France resubmits a revised social media age restriction proposal to the EU following constitutional concerns about freedom of expression and child protection.
France submits a revised social media age restriction proposal to the EU, aiming to restrict access for children under 15 in compliance with European law.
French media censorship and freedom of expression controversies intensify with TV content suspensions and protests at France Inter over ideological influences.
TotalEnergies CEO Patrick Pouyanné and analysts raise concerns over the economic viability and risks of Marine Le Pen and Jean-Luc Mélenchon's 2027 presidential proposals.
The Alliance of nearly 300 French newspapers urges France's competition authority to ensure Google complies with its 2022 commitments on AI-generated news summaries.
Gabriel Attal has filed a complaint accusing Russia of digital interference using fake news and deepfakes to influence France's 2027 presidential election, prompting government action toward stricter penalties on disinformation.
France expels a Russian columnist accused of spreading disinformation aimed at destabilizing the country, prompting diplomatic backlash from Russia.
France's Culture Minister announces new directives against censorship while Education Ministry addresses a major data breach affecting staff information.
France confronts the cognitive toll of rapid, engagement-focused media, advocating a shift toward sustainable knowledge-based information models.
Emmanuel Macron condemns Xenia Fedorova for her role in Russian state propaganda, supporting European calls for sanctions.
French regulator DGCCRF fines Shein €22 million for the second time; the e-commerce platform contests the sanction as disproportionate.
Russian propagandist Xenia Fedorova's residence permit renewal and ties to French officials spark political embarrassment in France.
French intellectual and resistance figure Edgar Morin dies at 104, prompting extensive political tributes and reflections on his legacy.
French university students and cultural professionals rally against ideological control and restrictions on expression, spotlighting tensions over tuition policies and censorship fears.
The French Senate will hear from Google and Microsoft on May 12 to investigate private funding's impact on public policies, focusing on transparency and ideological influence.
The French Ministry of Economy introduces 'Bercy décode' to tackle misinformation on economic issues across social media platforms.
Franco-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal announces plans to leave France, citing intellectual suppression and publishing conflicts amid his recent imprisonment and honors in Belgium.
The CGT railway union condemns Gares & Connexions' magazine subscription for promoting reactionary views and gender stereotypes, calling for support of emancipatory cultural activities.
France is considering creating an independent body to fact-check political declarations in real time to ensure accountability and trust in democracy.
Vincent Bolloré's removal of Grasset CEO Olivier Nora sparks widespread protest from authors and left-wing politicians over threats to editorial independence.
Referee Benoît Bastien used stadium sound to publicly explain a no-penalty decision during the Lyon-Lorient match, a first in France's Ligue 1 history.
Exploring how France can ethically leverage the Dopamine Economy in marketing while addressing generational economic dynamics for societal benefit.
Vincent Bolloré's acquisition of major French educational publishers sparks opposition from educators and parents fearing impacts on educational content and policies.