The 2026 French presidential election spotlights housing as an urgent issue, urging candidates to adopt pragmatic policies and inspire optimism in public discourse.
Tourism in Southwest France cautiously resumes after 2026 wildfires amid government-led reconstruction and insurance scrutiny efforts.
Housing Minister Vincent Jeanbrun denounces local anti-eviction measures amid a 27% rise in evictions in 2025, proposing new laws and initiatives to balance tenant and landlord rights.
Following the 2026 elections, Lille, Clichy, and Rennes have installed their new municipal councils and re-elected or appointed mayors with pledges to address community priorities.