Following the assassination of Mehdi Kessaci, France intensifies efforts against rising drug trafficking violence with government officials drawing comparisons to Belgium and the Netherlands.
French ministers Darmanin and Nuñez visited Marseille a week after Mehdi Kessaci's assassination to show commitment i...
French ministers Darmanin and Nuñez visited Marseille a week after Mehdi Kessaci's assassination to show commitment in combating drug trafficking amid local calls for stronger action.
Following the assassination of Mehdi Kessaci, France intensifies efforts against rising drug trafficking violence with government officials drawing comparisons to Belgium and the Netherlands.
Interior and Justice Ministers visit Marseille following the assassination of Mehdi Kessaci to reinforce government commitment against growing narcotrafic violence.
Following the assassination of Mehdi Kessaci, Marseille unites in a white march and calls for stronger state action against narcobanditism, highlighting the risks faced by anti-drug trafficking activists.
Over 50 people in Marseille are suing over asbestos exposure in schools, citing health risks and inadequate safety measures in buildings constructed before 1997.
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.
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 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.
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.
Deputy Sébastien Delogu is La France insoumise's official candidate for Marseille's 2026 mayoral election, focusing on people’s empowerment and combating clientelism amid a crowded political field.
Marseille Ecologist party suspends Hassen Hammou over corruption charges involving a minor, with legal proceedings ongoing and Hammou maintaining innocence.
Mehdi Kessaci's assassination in Marseille draws urgent attention to rising drug-trafficking violence and intimidation tactics against activists in France.
In Marseille, protesters commemorate the rue d’Aubagne disaster and condemn the expulsion of survivor Reda, calling for justice and a presidential pardon.
Marseille plans to install 300 additional surveillance cameras by the end of 2025, expanding its network amid political debates on their effectiveness.
A commemorative plaque honoring Ilan Halimi in Aubagne was vandalized just days after installation, prompting a swift police response and condemnation from regional officials.
The upcoming Aix-Marseille forum aims to enhance the region's economic attractiveness and foster investment.
Marseille residents react strongly against François Bayrou's call for economic savings amid local financial struggles.
Marseille maintains differentiated traffic circulation measures on August 14, 2025, from 6 AM to midnight.
Traffic measures in Marseille will persist due to pollution concerns on August 14, 2025.
Marseille to implement vehicle restrictions to combat pollution from the upcoming heatwave.
Marseille's neighborhoods are alive with circus workshops and performances this summer.
The Mediterranean Sea is cooling due to strong winds causing upwelling, contrasting with earlier record highs.