Following the violent October 17 protests in France, Donald Trump and JD Vance attribute the unrest to immigration, calling for stricter border controls.
Jean-Luc Mélenchon criticizes Banque de France governor Emmanuel Moulin for public debt rise, while LFI's controversial debt cancellation plan sparks economic concerns ahead of presidential elections.
Oxfam France has filed a legal appeal against the French government, denouncing tax inequality where billionaires pay proportionally less tax than nurses, and urges major fiscal reforms.
The Paris administrative court rejected Xenia Fedorova's urgent appeal against her expulsion and asset freeze, citing insufficient proof of urgency or necessity to leave Paris amid accusations of spreading Russian disinformation.
Christophe Rivenq, mayor of Alès, was evacuated from his home after receiving threats from the criminal group DZ Mafia, prompting a national investigation and increased security measures.
The town of Fleurance held a major white march with 6,000 participants to honor Lyhanna, an 11-year-old murdered schoolgirl, expressing grief and a demand for justice.
Social and solidarity economy leaders criticize National Rally's economic proposals, citing fundamental clashes with ESS values and the necessity of immigration for employment.
Olivier Grima wins presidency of the Agglomération d'Agen in a close election, signaling a new political phase for the 44-commune community.
The French government has reprimanded Saint-Denis mayor Bally Bagayoko for suggesting politically motivated dismissals of municipal employees, emphasizing the illegality of such actions and prompting resignations within the municipal police.
The French government has warned Saint-Denis Mayor Bally Bagayoko against illegal political dismissals of municipal agents following his controversial remarks and plans concerning municipal police.