Airbus's urgent grounding of 6,000 A320 planes due to vulnerable navigation software triggers global flight cancellations and delays, notably at Paris airports and major international airlines.
Airbus has grounded 6,000 A320 aircraft worldwide after discovering a software flaw linked to solar radiation risks, leading to flight cancellations including 35 at Air France.
Authorities in Strasbourg have launched an investigation after the discovery of a functional pistol and ammunition near the city's Christmas market, prompting heightened security amid ongoing terrorist threats.
Airbus orders rapid replacement of vulnerable flight control software on about 6,000 A320 aircraft after a JetBlue incident linked to solar radiation.
Airbus orders immediate grounding of 6,000 A320 planes to fix flight control software vulnerable to solar radiation after a serious incident with a JetBlue aircraft.
Authorities have arrested one of two prisoners who escaped Dijon prison; the other remains on the run and is considered dangerous.
France orders probe into Israeli airstrikes that killed two French children in Gaza, examining possible war crimes.
Five individuals, including minors, were arrested near Tours for homophobic ambushes that caused significant injuries, with trials upcoming in early 2026.
Two dangerous inmates escaped from Dijon prison by sawing through cell bars amid warnings of severe overcrowding and declining security conditions.
France launches massive prison searches and plans legal reforms equating narcotraffickers to terrorists amid concerns over prison security and contraband.
French media outlets unite to demand the release of journalist Christophe Gleizes from Algerian imprisonment amid charges linked to terrorism and diplomatic tensions.
Four more suspects were arrested in connection with the October 19 jewel heist at the Louvre, as investigations into the 88 million euro theft intensify.
The EU Court of Justice has ruled that all member states must recognize same-sex marriages legally performed in other EU countries for EU law rights, reinforcing freedom of movement and family life protections.
Ouaihid Ben Faïza's unescorted temporary release from Vendin-le-Vieil prison to attend a job interview sparks debate between prison unions and advocates for rehabilitation.
COP30 in Brazil ends with a modest climate agreement lacking fossil fuel phase-out commitments, drawing European disappointment amid rising climate urgency.
Four men have been sentenced to prison terms for cyberharassing DJ Barbara Butch after her performance in the Paris 2024 Olympics opening ceremony.
A Nantes nursery school director is on sick leave after threats from a family rejecting a male teacher, prompting a staff strike for better protection.
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.
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.
Guadeloupe transfers 211 inmates from overcrowded Basse-Terre prison to a new facility enhancing conditions and planning further expansions.
Xavier Emmanuelli, founder of Samu social and co-founder of Médecins sans frontières, died at 87, leaving a lasting humanitarian legacy.
Authorities in Ardèche continue searching for a 74-year-old man swept away by floodwaters as severe rain-induced flooding impacts southeastern France.
A fire in a Brest apartment building on November 16 led to multiple evacuations and hospitalizations, with emergency services swiftly intervening.
A 12-year-old boy was critically shot at a drug dealing point in Grenoble, revealing ongoing youth-involved drug violence and prompting increased police calls.
Camilo Castro, detained in Venezuela since June 2025, has been freed and is returning to France, announced President Macron.
An American pedophile wanted by the FBI was arrested in Alsace, France, charged with raping his adopted son and under investigation for further abuse.
The Oléron vehicle attack suspect faces attempted murder charges amid investigations highlighting his impaired mental state and abandoned links to terrorism allegations.
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 customs begin comprehensive inspections of all Shein packages arriving at Paris airport amid legal actions over non-compliant and illegal items.
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.
The Cour des comptes condemns the Louvre's focus on acquisitions over essential security upgrades, exposing weaknesses after a major burglary.
A driver deliberately rammed pedestrians and cyclists on Île d'Oléron, injuring nine people and prompting an arrest amid an ongoing investigation.
A deliberate vehicle attack on Île d’Oléron injured multiple pedestrians and cyclists; suspect arrested and investigation underway.
French nationals Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris have been released from Iranian detention but remain in Tehran pending full release amidst an ongoing prisoner exchange involving Iranian detainee Mahdieh Esfandiari.
French President Emmanuel Macron announces the release of Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris from detention in Iran, ending their nearly four-year imprisonment on espionage charges.
A 31-year-old man with a significant criminal past has been charged with vehicular homicide after a hit-and-run in Lille killed 19-year-old Mathis, with nitrous oxide found in his vehicle.
Laurent Mauvignier wins the 2025 Prix Goncourt for his novel 'La Maison vide,' while Adélaïde de Clermont-Tonnerre clinches the Renaudot Prize for 'Je voulais vivre,' marking major literary achievements in France.
Dahbia Benkired will not appeal her life sentence for the brutal murder of 12-year-old Lola Daviet, providing closure to a high-profile and complex case in France.
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