Jordan Bardella was egged by a man with a history of similar attacks on right-wing politicians, escalating political tensions during the election period.
Pope Léon XIV has arrived in Lebanon during a period of heightened tensions to engage with political and religious leaders, seeking hope for peace amid escalating conflict.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot accuses Mélenchon and Le Pen of Kremlin ties while reaffirming France’s strong support for Ukraine and defense initiatives.
The recent assault on Jordan Bardella underscores the increasing political violence and tensions characterizing France's election campaign season, raising alarm among experts and politicians.
The French Senate has rejected the corporate surtax on large companies proposed in the 2026 budget, intensifying political divides over taxation and fiscal policy.
The French government commits an additional 50 million euros to Corsica's transport budget, reinforcing support for the island's connectivity and mobility amid rising costs.
The French National Assembly intensively reviews the 2026 Social Security budget amid major Senate amendments, including changes to social contributions and wealth taxation.
Emmanuel Macron's new voluntary national service for French youth faces a mixed reception, with enthusiasm among some but low recruitment turnout in others, ahead of its 2026 start.
President Macron's proposal to ban smartphones in high schools sparks mixed reactions among students, part of wider measures addressing youth digital safety.
France's parliament has approved the nationalization of ArcelorMittal amid union support and legal challenges over the strategic and financial implications of taking control of the steel producer.
A parliamentary commission investigating Islamist ties in French politics will hear Jean-Luc Mélenchon amid dispute over alleged bias and procedural fairness.
France faces coordinated disinformation campaigns on fake news sites and social media impersonation ahead of 2026 municipal elections, with pro-Kremlin narratives and AI-generated falsehoods targeting French media outlets.
President Macron announces plans for a new judicial 'référé' allowing fast legal action against social media misinformation and harassment within 48 hours.
Nearly a week after the citizen convention’s education reform proposals in France, political leaders including President Macron have remained silent, stirring concerns amid ongoing government debates.
Birth rates continue to fall in France in late 2025, prompting government measures such as increased birth leave and expanded childcare support to help families.
The French National Assembly has adopted a symbolic law to nationalize ArcelorMittal France, highlighting political opposition and social tensions amid challenges ahead.
France's humanitarian sector faces a historic crisis with drastic public aid budget cuts, risking thousands of job losses and reduced global assistance.
The French National Assembly has approved a law to nationalize ArcelorMittal's French operations, marking a historic move amid worker protests and government opposition, with the bill now facing Senate approval.
France to launch a voluntary military national service in 2026, aiming to bolster youth military engagement and national defense amidst rising European tensions.
The French government’s 2026 budget increase for military spending at the expense of health and youth programs draws sharp union criticism and concerns about social impact.
The conviction of former President Nicolas Sarkozy has reignited populist distrust in French politics, evoking the historical 'Tous pourris' sentiment and raising concerns about democratic faith.
Facing internal divisions and the rise of the far-right, France's left-wing political forces struggle to unify ahead of the 2027 presidential election, with calls for a collective project and potential candidacy of Raphaël Glucksmann.
France's budgetary impasse raises alarms over rising debt costs and fiscal uncertainty, with both national leaders and the European Commission calling for urgent action.
President Macron has introduced a new voluntary 10-month military service for French youth, starting in summer 2026, to enhance national defense amid rising global security threats.
The French National Assembly overwhelmingly opposes the EU-Mercosur trade agreement, urging government action ahead of December votes due to concerns over agriculture and climate.
France, led by President Macron, is reinstating a voluntary military service for youth to strengthen defense against Russian threats, aligning with European trends and addressing political and security challenges.
The French government has obtained a postponement of Shein's court hearing over accusations of selling illegal products, with the next hearing scheduled for December 5 and a ruling expected by end of December.
A stalemate in the mixed commission has pushed the 2026 Social Security financing bill back to the National Assembly for further debate, highlighting ongoing political divisions.
The French government released a comprehensive guide for local officials on child-friendly policies, while Agen's leftist municipal program outlines concrete measures to improve children's welfare ahead of the 2026 elections.
Nicolas Sarkozy's conviction for illegal financing of his 2012 presidential campaign was upheld, imposing a prison sentence with electronic monitoring amid ongoing legal challenges.