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French National Assembly Mandates Nutri-Score on Food Packaging with Specific Exemptions
The French National Assembly votes to mandate Nutri-Score labeling on food packaging, exempting certain traditional products, while government officials debate legal and practical challenges.
Bobigny Court Implements New Security Measures After Police Sexual Assault Allegations
New female police presence and renovation plans follow alleged sexual assaults by officers at Bobigny's court detention center.
French Government Halts Administrative Suspension of Shein but Maintains Judicial Pressure
After Shein removes illegal products post ultimatum, French government pauses its suspension but maintains judicial scrutiny and ongoing investigations.
Judicial and Political Responses Intensify Following Sainte-Soline Police Violence Revelations
In response to videos revealing police violence at Sainte-Soline protests, a judicial inquiry and political complaints intensify scrutiny over law enforcement accountability in France.
Eure Gears Up for Industry Week 2025 with Over 120 Company Visits and Recruitment Drives
Eure's Industry Week 2025 will deliver over 120 company visits to promote industrial careers, highlight recruitment needs, and encourage youth participation from November 17 to 23.
France 3 Ends 'Tout le Sport', Launches Daily 'Stade 2 La Quotidienne' in January 2026
France 3 to end 'Tout le Sport' after 30 years, replacing it with the daily sports program 'Stade 2 La Quotidienne' from January 2026.
Mobile Entertainment Revolution: Hoora's Gaming Platform and Vertical Series Reshape Industry
French startup Hoora raises €1.1 million for its instant-access mobile gaming platform amid the rise of vertical mobile series revolutionizing entertainment formats.
French Local Initiatives Drive Circular Economy and Sustainable Employment
French regions showcase sustainable economic projects emphasizing circular economy and social employment, boosting local agriculture and reducing environmental impact.
Humane Migration Policy Could Generate €3.3 Billion Annually for France, France terre d’asile Reports
France terre d’asile reveals that a more welcoming migration policy in France could produce annual financial gains of €3.3 billion for the state and social security.
Challenges and Transitions in French Public Policy Evaluation and Research Governance
Recent events in Rennes and expert insights reveal ongoing shifts in France's public policy evaluation and scientific research governance amid societal transitions.
Three Paris Nursery Teachers Suspended Amid Sexual Violence Allegations
Following reports of sexual violence, three Paris nursery teachers have been suspended and targeted training initiatives announced to safeguard children.
Louis Schweitzer, Former Renault CEO and Economic Icon, Dies at 83
Louis Schweitzer, former Renault CEO and key figure in the Renault-Nissan alliance, has died at 83, leaving a lasting legacy in French industry.
France's Trade Deficit Narrows in Q3 2025 Amid Aerospace Export Gains and Sectoral Shifts
France's trade deficit improved notably in Q3 2025 due to rising aerospace exports and a recovering agricultural sector, despite ongoing energy deficits and mixed regional trade outcomes.
Concert Disruption at Philharmonie de Paris Sparks Political Reactions and Security Concerns
Activists disrupted an Israeli Philharmonic concert in Paris with smoke bombs, prompting arrests and political backlash over the politicization of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
French Agriculture Faces Tensions Over EU-Mercosur Trade Agreement Amidst FNSEA Criticism
French President Macron supports the EU-Mercosur trade agreement with safeguards, but France's main agricultural union FNSEA strongly opposes it, sparking controversy ahead of a key Mercosur summit.
Drôme feminicide suspect commits suicide in prison amid rising femicide rates in France
A man charged with feminicide in Drôme committed suicide in prison, highlighting a sharp rise in femicides across France, where 107 women were killed in 2024.
Pro-Palestinian Activists Disrupt Israel Philharmonic Concert in Paris, Prompting Legal Action
A pro-Palestinian protest disrupted the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra's concert at the Philharmonie de Paris, leading to physical altercations and police intervention, with four arrests and a formal complaint filed.
France Faces Historic Industrial Decline Amid Ambitious Yet Fragile Reindustrialization Efforts
France confronts a significant industrial decline marked by historic factory closures and job losses amid cautious efforts to boost reindustrialization and innovation.
Macron Champions Multilateralism and Climate Action Ahead of COP30 in Belém
French President Emmanuel Macron reiterates France's leadership role and climate commitments ahead of COP30, advocating multilateralism and safeguarding French interests in trade agreements.
French National Assembly Debates 2026 Social Security Budget Amid Pension Reform Suspension
France's National Assembly debates the 2026 Social Security budget, suspending pension reform and approving key tax amendments amid ongoing fiscal discussions.
Les Cinquante 2025 Grand Finale: Public to Decide Historic Winner Tonight on W9
Tonight’s live finale of Les Cinquante 2025 on W9 will see Kelly, Laura Lempika, or Simon Féraud crowned by public vote, competing for the show’s largest-ever prize.
Monique Barbut Commits to Structural Efforts Supporting Public Policies in 2026 Budget
Monique Barbut signals willingness to make structural efforts supporting public policies in France’s 2026 budget, garnering positive response from senators.
France Hosts Key Events Advancing Regenerative and Social Solidarity Economies
Two parallel events in Lyon and Nancy emphasize France's commitment to advancing regenerative and social solidarity economies, highlighting local initiatives and broad participation.
Israel Philharmonic Concert in Paris Disrupted by Activists Amid Political Tensions
Activists disrupted the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra's concert in Paris with smoke bombs, leading to condemnations and highlighting tensions around cultural events related to Israel.
