The French National Assembly's finance committee has decisively rejected the revenue portion of the 2026 budget, revealing political fractures and casting doubt on its approval in the full Assembly.
The French National Assembly has passed a landmark law integrating non-consent into the legal definition of rape, mar...
The French finance committee has broadly rejected the 2026 budget's revenue section, triggering political tensions in...
The 2026 French budget was rejected by the National Assembly's Finance Committee, sparking unprecedented parliamentary debates and public concern about potential government instability.
The Louvre jewelry heist fuels political conflict, impersonation schemes, and AI-generated fake videos amid an ongoing investigation.
The French National Assembly has passed a landmark law integrating non-consent into the legal definition of rape, marking a major advancement for victims' rights and consent culture.
The European Court of Human Rights has dismissed François Fillon's last appeal against his conviction for fictitious jobs involving his wife, affirming the fairness of the trial process.
The French finance committee has broadly rejected the 2026 budget's revenue section, triggering political tensions including suspensions within Les Républicains amid critiques of government policies.
France's government suspends the 2025 pension reform, incurring over €1 billion in costs by 2027 and adjusting health insurance contributions and pension indexing to offset expenses.
The French National Assembly's finance committee has decisively rejected the revenue portion of the 2026 budget, revealing political fractures and casting doubt on its approval in the full Assembly.
An Iranian migrant expelled from the UK under a Franco-British agreement has returned by boat, highlighting ongoing challenges in managing Channel crossings amid rising migrant numbers.
Twin brothers were sentenced for cutting down an olive tree memorial for Ilan Halimi, receiving prison time and suspended sentences amid controversy over the symbolic attack.
The French Finance Committee adopts an amendment to cap electricity prices and reform tariff calculations in the 2026 budget, addressing EDF’s revenue mechanisms and consumer protections.
Laurence des Cars, Louvre's president, testified before the Senate acknowledging security failures after the 2025 imperial jewel theft, defending her management, and revealing her unaccepted resignation.
A coalition of unions and associations challenge French government sanctions that reduce unemployment and social aid, citing worsening poverty and exclusion.
France confronts enduring budget deficits and political turmoil, with experts calling for social protection reform and educators demanding equitable resources for disadvantaged schools.
France’s 2026 budget debates spark critiques of pension reforms, new digital taxes on tech giants, and controversial tax measures.
Marine Tondelier formally announces her 2027 presidential bid, emphasizing ecological reform and left-wing unity amid her party's historic low polls.
U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres confirms the inevitable breach of the 1.5°C warming limit and urges ambitious climate action and financing ahead of COP30 in Brazil.
President Macron's recent comments about pension reform delay contradict government assurances, while repeated referendum threats add to political uncertainty.
The Louvre reopened after a $88 million jewelry theft, sparking political inquiry and public debate over museum security.
Jean Castex has been overwhelmingly approved by the French parliament as the new CEO of SNCF following review by transparency authorities.
Nicolas Sarkozy is receiving special prison protection due to specific threats linked to his former presidential status as he serves a five-year sentence for illegal campaign financing.
The French Senate is set to vote on a law enhancing remuneration and retirement benefits for local elected officials to address a crisis of mayoral resignations.
Former President Nicolas Sarkozy begins his unprecedented prison sentence under close security at La Santé, accompanied by two security officers in neighboring cells.
Nicolas Sarkozy has been jailed following his conviction for orchestrating illegal Libyan campaign financing in 2007, with his lawyers filing a release request now awaiting judicial decision.
The French government formally commits to suspending the pension reform amid intense 2026 budget debates, navigating opposition criticism and parliamentary complexities.
Philippe Aghion urges collective action for France's 2025 economic challenges as industrialists voice concerns and global growth forecasts predict slowdown.
Former President Nicolas Sarkozy's incarceration sparks mixed reactions from political allies and opponents, highlighting tensions in French politics and justice.
Ipsos surveys in 2025 reveal rising public pessimism in France and increasing support for the Rassemblement National amid widespread political distrust and declining faith in traditional parties.
Nicolas Sarkozy becomes the first former French president to be incarcerated, eliciting significant national and international reactions, including from the French government and Sahel countries.
French President Emmanuel Macron calls for immediate reopening of Gaza entry points to deliver humanitarian aid amidst a fragile ceasefire, urging international action for Gaza's future governance.
Former President Nicolas Sarkozy entered Santé prison on October 21, 2025, prompting emotional public support and family solidarity amid mixed public reactions.
Amid intense parliamentary disputes, the French government plans to include the suspension of pension reform in the 2026 Social Security budget, while tax and purchasing power debates continue to dominate discussions.
Emmanuel Macron has indicated a referendum on the postponed 2023 pension reform may be possible, contingent on reaching an agreement amid ongoing social dialogue.
Nicolas Sarkozy's lawyers promptly filed a formal appeal for his release following his incarceration, challenging the grounds of his detention amid his ongoing appeal process.
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has been incarcerated following his conviction for illicit campaign financing, marking a historic first for a French and EU leader and triggering widespread public and political reactions.
Former President Nicolas Sarkozy began serving his sentence at La Santé prison on October 21, 2025, following his conviction for association of malfaiteurs in the Libyan affair trial, marking an unprecedented incarceration in France's history.
France faces intensified public distrust in political institutions and increased societal unrest amidst economic and political crises in 2025.
The French National Assembly debates a contentious 2026 Social Security budget amidst political fragmentation and historic public distrust in political institutions.
Nicolas Sarkozy has started his five-year prison term with strong support from family and political allies, amid reflections on political corruption by a prominent anti-corruption judge.
Former President Nicolas Sarkozy is being transferred to La Santé prison following his conviction in the Libyan affair, with his lawyers disputing the judgment and preparing for his incarceration.
Family-organized support rallies and public demonstrations mark the day of Nicolas Sarkozy's incarceration at the prison de la Santé, highlighting emotional appeals and political dissent.