French journalist Raphaël Boukandoura was arrested in Istanbul covering a pro-Kurdish protest, prompting major French newsrooms and press freedom groups to demand his immediate release.
Jean-Michel Aulas lost his defamation suit against Rue89Lyon over an article about offshore investments, marking a ke...
Jean-Michel Aulas lost his defamation suit against Rue89Lyon over an article about offshore investments, marking a key press freedom victory ahead of the 2026 Lyon elections.
French journalist Raphaël Boukandoura was arrested in Istanbul covering a pro-Kurdish protest, prompting major French newsrooms and press freedom groups to demand his immediate release.
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.
French press publishers renew their fight against tech platforms and AI companies to secure fair compensation for their content amid new challenges posed by artificial intelligence.
The mother of detained French journalist Christophe Gleizes has appealed to the Algerian president for clemency, as France demands his release amid allegations of terrorism-related charges.
Former president Nicolas Sarkozy has launched a book tour to promote his prison memoir, while restricting media access at events following his recent release.
Amid rising political pressure, France Télévisions faces scrutiny over neutrality and funding, mirroring challenges confronting public broadcasters across Europe.
French journalist Christophe Gleizes remains imprisoned in Algeria, with ongoing legal appeals and growing support from the football community amid diplomatic tensions between France and Algeria.
Algerian court sentences of French journalist Christophe Gleizes and writer Boualem Sansal highlight hopes and uncertainties around President Tebboune's use of clemency amid escalating French diplomatic concerns.
French President Macron promises diplomatic efforts for the release of journalist Christophe Gleizes, sentenced to seven years in Algerian prison for 'apology of terrorism'.
The Algerian court upheld a seven-year prison sentence against French journalist Christophe Gleizes, prompting united condemnation from his family, French officials, and press freedom groups.
French sports journalist Christophe Gleizes appeals a seven-year prison sentence in Algeria for terrorism-related charges amid ongoing political tensions.
The French presidency denied plans for a media certification label amid public and political disputes over media supervision and press freedom.
President Macron denies plans for a government-controlled media label amidst strong opposition from French right-wing politicians.
President Macron’s plans to regulate social media and label media outlets have ignited strong opposition from right-wing politicians and media groups who accuse him of censorship and authoritarianism.
French President Emmanuel Macron's proposed media labeling system to combat disinformation faces sharp criticism from right-wing politicians and media figures, prompting clarifications about its non-governmental nature.
French media outlets unite to demand the release of journalist Christophe Gleizes from Algerian imprisonment amid charges linked to terrorism and diplomatic tensions.
The clemency granted to Boualem Sansal after nearly a year in Algerian prison has been welcomed by French politicians as a win for freedom of expression, though concerns remain for other detained French citizens.
Boualem Sansal's release triggers political debate in France, highlighting issues of freedom of expression and Franco-Algerian diplomatic relations.
Renaud Revel, a revered French journalist and former editor-in-chief of L'Express, has died at 71 after a long illness, leaving behind a notable legacy including a newly completed book.
Charlie Hebdo and Charb's family request the cartoonist's posthumous entry into the Panthéon to honor his defense of freedom of expression and republican values.
Political figures in France accuse journalists of bias and conspiracy, prompting public and legal backlashes.
Radio France launches a campaign for freedom of knowledge amidst concerns over media freedom in France.
France Inter suspends Thomas Legrand after his controversial remarks about Rachida Dati are revealed.