The Indre-et-Loire prefecture has prohibited Dieudonné M’BALA M’BALA's planned "Best’Of" show due to his past antisemitic remarks and risk to public order, continuing regional bans on his performances.
Two suspects arrested following the Louvre crown jewels heist, but the stolen jewels remain missing amid security concerns and national outrage.
A recent sexual assault on the RER C line in Île-de-France has heightened female commuters' concerns about safety on public transport, sparking wider discussions on vigilance and security measures.
The Sabran-Pontevès family sustains the royal castle of Cazeneuve, preserving its entirety since the 11th century through primogeniture and dedicated stewardship.
The theft of eight historic Crown jewels from the Louvre's Apollo Gallery exposes major security weaknesses at the museum, prompting national concern and parliamentary review.
Recent legal proceedings in France address antisemitism and racism through an appeal over an Ilan Halimi memorial attack and cyberharassment complaints by artists.
Dahbia Benkired received a historic life sentence without parole for the 2022 murder, rape, and torture of 12-year-old Lola Daviet in Paris.
Two decades after the fatal 2005 incident that triggered riots, Clichy-sous-Bois residents and reporters examine the suburb's social evolution and unsettled issues.
Jacqueline Jacob, grand-aunt of Grégory Villemin, has been charged with criminal conspiracy in connection to the decades-old murder case, with new forensic findings implicating her as a harasser of the Villemin family.
The prosecutor has demanded life imprisonment without parole for Dahbia Benkired in the high-profile murder case of 12-year-old Lola Daviet, marking the first time a woman faces such a sentence in France.
Jacqueline Jacob, great-aunt of Grégory Villemin, has been questioned over decades-long anonymous threats to the family, amid new evidence and contested expert reports.
Five days after the Louvre robbery, security concerns escalate as thieves remain fugitives and the German lift manufacturer involved controversially promotes its equipment used in the heist.
France records 272,400 domestic violence victims in 2024, mostly women, with physical violence dominating the cases and regional disparities noted.
Storm Benjamin lashes France with record winds and heavy rains causing floods, transport disruptions, and multiple weather alerts across nineteen departments.
France plans education budget cuts due to declining student numbers, while Social Security budget review delays with pension reform suspension added.
Météo-France warns of strong winds and wave submersion along French Atlantic and Channel coasts as Storm Benjamin approaches, issuing multiple orange alerts.
France confronts rising antisemitism and racism as a university event supporting terrorist acts and a parachuting club's Ku Klux Klan-themed party trigger official outrage and legal actions.
The 2025 Louvre heist saw four suspects steal eight priceless jewels in eight minutes, revealing security failures and triggering a major investigation.
The recent theft of royal jewelry at the Louvre has raised critical questions about museum security, insurance policies, and the moral responsibility to protect France's cultural heritage.
France is expecting heavy rainfall and possible flooding from Tuesday to Thursday as disturbed weather returns after a calm period.
The recent theft of priceless jewels from the Louvre revealed decades-old security flaws, prompting calls for urgent museum protection reforms.
The complementary pensions for France's private sector retirees will be frozen for one year following failed negotiations, impacting 14 million people amid rising inflation.
Cédric Jubillar has been sentenced to 30 years for the murder of his wife Delphine, amidst mixed courtroom reactions and plans for appeal.
Paris court clears former Canard Enchaîné leaders of fictitious employment accusations after finding insufficient evidence.
Dahbia B., on trial for the murder of 15-year-old Lola Daviet, publicly apologized to the family, who demand the full truth amid emotional court sessions.
Cédric Jubillar was sentenced to 30 years in prison for the murder of his wife Delphine, who disappeared in 2020 with her body never found, marking a defining moment in a high-profile French criminal case.
Cédric Jubillar denies killing his wife as jury begins deliberations after a four-week trial marked by circumstantial evidence and strong defense claims.
The trial of Dahbia Benkired for the murder and rape of 12-year-old Lola Daviet has opened in Paris, with proceedings set through October 24.
A Colmar tourist train driver is on trial after running over a toddler while intoxicated, resulting in legal proceedings and a suspension from work.
Prosecutors have demanded a 30-year sentence for Cédric Jubillar in the murder trial of his missing wife Delphine, while the defense argues innocence as the verdict nears.
Protesters rally against the Canal Seine-Nord Europe project on October 11, criticizing its ecological damage and economic priorities.
Husamettin Dogan's prison sentence for the Mazan rape case has been increased to ten years after his appeal, reflecting a tougher judicial response to his crime and refusal to accept responsibility.
Judicial authorities demand harsher sentences in the Mazan rape trial as a separate femicide case in Gard underscores the persistent crisis of violence against women in France.
High-profile murder trials in France highlight psychological evaluations and emotional family testimonies, revealing complexities in judicial proceedings.
Nadine Fabre, mother of Cédric Jubillar, delivers a poignant and accusatory testimony at the murder trial, sharing feelings of guilt and reciting her son's chilling pre-crime confession.
The French Supreme Court will decide on November 26 whether to uphold Nicolas Sarkozy’s conviction in the Bygmalion campaign finance scandal, marking a crucial juncture in the former president’s legal battles.
Recent witness testimonies and investigative errors have shaped outcomes in prominent 2025 criminal trials in France, including the Mazan rapes and the Jubillar case.
Financial instability threatens one quarter of French solidarity associations, prompting calls for nationwide mobilization amid rising staff turnover and funding delays.
In 2024, France's foreign population has doubled since 2000 but remains below the EU average, with a significant demographic shift toward African origins.
The 2025 Journées France services initiative, running from October 6 to 18, mobilizes 26 centers in Yvelines and over 2,750 nationwide to enhance public access to administrative and digital services through workshops and personalized support.
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