Paris police ban a planned student protest in the city center, while Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez defends police use of tear gas amid escalating tensions with protest groups.
In Paris, recent far-right extremist graffiti and racist threats online have prompted judicial investigations and mayoral legal action to combat hate and extremism.
Paris saw a record 855 arrests and numerous injuries during the highly tense protests on October 17, highlighting severe unrest and significant property damage.
A major fire at Paris's historic Marché des Enfants-Rouges ravaged the market early on October 12, causing extensive damage though the fire was controlled.
Paris court sentences two men to lengthy prison terms for the 2022 murder of ex-rugbyman Federico Martin Aramburu, highlighting far-right violence in France.
An Airparif study reveals that Paris’s traffic limitation zone has cut central city traffic by 18% and reduced nitrogen dioxide levels, improving air quality despite peripheral traffic increases.
Céline Dion makes a highly emotional return to live performance with a series of 26 concerts in La Défense near Paris, marking her first shows in over six years.
A 'Top Chef' alumna sheds light on the psychological and physical abuse that is widespread in the Parisian culinary world, highlighting the urgent need for change.
The trial in Paris begins for three defendants accused of violently burglarizing Gianluigi Donnarumma's home, causing 2 million euros in damages and targeting his pregnant fiancée.
Paris officials launch two probes into claims that female staff were made 'invisible' during a Hindu delegation's Eiffel Tower visit, sparking political debate over religious pressures and women's rights.
The Eiffel Tower was shut down due to a strike protesting the exclusion of female employees during a Hindu delegation visit, spotlighting gender discrimination concerns.
Pope Léon XIV embarks on his first official visit to Paris in 18 years on September 25, 2026, with a schedule that includes key meetings, public addresses, and significant city-wide logistical adjustments.
Clémence Girard of the Paris prosecutor’s office reveals the growing power and organization of narcobandit factions in Île-de-France, highlighting the region’s role as a major drug hub in 2026.
David G., accused of sexual assaults on children in a Paris nursery, was acquitted on those charges but received an eight-month suspended sentence for sexual harassment of colleagues.
A Paris court acquitted an ex-elementary school worker, recognizing inappropriate behavior but ruling insufficient evidence for sexual harassment convictions.
Paris has suspended 132 school facilitators amid serious allegations of sexual violence, prompting the launch of an independent inquiry into the abuse of children in educational settings.
Far-right group Civitas disrupted the Nuit Blanche art event in Paris, assaulting the 10th arrondissement mayor and prompting police action against extremists.
Clément Beaune proposes expanding Paris's borders to include the entire Grand-Paris region to unify the capital with its suburbs and improve metropolitan integration.
Paris remains the main employer in 2026 with a relatively fluid recruitment market despite economic uncertainties from global shocks and inflation pressure.
Rachida Dati’s poor election results in Paris have led her to seek alliances with other right-wing candidates as the 2026 municipal elections progress.
After leading the first round, Emmanuel Grégoire faces strategic negotiations and right-wing alliance attempts in the 2026 Paris municipal elections amid left-wing tensions.
Paris' 2026 municipal elections first round concludes in an uncertain contest as five leading candidates contend for the runoff spot to replace Anne Hidalgo.
Paris’s 2026 municipal elections will feature new voting rules and competitive races amid notable political uncertainty, with voters facing a complex ballot structure and reduced majority premiums.