An Ipsos survey reveals deep pessimism among the French for 2026, while President Macron addresses national gloom in his New Year's speech amid ongoing political instability.
Emmanuel Pierrat faces charges of moral harassment against five employees, with his former associate also implicated in complicity, amid claims of toxic management and health impacts.
French departments including Marne, Haute-Saône, and Charente-Maritime have implemented the 'plan grand froid' to safeguard vulnerable populations during a severe cold snap with temperatures as low as -15°C, utilizing shelter expansions, intensified outreach, and emergency reporting systems.
Arcom has formally warned leading French news channel CNews for remarks that incited discrimination against immigrants and Muslims, highlighting concerns over media responsibility.
France plans to borrow a record €310 billion in 2026, beginning in January under a special law, despite lacking an approved budget for the year.
A 26-year-old intoxicated man attacked passengers on Paris Metro Line 3 with a hammer, injuring two and prompting a police investigation for attempted murder.
The French Interior Ministry admitted misidentifying the nationality of the Paris metro stabbing suspect, who holds a French passport despite initial claims he was a Malian immigrant.
France is deploying 90,000 law enforcement officers nationwide to secure New Year's Eve celebrations, with a strong security presence focused on Paris and the Champs-Élysées.
The Toulouse administrative court has authorized continued construction of the A69 highway after overturning a previous halt based on environmental grounds, while legal challenges over unauthorized land use persist.
The French government has prolonged the tax exemption on tips for low-wage workers until the 2026 budget vote, following legislative delays and sector opposition to taxing tips.
France experienced a 10% rise in Christmas 2025 spending, supporting holiday sectors, yet economic experts warn about the sustainability of this boost into 2026.
France faces political paralysis and growing youth disengagement as it nears the 2027 presidential election, despite pressing geopolitical challenges and defense needs.
France in 2025 is marked by political turmoil with short-lived governments, pension reform failures, and rising far-right influence undermining Macron's leadership.
Olivier Guckert returns as Meuse PS leader, Martine Joly opts out of next elections, and Deputy Maxime Ambard reports on a busy parliamentary year.
The beloved quiz show 'Le Grand Concours' returns to TF1 on January 20, while the film 'Sur un air de blues' honoring Neil Diamond premieres Wednesday.
M6 previews new reality TV highlights including the inspiring contestant Manon in "L’Amour est dans le pré 2026" and intense game shifts in "Pandore."
France faces a divided debate over granting Brigitte Bardot a national tribute, balancing her cultural impact against her controversial past.
France faces colder than usual temperatures, but conditions fall short of officially being labeled a cold wave, according to meteorological criteria.
The Hauts-de-France region faces a soaring agricultural trade deficit amid climate change impacts, driving efforts to enhance competitiveness and sustainability through innovation and government support.
France faces a prolonged cold spell and snowfall risk in early 2026, with emergency plans active and vulnerable families in Paris enduring harsh conditions.
An ongoing strike by waste collection workers in Lille has disrupted services for 500,000 residents during the holiday season, with demands for better pay and conditions fueling the stoppage.
Éric Ciotti advances his alliance with the Rassemblement National, challenging Les Républicains and reshaping right-wing politics ahead of France’s 2027 presidential election.
The global wellness market has surged to $6.8 trillion, fueled by a new focus on prevention and lifestyle in health spending, reshaping the health and wellness landscape.
The Gard department in France launches a strategic roadmap to empower social and solidarity economy actors to better engage with public procurement processes, promoting local inclusion and sustainability.
The proposal of a national tribute to Brigitte Bardot after her death has reignited political divisions in France, with conservatives supporting and leftists opposing due to her controversial past.
Gaël Clichy has been named head coach of Stade Malherbe de Caen, becoming the fifth coach since Kylian Mbappé’s group took over the club amid a challenging season.
The Trophées du Sport 2025 in Fontenay-le-Comte and major national sports moments of 2025 highlight France's vibrant sporting achievements.
Julien Lepers publicly criticizes successor Samuel Etienne amid the decline and weekly cancellation of 'Questions pour un champion'.
Brigitte Bardot's funeral is scheduled for January 7 in Saint-Tropez amid contrasting political reactions highlighting France's divided legacy of the iconic actress.
George Clooney, Amal Alamuddin, and their children have officially become French nationals, solidifying their connection to their Provence home where they value privacy and culture.
France faces sustained subzero temperatures with activated cold weather emergency plans and widespread snow and ice warnings as 2025 ends.
The death of Brigitte Bardot at 91 has led to her burial in Saint-Tropez's marine cemetery and sparked debate over a national tribute, with political divides and Bardot’s own wishes for simplicity influencing the controversy.
TikTok creators profit from spreading misinformation in France, complicating public health efforts as the flu epidemic surges and antivaccine movements gain traction globally.
French authorities are actively combating contagious nodular dermatitis in cattle with detection, culling, and vaccination strategies to protect the livestock industry.
Despite a rise in Christmas consumer spending driven by stable inflation, France faces economic uncertainty due to a stalled 2026 budget and frozen public aid programs.
In 2026, France confronts severe budgetary challenges and political upheaval as key leaders face setbacks amid mounting debt and unfulfilled promises.
2025 marked a remarkable year in French sports with PSG's historic European win, Loïs Boisson's tennis breakthrough, and stellar performances across football, basketball, and cycling.
After 14 years and nearly a thousand episodes, 'Les Mystères de l’amour' aired its final episode with a dramatic conclusion and plans for a 2026 revival in a new format.
France's 2026 budget negotiations face major deadlock amid political upheaval, leading to temporary legislative fixes and ongoing talks.
Paris and Île-de-France have activated the Grand Froid plan to extend shelter services and emergency accommodations for the homeless as freezing weather sets in.
Marine Le Pen and the RN play a strategic and influential role in the 2026 budget and pension reform discussions in the French National Assembly, highlighting political tensions and legislative maneuvers.
Minister Serge Papin highlights a 10% increase in Christmas Eve spending and optimistic plans to boost consumption in France for 2026.
Brigitte Bardot’s passing highlights her dual legacy as a cultural icon and a figure with controversial far-right political ties and divisive views on immigration and national identity.
The Kalisi association in Montpellier offers affordable essential goods and small luxuries to low-income workers, highlighting the intersection of poverty, work, and social dignity in France amid broader economic frustrations.
Brigitte Bardot's death at age 91 sparks widespread tributes highlighting her cinematic impact, Saint-Tropez legacy, Cannes Festival role, and evolving cultural memory.
Brigitte Bardot, the iconic French actress, fashion pioneer, and animal rights advocate, passed away at 91, leaving a complex legacy celebrated nationwide.
Brigitte Bardot's death prompts significant tributes from far-right politicians, emphasizing her cultural and political legacy.
Brigitte Bardot’s decades-long dedication to animal rights activism solidified her legacy beyond stardom, leading to significant animal welfare advances and international recognition.
Brigitte Bardot, acclaimed French film star and animal rights advocate, has died at 91, leaving a profound cultural legacy.
Didier Deschamps reinvigorates the French national football team with new talents and veteran returns as they gear up for the 2026 World Cup.
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