Six aid organizations have legally challenged the French state over severe human rights violations in Dunkirk's migrant camps, demanding immediate action to improve abysmal living conditions.
A collective complaint against asbestos hazards in Marseille schools marks a key legal push to compel public authorities to act on this serious health threat in French educational buildings.
After Mehdi Kessaci's murder, Marseille confronts rising drug-related violence with calls for state intervention and police reinforcement from his brother and the city mayor.
The French Senate has begun a demanding week-long examination of the 2026 Social Security budget amidst political disagreements on pension reforms and concerns from occupational doctors over employee protections, especially post-maternity workplace safety.
Flag Football will become an Olympic sport in three years, with over 140 clubs active in France, governed by the Fédération Française de Football Américain.
Prime Video launches "LOL: In Real Life," a new French comedy show where celebrities try to make airport travelers laugh without laughing themselves, debuting November 21, 2025.
Two major 2025 film adaptations, "Wicked, partie II" and Edgar Wright's "The Running Man," explore themes of oppression, manipulation, and violence, highlighting contemporary political and social issues.
Amid distrust in national leadership, France is focusing on local governance, with mayors trusted by citizens and Minister Michel Fournier championing rural issues, supported by guides to enhance local public service management.
In 2026, French property tax will increase on average by €63 for 7.4 million homes due to a new method including amenities in tax calculations, aiming for fairer assessments.
Following the murder of Mehdi Kessaci, investigations into Marseille's drug-related violence have escalated, with national authorities taking over and political leaders calling for intensified action.
The Nanterre court allows Perrier to be sold as "natural mineral water," dismissing consumer group claims of misleading labeling due to filtration processes.
French public broadcasters Radio France and France Télévisions have filed defamation lawsuits against Bolloré-owned media outlets CNews, Europe 1, and JDD over allegations tied to the Legrand-Cohen affair.
As France prepares for its 2026 municipal elections, campaign strategies are enhanced by expert analysis, while politically charged activist messaging emerges during public events like Montpellier's "Cœur de Ville en Lumières."
French local mayors are key actors in coordinating autonomy policies for elderly and disabled populations, supported by new initiatives and HR management guides.
Gaël Fickou, Thibaud Flament, and Emmanuel Meafou return to strengthen the XV de France lineup for their crucial Autumn Tour match against Australia.
New adaptations of 'The Running Man' and 'Wicked' use entertainment to explore themes of violence, political resistance, and social manipulation in contemporary society.
Legal rulings sentenced smugglers over a fatal 2023 migrant boat crash, while associations sue the French state over poor living conditions for exiled migrants near Dunkerque.
The assassination of Mehdi Kessaci in Marseille is being treated as an intimidation crime linked to organized narcotics trafficking, triggering a national-level investigation and governmental response.
France and Ukraine finalized an agreement for supplying 100 Rafale jets amid sharp criticism from the Kremlin, marking a key moment in ongoing defense support.
France faces its first major snowfall and temperature drop of the season starting November 18, with alerts issued for several departments and snow reaching low altitudes across multiple regions.
French authorities have conducted extensive raids and seized over €14 million in an intensified investigation into corruption and money laundering allegations involving Altice and associates of Patrick Drahi.
Franco-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal returns to France after his release from Algerian prison following diplomatic interventions.
The French Assembly reinstates the pre-2019 exit tax, scrutinizes the costly Dutreil pact, and debates environmental tax reforms amid ongoing pension reform suspensions.
French President Emmanuel Macron held an emergency meeting to combat rising narcotrafic violence in Marseille, focusing on new laws and calls for a state of emergency.
Nantes experiences a sharp increase in gunfire attacks linked to drug trafficking conflicts, with multiple shootings in previously safe neighborhoods during November 2025.
TotalEnergies is sued in Paris over allegations of supporting Mozambican forces accused of war crimes near its LNG project, with new evidence showing early awareness of abuses.
Restos du Cœur has launched its 41st campaign as poverty in France hits a 30-year high, urging urgent government action to support the most vulnerable.
Base aérienne 721 significantly boosts economic activity and employment in Rochefort and surrounding municipalities, impacting key sectors like health and commerce.
France supports the US-led UN resolution focusing on humanitarian aid and peace efforts in Gaza, emphasizing a political solution and two-state coexistence.
A memorial mass for Marshal Pétain in Verdun led by the ADMP has triggered a legal investigation due to revisionist claims denying crimes against humanity.
The Choose France Summit reveals a €30.4 billion investment plan targeting key industries to drive reindustrialization and secure France’s economic future amid budget concerns.
The 8th round draw of the Coupe de France sets competitive matches between clubs from National 3 to Ligue 2, scheduled for late November.
Blois Foot 41's Noé Sommer shines as his team records a historic Coupe de France upset over Clermont, while US Camon endures a heavy defeat against US Saint-Maur Lusitanos.
The Tournée du Trio combines scripted comedy with improvisation and audience interaction, creating an unpredictable and widely acclaimed show starring Ferrari, Tsamère, and Lecaplain.
Ahead of the 2026 municipal elections, French authorities provide candidates with a practical guide on campaign banking and financing to ensure transparency and compliance.
A significant data breach at Pajemploi has potentially exposed personal data of up to 1.2 million childcare workers, with Urssaf taking steps to secure the platform and alert users.
The Louvre has closed its Campana gallery due to discovered structural weaknesses in supporting beams, prompting safety measures and triggering a major renovation plan.
The Choose France 2025 summit highlights over 30 billion euros in investments focused on domestic industries and French Tech startups, featuring government leaders and a high-profile startup dinner at the Élysée.
French authorities have launched an investigation into remarks contesting crimes against humanity during a mass honoring Philippe Pétain in Verdun, sparking controversy over historical revisionism.
The French government sues British fund Greybull over unmet commitments to the Novasco steelmaker, amid looming liquidation and job losses.
France's National Assembly struggles with an overwhelming number of amendments and tight deadlines as it works to pass the 2026 budget.
The Choose France summit in Paris reveals over €30 billion in French company investments amidst political uncertainty and industrial decline concerns.
France's national football team triumphs over Azerbaijan 3-1 to finish World Cup 2026 qualifiers undefeated and secure their tournament spot.
The Coupe de France 7th and 8th rounds feature underdog teams like GSA Tomblaine challenging professional sides while regional clubs prepare for decisive matchups before Ligue 1 teams enter.
AG Plouvorn's goalkeeper Aurélien Deniel scored a stunning acrobatic equalizer and saved two penalties to send his team through against undefeated AS Vitré in the Coupe de France.
France increases Doliprane production by 30% with major investments announced at the Choose France summit, underscoring a broader push for domestic manufacturing growth.
France announces over €30 billion in domestic investments across multiple sectors at the Choose France 2025 summit, highlighting new projects and commitments by major French companies.
Guadeloupe transfers 211 inmates from overcrowded Basse-Terre prison to a new facility enhancing conditions and planning further expansions.
A 74-year-old man is missing after severe flooding in Ardèche prompts large-scale search operations amid ongoing weather alerts.
Xavier Emmanuelli, founder of Samu social and co-founder of Médecins sans frontières, died at 87, leaving a lasting humanitarian legacy.
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