Following a Paris apartment collapse, experts stress early detection of structural issues while political leaders critique city management of public safety and infrastructure.
Seine-Maritime strengthens police presence, road checks, and bans nitrous oxide misuse to preserve public order on New Year's Eve 2025.
Polls show 72% of French feel unsafe nationwide, intensifying political conflict over security in Nantes amid rising violence and debate on local governance.
The French government has unveiled the 'Tous responsables' guide to help citizens better prepare for natural and industrial crises, encouraging emergency readiness and community engagement.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu seeks to protect small savers from the proposed CSG tax increase during the 2026 social security budget debates, amid political tensions.
Survey shows political life as top concern for French citizens in 2025 amid debates on public media bias and neutrality.
France coordinated state services on December 2, 2025, reinforcing public safety mobilization while promoting citizen responsibility through the "Tous responsables" guide to strengthen national resilience.
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.
Police in France face growing incidents of targeted violence and threats, provoking serious concern over law enforcement safety and morale.
Marseille plans to install 300 additional surveillance cameras by the end of 2025, expanding its network amid political debates on their effectiveness.
France enhances industrial safety measures in response to rising safety concerns.
French authorities implement strict security measures for upcoming protests on September 10, 2025.