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.
Rachida Dati and Emmanuel Grégoire intensify calls for strategic voting and alliances as Paris prepares for a tight 2026 municipal election contest involving right, left, and far-right factions.
In the lead-up to the 2026 Paris municipal elections, right and center-right candidates face vote fragmentation threatening their best chance in decades to win the city.
Thousands marched in Paris on March 8, 2026, led by feminist icon Gisèle Pelicot, emphasizing that women's rights require continuous struggle and vigilance.
Increasing violence against women in Paris sparks calls for tougher security measures and highlights the vital role of health centers like La Maison des femmes.
A new poll shows Emmanuel Grégoire and Rachida Dati leading the Paris 2026 municipal elections, with outsider candidates playing a critical role in shaping the runoff outcome.
The far-right Némésis collective will abstain from the March 8 Paris Women's Rights march, opting for a separate event after feminist groups pushed for their exclusion.
In the Paris 2026 municipal elections, Emmanuel Grégoire leads narrowly, while right-wing candidates Sarah Knafo and Rachida Dati vie to unite their factions to topple the left.
A far-right gathering in Paris involving Nazi salutes has sparked investigations and political controversy amid rising tensions linked to the Quentin Deranque case.
Swastikas and hateful anti-Semitic graffiti appeared on the Statue of the Republic in Paris, highlighting growing concerns about extremist violence and rising hate crimes in France amid political tensions and recent nationalist protests.
Emmanuel Grégoire files a defamation complaint against Rachida Dati following her claims of intimidation tactics during the 2026 Paris municipal elections.
Nine suspects charged in a decade-long ticket fraud at the Louvre causing over 10 million euros in losses, with ongoing investigations revealing internal collusion and large-scale organized crime.
A knife attack near the Arc de Triomphe on February 13 led to the suspect's serious injury and arrest, prompting an antiterror probe due to his prior violent record and threat statements.
French police have dismantled a major ticket fraud network at the Louvre, arresting two museum agents and several others involved in illegally selling group visit tickets at inflated prices.
A suspected sexual assault on an autistic child in a Paris nursery and a report on institutional neglect highlight urgent failures in protecting children within French schools, stirring political outrage amid municipal elections.
A young man armed with handguns threatened suicide in Paris' 16th arrondissement but surrendered peacefully after police negotiations, sparking a major security operation.
Thierry Mariani, RN candidate in Paris, faces a complaint over a social housing proposal accused of discriminatory national criteria ahead of municipal elections.
With Paris municipal elections nearing, ecologist councillors join LFI's Sophia Chikirou, while far-right's Sarah Knafo seeks broader acceptance amid strategic party maneuvers.
Over 1,200 Kurds protested in Paris on January 21, 2026, leading to violent clashes with police, multiple arrests, and injuries in Paris and other French cities.
The death of El Hacen Diarra during police custody in Paris has triggered an official investigation and controversy over police behavior, with calls for accountability from the family.
Anne Hidalgo has endorsed Emmanuel Grégoire for Paris's 2026 municipal elections, rejecting alliances with La France Insoumise and cautioning against far-right ties involving other candidates.
A judicial inquiry has been opened in Paris following the death of El Hacen Diarra in police custody, amid allegations of excessive force and strangulation.
Following a Paris apartment collapse, experts stress early detection of structural issues while political leaders critique city management of public safety and infrastructure.
A floor collapse in a historic Paris apartment injured 20, with structural weaknesses linked to water damage raising safety concerns about aging buildings.
A structural collapse during a party on Rue Amelot in Paris left one person critically injured and multiple others hurt, prompting a large emergency response and an ongoing investigation.
A police search at a Paris bookstore over a controversial children's book ignites debates on censorship and extremist influences impacting France's independent literary scene.
Paris gears up for the 2026 municipal elections with seven candidates, a new voting system, historic left-wing alliances, and a far-right resurgence reshaping the political landscape.
The 2026 Paris municipal election intensifies with seven candidates, new left-wing alliances, far-right resurgence, and key judicial developments shaping the campaign.
As the 2026 Paris mayoral elections approach, the left-wing coalition led by Emmanuel Grégoire seeks to build campaign momentum amid a close contest with Rachida Dati.