André Santini, Longtime Mayor and Former Minister, Dies at 85
André Santini, mayor of Issy-les-Moulineaux since 1980 and former minister, died at 85, remembered for his fiery temperament and long political career.
André Santini, mayor of Issy-les-Moulineaux since 1980 and former minister, died at 85, remembered for his fiery temperament and long political career.
Xenia Fedorova's residency permit renewal has sparked political tensions in France, with ministries distancing themselves amid controversy over foreign influence and administrative responsibility.
As the 2027 French presidential election approaches, a record number of candidates emerge amid shifting polls that signal a tight contest, especially between Édouard Philippe and Jean-Luc Mélenchon.
After PSG's Champions League win, far-right groups exploited the ensuing unrest to spread divisive and racially charged narratives targeting working-class youth.
A French senator highlights gaps in government policies protecting citizens from increasing heatwaves, while cities adopt cooling measures amid public health concerns.
As the 2027 French presidential elections near, political parties show deep fragmentation and incoherence, marked by internal disputes and focus on individual branding over cohesive platforms.
The French Socialist Party proposes to amplify the social and solidarity economy as a key driver of sustainable and equitable economic growth by 2050.
Centrist politician Patrick Striby and others are positioning for the competitive 2026 Senate race in Alsace's Haut-Rhin, with final candidacies expected soon.
The French Senate is holding key hearings, including those of Pierre-Édouard Stérin and Matthieu Pigasse, to investigate private funding's impact on public policies and democratic transparency.
Gabriel Attal starts his 2027 presidential campaign with a priority-driven meeting, emphasizing citizen empowerment, balanced immigration, and AI leadership.
Gabriel Attal launched his 2027 presidential campaign, identifying main rivals and emphasizing a progressive platform focused on citizen empowerment, AI leadership, and economic fairness.
French intellectual and resistance figure Edgar Morin dies at 104, prompting extensive political tributes and reflections on his legacy.
Marine Tondelier announces a presidential campaign centered on environmental health, focusing on agroecology, access to nature, and green urban initiatives.
Bruno Retailleau is spearheading efforts to strengthen Les Républicains by securing key local federation leadership positions ahead of the June 8-9 elections.
The 2027 French presidential election is shaping up with unexpected shifts in party strategies, emerging candidacies, and evolving political alliances amid rising international concerns.
Pierre-Édouard Stérin will be questioned by the French Senate on June 4 about his private funding activities influencing public policies and democracy.
France launches judicial proceedings and diplomatic measures following allegations of abuse against French nationals detained during the Gaza Flotilla incident.
Key candidates are emerging and positioning themselves ahead of France's 2027 presidential election, with some waiting to formally announce their bids.
Record-breaking May heatwave in France prompts local governments and national authorities to act amid health and infrastructure challenges.
The French National Assembly has unanimously passed a bill to formally repeal the Code Noir and related colonial slave laws, marking a historic acknowledgment of past injustices.
France debates enhanced transparency in politics with new asset publication proposals and scrutiny of private influence groups like Périclès.
A new French leftist collective, 'Champ des possibles,' has been launched to unite thinkers and politicians in countering rising authoritarianism and far-right influence ahead of the 2027 presidential election.
Former Levallois-Perret mayor Patrick Balkany sentenced to prison for misuse of public funds involving association money and municipal police misuse.
The French government's response to the unprecedented early May 2026 heatwave in Paris faces criticism for lack of adequate preparedness amid escalating heat and pollution concerns.
The French National Assembly has unanimously approved the formal abolition of the Code Noir, with President Macron emphasizing its importance to uphold republican values and rectify historic legal legacies.
The French National Assembly unanimously repealed the Code noir and all colonial slavery legislation nearly two centuries after abolition, eliminating outdated discriminatory laws.
Historian Laurent Warlouzet warns that the RN's European program threatens to deeply disrupt France's longstanding federal approach to EU integration, challenging key mutual commitments.
The National Congress of Young Farmers hosts key political figures to discuss agriculture’s pivotal role in the 2027 French presidential election.
Nicolas Sarkozy concludes his appeal trial in the alleged Libyan financing case, denying wrongdoing and condemning the proceedings as fabricated.
The National Rally under Jordan Bardella targets over ten senators in the September elections, driven by strong municipal gains and potential alliances.
President Macron officially acknowledges the necessity for reparations over France's historical role in slavery while emphasizing symbolic and educational measures amid ongoing calls for concrete reparations frameworks.
Amid an early heatwave, French political parties intensify their climate adaptation debates ahead of the 2027 presidential election, exposing varied strategies and criticisms.
A violent fight in La Baule on May 24 sparked widespread social media attention and political reactions, with no reported injuries but raising concerns about social tensions and public safety.
Raphaël Glucksmann plans a three-month period of public engagement before deciding on his 2027 presidential run, aiming to unite the left and defeat the far-right.
President Macron convenes industry leaders to accelerate France's national electrification plan, aiming to boost energy sovereignty, reduce emissions, and increase electricity's share in energy consumption to 38% by 2035.
France is considering legal action against Israel for the treatment of Gaza flotilla activists while facing domestic political tensions linked to pro-Palestinian activism, including threats against a French deputy.
France faces extreme weather linked to climate change as Macron announces a major expansion of electric vehicle charging infrastructure and industrial investment to combat reliance on fossil fuels.
As the 2027 French presidential election approaches, top candidates including Attal, Philippe, Retailleau, and François Hollande prepare their campaigns amid a crowded and competitive field.
Paris prosecutors urge trial for Jean-Christophe Lagarde over alleged organized fraud and misinformation targeting an LFI deputy during 2022 elections.
Key French presidential candidates Raphaël Glucksmann and Bruno Retailleau have outlined their campaign strategies as they prepare for the 2027 election, highlighting contrasting approaches on patriotism, civic engagement, and campaign tone.
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