Lille's Festival des solidarités internationales 2026 spotlights youth engagement and global solidarity through events addressing social challenges and cultural diversity.
Raphaël Glucksmann won the social-democratic left primary with 66%, rejecting alliances with La France Insoumise as he launches his 2027 presidential campaign.
French student protests enter fourth day with sustained mobilization and government talks planned.
Police tactics during the 2026 French student protests face major criticism after severe injuries to minors and an administrative inquiry into police conduct.
The second televised social-democratic left primary debate on October 1, 2026, revealed sharp divisions over a potential alliance with La France insoumise amid contentious discussions on Gaza.
The first televised debate of the 2026 Socialist primary takes place on September 23, featuring five candidates focusing on strategic alliances and party positioning.
Olivier Faure and Raphaël Glucksmann meet at the Socialist Party summer university to strategize for the 2027 primary, advocating for a positive and fair campaign.
The Socialist Party sets rules for its 2027 presidential primary amid a growing left-wing candidate field, including Raphaël Glucksmann's entry and organizational moves to coordinate with Place publique.
Raphaël Glucksmann has declared his candidacy for the 2027 French presidential election and will compete in the Socialist Party-organized primary this October.
Raphaël Glucksmann prepares to lead the left in the 2027 presidential race, emphasizing unity and alliance with the Socialist Party.
A violent fight in La Baule on May 24 sparked widespread social media attention and political reactions, with no reported injuries but raising concerns about social tensions and public safety.
Marseille hosts the Festival des accents highlighting how accents influence political legitimacy and power dynamics in France’s political discourse.
France's official candidate lists for the second round of the 2026 municipal elections are now published, with special provisions in place for communes lacking candidates.