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.
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.
France evacuates non-essential diplomatic staff from Tehran amid Iran's largest protests since 2022, with President Macron condemning regime violence.
The U.S. raid in Venezuela has exposed deep divisions within French politics, pitting Macron's cautious government against Marine Le Pen's assertive criticism over international law and France's response.
Bernard Bazinet, mayor of Augignac, has been suspended for one month and expelled from the Socialist Party after making antisemitic remarks about France's participation in Eurovision.
Russia has presented a proposal to France regarding the imprisonment of French political scientist Laurent Vinatier, further intensifying diplomatic tensions.
The Kremlin has made a diplomatic proposal to France concerning imprisoned French researcher Laurent Vinatier amid espionage charges, marking a critical development in France-Russia relations.
Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez plans sanctions against Dordogne mayor Bernard Bazinet following antisemitic remarks, with legal and political consequences underway.
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.
Belarus has freed over a hundred political prisoners, including Nobel laureate Ales Bialiatski, as part of a deal linked to the lifting of U.S. sanctions, sparking international diplomatic interest.
Nicolas Sarkozy's recent prison diary release underscores why French political figures use book publishing for economic gain and media strategy amid shifting political alliances.
Nicolas Sarkozy's new book offers candid insights into his prison experience and uses it to fuel political discourse.
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.
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 media outlets unite to demand the release of journalist Christophe Gleizes from Algerian imprisonment amid charges linked to terrorism and diplomatic tensions.
Boualem Sansal, released from Algerian prison after a year, will give his first interview on France 2, highlighting ongoing Franco-Algerian diplomatic tensions.
Nicolas Sarkozy to release prison memoir on December 10, sharing reflections from his incarceration following conviction for illicit campaign financing.
Two major 2025 film adaptations, "Wicked, partie II" and Edgar Wright's "The Running Man," explore themes of oppression, manipulation, and violence, highlighting contemporary political and social issues.
Franco-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal returns to France after his release from Algerian prison following diplomatic interventions.
Camilo Castro, detained in Venezuela since June 2025, has been freed and is returning to France, announced President Macron.
Franco-Algerian author Boualem Sansal has been freed from Algerian detention and is set to return to France, expressing hope for mended Franco-Algerian diplomatic ties.
Franco-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal has been freed after diplomatic efforts by France, Algeria, and Germany led to his humanitarian pardon in November 2025.
Boualem Sansal's pardon and transfer to Germany signal a significant victory for freedom of expression, marked by broad political and literary support and Franco-German diplomatic cooperation.
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.
Franco-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal has been pardoned and released by Algeria following German-led diplomatic mediation, easing Franco-Algerian tensions.
Marine Tondelier demands accountability and resignation from Gérald Darmanin over documented police violence during the Sainte-Soline protest, amid investigations and political fallout.
The Paris court of appeal considers Nicolas Sarkozy's appeal for release from prison after his conviction in the Libyan financing scandal, with the decision pending amid cautious reactions.
The Collège de France has canceled a scheduled Palestine conference due to political pressure and security concerns, sparking debate over academic freedom and neutrality.
Iran continues to use hostage diplomacy against France, blending judicial manipulation with political bargaining, as recent detainee exchanges illustrate.
In Marseille, protesters commemorate the rue d’Aubagne disaster and condemn the expulsion of survivor Reda, calling for justice and a presidential pardon.
French nationals Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris have been released from Iranian detention but remain in Tehran pending full release amidst an ongoing prisoner exchange involving Iranian detainee Mahdieh Esfandiari.
French hostages Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris have been released from Iranian detention after more than three years but remain unable to leave the country as diplomatic efforts for their full return continue.
After over three years of imprisonment on espionage charges in Iran, French nationals Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris have been released and are on their way back to France, announced President Macron.
French President Emmanuel Macron announces the release of Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris from detention in Iran, ending their nearly four-year imprisonment on espionage charges.
Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin’s prison visit to Nicolas Sarkozy has led to a formal complaint alleging conflict of interest and undermining judicial impartiality.
Former President Nicolas Sarkozy begins his unprecedented prison sentence under close security at La Santé, accompanied by two security officers in neighboring cells.