Inspection reports reveal multiple failings in the judicial and law enforcement handling of the Lyhanna case, prompting the Justice Minister's warning of sanctions if misconduct is confirmed.
Raphaël Glucksmann unveiled his 2027 campaign vision focusing on France's sovereignty, ecological transition, and social justice at a major meeting in Aubervilliers.
Following the death of Lyhanna, the French government announces new legislative and administrative measures to combat child violence amid rising political pressure.
French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin faces mounting demands to resign over the Affaire Lyhanna, raising questions about political responsibility and ethical conduct in government.
The death of 11-year-old Lyhanna has triggered national outrage, exposing judicial failings and prompting urgent government reviews and political accountability in France.
Justice Minister Darmanin's call to review 70,000 sexual violence cases against minors by mid-July faces resistance from judicial officials citing resource constraints amid the Lyhanna case fallout.
Following the death of an 11-year-old girl, France’s Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin has ordered a review of 70,000 judicial complaints involving children to be completed by July 14.
Sports Minister Marina Ferrari defends Kylian Mbappé's right to political expression amid controversy over his comments on the far-right in France.
Following the confirmation of 11-year-old Lyhanna's death, French authorities have issued apologies amid public outrage over judicial shortcomings.
Emmanuel Moulin's nomination as Governor of Banque de France faces intense parliamentary scrutiny and a close vote amidst concerns over his ties to President Macron.
Emmanuel Macron’s nominee for Banque de France governor, Emmanuel Moulin, faces dispute over access to preparatory notes and political opposition ahead of parliamentary confirmation.
Emmanuel Moulin's nomination as Banque de France head faces parliamentary vote amid opposition over concerns about the bank's independence.
French ministers are set to unveil a national plan focused on rare earths during their visit to Carester’s Lacq factory, marking a significant step in securing critical mineral supply chains.
The Direction des Étrangers en France in Creil has reopened its offices with services available strictly by appointment, while the ANTS portal remains under maintenance after a security incident.
Key candidates show contrasting campaign strategies in the 2026 French presidential race as Gabriel Attal intensifies efforts, Edouard Philippe remains cautious, and Marine Tondelier navigates pregnancy alongside her candidacy.