor is sentenced to prison and Paris officials face investigations over after-school violence.
The Alliance police union in Alpes-Maritimes criticizes Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez and former mayor Christian Estrosi over police shortages and inadequate support ahead of a major September 15 mobilization.
France renews its commitment to women entrepreneurs with the '101 Women Entrepreneurs' competition, supporting early-stage female-led businesses with mentoring and financial aid in 2026.
The trial in Paris begins for three defendants accused of violently burglarizing Gianluigi Donnarumma's home, causing 2 million euros in damages and targeting his pregnant fiancée.
France may adopt free electricity periods during times of high solar production to reduce energy wastage and encourage flexible consumption, following Australia's example.
Reports of sexual violence in French sports soared by 64% in 2025, prompting enhanced preventive actions and victim support initiatives by the Ministry of Sports.
France’s fiscal revenues grew by 3.7% to €275.4 billion in H1 2026 despite a shrinking economy and soaring oil prices, revealing a complex economic landscape.
Ahead of France's 2027 presidential election, a new analysis highlights societal complexities, while debunking misleading political claims on immigration.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu assures business leaders of a reduced exceptional tax on large companies in the 2027 budget, amidst challenging preparation conditions.
Small and medium enterprises in Southern France face cash flow issues, declining activity, and sector-specific challenges amid economic uncertainty in 2026.
French agriculture is confronting economic difficulties due to this summer's severe heatwaves and droughts, signaling the pressing effects of climate change on farming.
Amidst a strained budget and rising political tensions, President Macron contemplates dissolving France's National Assembly if the Lecornu government falls, with markets watching closely.
France secured a 2-0 victory over Morocco in the 2026 World Cup quarter-finals to reach their third consecutive semi-final appearance, powered by goals from Mbappé and Dembélé.
Ahead of the French presidential election, candidates debate economic liberalism and fuel pricing amid industrial claims of major savings from maintaining gas infrastructure in the energy transition.
France’s aging population is creating diverse investment opportunities in healthcare, wellness, and regional thermal spas while reshaping wealth management.
France's CÉSE to hold a citizens' convention in November 2026, engaging 150 citizens in dialogue about public finances ahead of presidential elections, aiming to influence political debate despite non-binding outcomes.
France's poor PISA 2025 results are fueling national decline debates, becoming a key issue in the 2027 presidential election discussion as candidates reposition themselves.
Paris officials launch two probes into claims that female staff were made 'invisible' during a Hindu delegation's Eiffel Tower visit, sparking political debate over religious pressures and women's rights.
The 2026 PISA results reveal France's lowest student performance in two decades, sparking political alarm and expert calls for urgent educational reforms.
Facing worsening drought despite late rains, France launches over €1 billion aid plan to support struggling farmers and restart agricultural production in 2026.
France joins 11 countries including the UK and Canada in imposing trade sanctions on Israeli settlements in the West Bank amid growing violence and settlement expansion.
France records its lowest ever PISA scores in 2025 amid global educational decline, sparking calls for major reforms to address falling student performance and new learning challenges.
Paris Saint-Germain players, especially Kylian Mbappé and Khvitcha Kvaratskhelia, are favored to claim the 2026 Ballon d'Or with strong endorsements from Ousmane Dembélé.
France's economy is grappling with the impact of climate heatwaves, sparking debates on wage policies and tax reforms ahead of the 2027 presidential election.
The French government condemned the unauthorized leak about possible salary savings taxation in the 2027 budget, distancing itself from the proposal and referring the leak to judicial authorities.
The Cour des Comptes reports limited progress in French vaccination policy since 2018, urging full rollout of electronic vaccination records by 2028 to improve public health management.
France adapts its starting lineup for the 2026 World Cup quarter-final against Morocco following a key injury and tactical changes by Didier Deschamps.
France's economy is weakening in 2026 with falling GDP and employment, while advocates call for stronger support and visibility for the social and solidarity economy in upcoming political platforms.
The French government denies plans to tax employee savings for the 2027 budget, condemns leaks of internal documents, and pursues legal action to protect economic interests.
The Eiffel Tower was shut down due to a strike protesting the exclusion of female employees during a Hindu delegation visit, spotlighting gender discrimination concerns.
France launches a transformative 2050 industry plan led by Haut-commissariat au plan and sees key food cooperative acquisition talks that could reshape industrial production.
France sets its squad and tactical approach with squad changes and expert warnings as they prepare for the 2026 World Cup quarter-final versus Morocco.
Mayotte's fragile economy is threatened by infrastructure problems and 500 million euros in unpaid local government debts, alarmingly impacting its private sector.
The trial of neo-Nazi militants accused of assassinating Argentine rugby player Federico Martín Aramburú started on September 7 in Paris, highlighting extremist motives and the broader fight against political violence in France.
Former Macron allies call for a broad coalition excluding Republicans to block the far-right National Rally in France's 2027 presidential election amid economic challenges.