Matthieu Valet Leads RN in Lille's Fragmented 2026 Municipal Elections
Matthieu Valet will lead the Rassemblement national in Lille's 2026 municipal election amid a fragmented left and post-Martine Aubry era.
French Deputies Propose Conditions on Executive Pay for Public Business Aid in Budget 2026
French deputies propose an amendment in Budget 2026 to condition public business aid on freezing executive pay, alongside calls for better transparency of aid schemes.
Legal Proceedings and Investigation Update on Oléron Vehicle Attack Suspect
The Oléron vehicle attack suspect faces attempted murder charges amid investigations highlighting his impaired mental state and abandoned links to terrorism allegations.
French Government Intensifies Crackdown on Shein with Suspension Procedures and Massive Package Inspections
France escalates regulatory action against Shein through suspension procedures and major customs inspections targeting safety and compliance issues.
PFAS Contamination Forces Drinking Water Ban in Ardennes Villages Affecting 3,500 Residents
PFAS contamination in Malandry and nearby villages has forced a tap water ban affecting thousands in the Ardennes, highlighting a growing environmental health crisis in France’s Grand Est region.
France Welcomes Back Cherki, Kolo Muani, and Kanté for Crucial World Cup 2026 Qualifiers
France's national team recalls Cherki, Kolo Muani, and Kanté for decisive 2026 World Cup qualifiers against Ukraine and Azerbaijan, coping with key injuries and absences.
French Rugby Team Finalizes Key Lineup Ahead of Crucial South Africa Clash
France finalizes half-back pairing and key lineup decisions with emphasis on fresh dynamics and performance ahead of South Africa match.
Coupe de France 7th Round: Trélissac vs Pau Confirmed at Firmin-Daudou, Bordeaux Tickets Now on Sale
The Coupe de France 7th round matches between Trélissac-Pau and Entente Boé-Bon-Encontre-Bordeaux are scheduled with venues confirmed and ticket sales opened.
France's Social and Solidarity Economy Gains Momentum Amidst Sector Concerns
France's social and solidarity economy grows in impact during ESS Month, addressing major social challenges amid sector concerns and rising youth engagement.
French Anti-Terror Prosecutors Decline to Take Over Oléron Vehicle Attack Case
French anti-terrorism prosecutors have declined to take charge of the Oléron car attack investigation, leaving the local prosecutor’s office in control despite suspicions of the suspect's recent radicalization.
French National Assembly Unexpectedly Repeals Major 5 Billion Euro Industry Tax Amid Budget Debate
The French National Assembly unexpectedly repealed the 5 billion euro C3S industrial tax during the 2026 budget debate, marking a significant and surprising fiscal shift.
French Authorities Launch Full Inspection of Shein Shipments Amid Legal Crackdown
French customs begin comprehensive inspections of all Shein packages arriving at Paris airport amid legal actions over non-compliant and illegal items.
94 Migrants Rescued After Boat Disintegrates Off Dunkirk Coast
A boat disintegration off Dunkirk led to the rescue of 94 migrants on November 6, underscoring the dangers of Channel crossings and the importance of coordinated maritime rescue operations.
French Government Launches Legal Action to Suspend Shein Amid Fast Fashion Controversy
France initiates a suspension procedure and judicial inquiry targeting Shein following the brand's Paris store opening amid fast fashion controversies.
Doctolib Fined €4.6 Million for Abuse of Dominant Market Position in France
Doctolib faces a €4.6 million fine by French regulators for abusing its dominant position in online medical appointment services, after a complaint from competitors and scrutiny of exclusivity and acquisition practices.
Cour des comptes Criticizes Louvre for Prioritizing Acquisitions Over Security Amidst High-Profile Burglary
The Cour des comptes condemns the Louvre's focus on acquisitions over essential security upgrades, exposing weaknesses after a major burglary.
Government Responds to Disturbing Police Violence at Sainte-Soline Ecological Protest
Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez addresses controversial police violence at Sainte-Soline protest, announces investigation amid serious injuries to protesters.
French Government Calls for EU Sanctions Amid Shein Content Controversies
France demands urgent European sanctions against Shein following discoveries of illegal content and pushes for a platform ban amid ongoing regulatory challenges.
Retirees Nationwide Protest Against 2026 Budget Cuts Amid Pension Freeze Controversy
Retirees across France protest planned 2026 budget cuts, including pension freezes and benefit reductions, amid government budget uncertainty.
French Political Debate Grows Around Adopting a Federal Republic Model
French senators debate transforming France into a federal republic, with advocates highlighting decentralization and territorial strategy.
Amnesty International Highlights Growing Obstacles to Abortion Access Across Europe
Amnesty International warns of regressive abortion policies across Europe amid rising anti-rights activism and systemic barriers to care.
Bordeaux Hosts Global Forum on Social and Solidarity Economy Highlighting Solutions to Worldwide Crises
The Global Forum in Bordeaux and related November 2025 events showcase how France is advancing social and solidarity economy initiatives alongside solidarity finance and disability employment efforts.
Lavaur FC Reinstated in Coupe de France to Face Ligue 2 Rival Rodez
Lavaur FC has been reinstated in the Coupe de France after disqualification for a licensing issue and will now face Ligue 2 club Rodez with stadium arrangements pending.
Lafarge Terrorism Financing Trial Postponed to November 18 over Procedural Irregularity
The Lafarge terrorism financing trial has been postponed to November 18 due to procedural irregularities involving a defendant's referral order extending beyond permissible dates.
France Suspends Shein Over Sale of Illegal and Harmful Products
The French government has suspended Shein's operations amid revelations of illegal and harmful products sold on its platform, drawing strong condemnation and sector support.