French Government Proposes Stronger Drug Trafficking Laws and Increased Police Funding
France plans to strengthen drug trafficking laws with new legislation and calls for a 60,000-strong police expansion to combat narcotraffic more effectively.
France plans to strengthen drug trafficking laws with new legislation and calls for a 60,000-strong police expansion to combat narcotraffic more effectively.
French ministers Darmanin and Nuñez visited Marseille a week after Mehdi Kessaci's assassination to show commitment in combating drug trafficking amid local calls for stronger action.
Interior and Justice Ministers visit Marseille following the assassination of Mehdi Kessaci to reinforce government commitment against growing narcotrafic violence.
Security concerns dominate political debate and campaign strategies as France prepares for the 2025 municipal elections, with calls for police armament and political realignments shaping the discourse.
A man with a knife threatened people at Paris's Gare Montparnasse before being shot by police, prompting evacuations and minor injuries.
In response to videos revealing police violence at Sainte-Soline protests, a judicial inquiry and political complaints intensify scrutiny over law enforcement accountability in France.
Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez addresses controversial police violence at Sainte-Soline protest, announces investigation amid serious injuries to protesters.
Police in France face growing incidents of targeted violence and threats, provoking serious concern over law enforcement safety and morale.
France faces a surge of violent crimes, including fatal stabbing, assault on a military firefighter, police-involved chases, and a major gold refinery robbery.
Two police officers in Bobigny have been charged and detained following allegations of rape and sexual assault of a female detainee, with evidence including a video from one officer's phone.
One of two police officers accused of rape in Bobigny has been charged with aggravated rape, while the second officer's status remains unclear.
Authorities in France enforce strict regulations and mobilize security forces to prevent disturbances and enhance safety during Halloween 2025 following past incidents and persistent threats.
Two police officers at Bobigny court have been suspended and are under investigation for allegedly raping a detained woman, prompting a criminal and administrative probe amid broader concerns about sexual violence in France.
Two recent violent jewelry thefts in France—the 88 million euro Louvre heist and a Marseille burglary targeting a retired jeweler couple—are under intense police investigation.
Two suspects arrested following the Louvre crown jewels heist, but the stolen jewels remain missing amid security concerns and national outrage.
Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez rejects the installation of a police station inside the Louvre following the October 2025 crown jewels theft, emphasizing existing security and expanding investigations.
Marseille plans to install 300 additional surveillance cameras by the end of 2025, expanding its network amid political debates on their effectiveness.
A Lyon policeman was convicted for assaulting a minor with tear gas amid France's judicial backlog crisis delaying police violence accountability.
Ameur Mansouri, one of France's most wanted drug traffickers, was arrested in Paris after over a decade on the run, following a planned police operation.
Bordeaux faces violent crimes as police intervene in two shocking incidents involving a stabbing and weapon seizures.
Police violence has surged during student protests in France, prompting significant unrest and institutional closures.
Political discourse in France is increasingly linked to violence against police, as protests flare up this September.
A major operation leads to the arrest of a criminal gang involved in freight theft in Île-de-France.
Éric Coquerel and Bruno Retailleau escalate political tensions with accusations over anti-police sentiment.
Protests across France lead to significant police mobilization and 65 arrests in Paris.
Authorities outline regulations for September 10 protests to ensure security and order in France.
France readies for September 10 political gatherings with heightened security measures.
A joint initiative between France Travail and the National Police aims to recruit 7,000 candidates for police roles.