The French National Assembly has passed the 2026 Social Security budget by a narrow margin, avoiding controversial legislative procedures and setting the stage for Senate review and final adoption.
France launches its 2026 calls and awards to support civil society projects combating racism, antisemitism, and discrimination, emphasizing youth involvement.
The French National Assembly narrowly approved the 2026 Social Security budget, moving it to the Senate amid political uncertainty and challenges with the broader state budget.
The Paris prosecutor's office has opened an investigation into the shaving of an 8-year-old boy's head as punishment at a children's home, following a video that circulated among staff showing the incident.
France will take on New Zealand’s All Blacks at the new Te Kaha Stadium in Christchurch on July 4, 2026, opening the Nations Championship, with hopes to reverse past defeats.
QSI completes acquisition of Belgian club Eupen, targeting modernization and youth development after the club's 2024 relegation.
The French Assembly approved the 2026 Social Security budget after a tense debate, amid opposition over medical tariff reforms and narrow vote margins supporting the government's proposal.
The 2025 economic awards in New Aquitaine honored innovative and export-driven local businesses like Airbooster and Freejump, highlighting regional contributions to sustainability and growth.
France's anti-corruption reforms under Sapin 2 show progress but face challenges in measurement, implementation, and judicial handling, prompting calls for a national strategy.
Recent assaults against women on Paris public transport have led to prison sentences for attackers and a regional mobilization for improved safety measures.
A violent altercation at LR candidate Foulques Chombart de Lauwe's campaign headquarters in Nantes has raised concerns over escalating political hostility and violence during the French election campaign.
Dordogne mayor Bernard Bazinet was expelled from the Socialist Party following antisemitic Facebook remarks, prompting political condemnation and legal action plans.
The French National Assembly debates and votes on the 2026 Social Security budget amid political divisions and a last-minute health funding increase proposal.
Brigitte Macron faces backlash for calling feminist activists 'sales connes' after they disrupted Ary Abittan's show, sparking political and public outcry.
The CRE has initiated a transitional regulatory mechanism to strengthen financial stability and risk management among large French energy suppliers following the recent energy crisis.
France's Cour des comptes reports fragmented anti-corruption efforts, low political prioritization, and public distrust amid rising corruption perceptions.
2025 is set to be one of the hottest years on record, highlighting urgent climate challenges globally and prompting a cautious approach to renewable energy expansion in France due to shifting consumption forecasts.
Renault and Ford announced a partnership to develop and produce two electric vehicle models in France by 2028, aiming to strengthen their position against rising Chinese competition in Europe.
France sees growing political and legislative use of laïcité targeting Islam, reflecting shifting secularism focuses.
The French National Assembly prepares to vote on the 2026 Social Security budget amid a fragmented parliament and critical amendments including increased health spending targets and strategic abstentions.
Southern France advances in sustainable wastewater treatment and energy-saving heating solutions, backed by strong regional innovation ecosystems.
France advances circular economy through regional business innovations and youth-led projects, driving sustainable practices and ecological transition.
An analysis of how reliance on quantitative data influences public policy and political finance in France, highlighting both transparency benefits and risks of bias.
Increasing calls for right-wing unity in France face opposition from key figures refusing electoral alliances with the far-right RN, reflecting deep divisions.
Political books by French politicians often underperform commercially despite being popular campaign tools ahead of elections.
Paramount has countered Netflix's $72 billion deal for Warner Bros. Discovery with a $108.4 billion hostile bid, intensifying a major acquisition battle amid regulatory scrutiny.
France's women's handball team lost their group stage match to the Netherlands but advanced to face Denmark in the World Championship quarter-finals.
France honors the 120th anniversary of the 1905 laïcité law, highlighting its enduring role in ensuring secularism, freedom of belief, and equality.
Édouard Philippe insists on winning the 2026 Le Havre mayoral election as a key step before pursuing the 2027 presidency, dismissing right-wing primaries and highlighting his strategic political positioning.
France commits to advancing ocean protection and tackling climate change impacts through UN resolutions and international cooperation.
Reports reveal France's employment challenges tied to youth unemployment, declining work hours, and persistent social inequalities affecting wages and access to services.
In 2025, French property prices increasingly reflect energy efficiency ratings, with efficient homes commanding significantly higher values amid recovering market activity.
Paris's La Gaîté Lyrique cultural venue will reopen on January 13, 2026, after a five-month closure due to occupation by homeless youth migrants that caused significant financial damage.
The French National Assembly prepares for a decisive vote on the 2026 Social Security budget amid political uncertainties, with Socialists backing and ecologists holding sway.
Brigitte Macron publicly supports comedian Ary Abittan after feminist protests against his return post-rape allegations, sparking controversy and backlash.
Thousands of French health and scientific professionals alarmed by EU plans that could weaken pesticide regulations, calling for urgent government action.
French communal entities intensify efforts addressing social benefit non-recourse and hygiene insecurity amid national policy shortcomings.
Tarbes Mayor Gérard Trémège receives a suspended sentence and political leaders react, foreshadowing shifts in local politics.
France's Social and Solidarity Economy sector warns of risks in the 2026 Finance Bill while agreeing on measures to support caregivers and parents in employment.
Paramount Skydance has launched a hostile $108.4 billion all-cash bid to acquire Warner Bros Discovery, surpassing Netflix's earlier $83 billion offer and intensifying a fierce bidding war with potential regulatory hurdles.
France and Netherlands clash in a high-stakes group match of the 2025 Women's Handball World Championship, both eager to secure first place in their group ahead of the quarter-finals.
For the first time, cocaine sales in France have surpassed cannabis, with the overall drug market tripling to €6.8 billion, highlighting the growing financial power of trafficking networks.
The French government and DILCRAH launch a 2026 national project call to support civil society initiatives combating racism, antisemitism, and anti-LGBT hate, aligned with national anti-discrimination plans.
Minister Annie Genevard unveils a ten-year plan to tackle France's food sovereignty challenges amid global crises and import dependency.
Marine Tondelier has been confirmed as Les Ecologistes' candidate in the 2027 left primary, aiming to unite the left against the extreme right despite internal party debates.
Jordan Bardella's bestselling autobiographies provide financial backing for his presidential campaign, signaling greater independence within the RN.
France mandates technical inspections from January 2026 that will detect and ban vehicles equipped with dangerous Takata 'stop drive' airbags until repaired to enhance road safety.
Nicolas Sarkozy reveals he will not oppose the RN in 2027, sparking debate over a right-wing union in France ahead of the elections.
The December 9 vote on France's Social Security budget is a pivotal test for Prime Minister Lecornu's government, highlighting political negotiations and potential consequences.
Louvre Museum employees plan a strike from December 15 to protest worsening work conditions, staffing cuts, and management issues amid ongoing operational challenges.
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