The trial of neo-Nazi militants accused of assassinating Argentine rugby player Federico Martín Aramburú started on September 7 in Paris, highlighting extremist motives and the broader fight against political violence in France.
Fabien Roussel, backed by a strong party vote, launches his 2027 presidential campaign focused on economic reform and leftist unity amid mixed reactions.
Jordan Bardella's recent UK and Italy tour faltered over disputes on immigration and Ukraine aid, exposing challenges for the National Rally's European standing.
The 'deep state' concept reveals tensions in European democracy, seen as both a real threat and a political rhetorical tool.
Advocates push for an EU-wide ban on conversion therapies amid political hesitation, with France among countries already prohibiting the practice.
France’s social and solidarity economy sector warns of severe impacts following a government decision to cut ESS funding by 4 million euros in 2026.
Nine Azerbaijani men face trial in Rennes over a 2021 assassination attempt on dissident blogger Mahammad Mirzali, highlighting political violence against refugees.
France confirms its first hantavirus case and initiates widespread contact tracing and isolation protocols amid concerns of potential human-to-human transmission.
France's social economy sector lost over 10,000 jobs in 2025, prompting calls for a national strategy to reverse declining employment in essential social services.
A broken water main disrupted water supply in several Ain communes, prompting distribution of bottled water and ongoing repair efforts.