Four French delivery worker associations have filed a criminal complaint accusing Deliveroo and Uber of human trafficking and worker exploitation, highlighting severe labor abuses in the gig economy.
France confronts growing Middle East instability after a French peacekeeper's death in Lebanon and a ship attack in the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting strategic and security challenges.
The CGT railway union condemns Gares & Connexions' magazine subscription for promoting reactionary views and gender stereotypes, calling for support of emancipatory cultural activities.
France 3 Ile-de-France journalists have been striking for four weeks, leading to a 93% no-confidence vote against key management over studio reallocations and working conditions.
After 3.5 years of detention in Iran, French nationals Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris have been released following diplomatic efforts and are returning to France.
Following deadly attacks on UN peacekeepers in southern Lebanon, France has deployed the Charles-de-Gaulle carrier group and called for an emergency UN Security Council meeting to ensure the safety of UN personnel.
The French government has reduced apprenticeship hiring aid for companies in 2026, introducing differentiated cuts by company size and apprentice education level to balance fiscal constraints with youth employment support.
France joins five other countries in a coalition ready to secure the Strait of Hormuz following Iranian attacks on commercial vessels and energy infrastructure, aiming to stabilize navigation and global energy markets.
French soldier Arnaud Frion was killed in Iraq by an Iranian-backed drone strike, highlighting risks amid France's extensive Middle East military presence and history of casualties.
Chief Warrant Officer Arnaud Frion was killed in a drone attack in Iraq, the first French military death amid heightened tensions involving pro-Iranian militias targeting French interests.
French Chief Warrant Officer Arnaud Frion was killed and six soldiers injured in a drone assault in Erbil amid heightened tensions with pro-Iranian militias following the deployment of France's Charles de Gaulle carrier.
France is dramatically increasing its humanitarian aid to Lebanon, delivering 60 tons of supplies and providing armored vehicles to support refugees and Lebanese security forces amid escalating conflict.
Authorities have closed the investigation into the 2025 shooting of Gabriel Bée by a gendarme in Deux-Sèvres, citing proportional use of force, though the victim's family contests the decision and plans legal action.
The 2026 Paris International Nuclear Energy Summit convenes global leaders to advance nuclear power amid energy security and climate challenges, revealing France’s complex ties to Russian uranium.
A kidnapping and sequestration investigation has been launched in Pau after 16-year-old Omid Jabarkhail went missing on February 3, with police actively searching for the teenager whose phone has been off since then.
Search efforts for 4-year-old autistic Madoua, believed to have fallen into the Marne River, have ended amid criticism of delayed child protection involvement.
Air France's government-chartered flight to repatriate French citizens from the UAE was forced to turn back due to missile attacks, highlighting regional instability and security concerns.
President Emmanuel Macron announces a defensive French military deployment to protect French interests amid escalating Middle East conflict involving Iran, the US, and Israel.
February 2026 saw France endure its wettest month on record with historic flooding and temperatures, highlighting the impact of climate change on extreme weather.
France has increased security amid a heightened terrorism threat linked to the Iran-related Middle East conflict, while also deploying military assets to the region.
Iranian drone strikes on the French naval base in Abu Dhabi have temporarily disrupted operations, prompting France to strengthen military deployments and regional partnerships amid increasing Middle East tensions.
Following Iranian strikes in the Gulf, France prioritizes citizen safety amid flight suspensions and military adjustments, while economic tensions rise over oil supply concerns.
French prisons are facing a record-high population of 86,645 inmates, spotlighting severe overcrowding, criticized conditions, and delayed expansion efforts.
France is stepping up its military presence in the Gulf after Iranian drone attacks on French facilities, preparing to protect its nationals and support allies amid rising regional tensions.
Amid missile attacks and escalating conflict in the Middle East, Air France has canceled flights to Beirut, Dubai, and Riyadh, while French nationals express growing fears for their safety.
France sees a sharp rise in physical and sexual violence against women in 2025, with increased victim reports and a majority of victims being minors and women.
UN High Commissioner Volker Türk warns that violence against women is a global emergency with 50,000 killings in 2024, highlighting systemic abuse and calling for justice and protection.