The French government dissolves far-right Bloc montpelliérain over violence and hate incitement, alongside other extremist groups, amid investigations linked to the death of a far-right activist.
Following the lynching of nationalist Quentin Deranque, France faces political turmoil with President Macron's condemnation, parliamentary clashes, public disapproval of La France insoumise, and legal moves against suspects.
The killing of nationalist militant Quentin Deranque in Lyon has provoked intense political accusations and calls for condemnation of political violence among France's leading parties.
The French National Assembly narrowly passed a resolution denouncing the 1968 Franco-Algerian agreements, highlighting shifting right-wing alliances in France and sparking mixed reactions in Algeria.
France faces intensified public distrust in political institutions and increased societal unrest amidst economic and political crises in 2025.
France prepares for a vote of confidence for François Bayrou amid political opposition and public unrest.
In France, radical leftist sentiments intensify as local left factions express discontent over political actions.