The CGT union gains crucial concessions in wage and safety improvements ahead of ASCT elections, bolstering efforts against gender-based violence in France’s train sector workplaces.
The CGT union gains crucial concessions in wage and safety improvements ahead of ASCT elections, bolstering efforts against gender-based violence in France’s train sector workplaces.
High school and university student unions walk out of Parcoursup reform meeting, protesting far-right involvement in education policy talks in France.
France faces ongoing social unrest over minimum wage hikes, with government negotiations led by Sébastien Lecornu under significant pressure to meet protester demands and prevent further unrest ahead of the presidential election.
France's economy contracts with rising unemployment and inflation, leading to nationwide labor protests demanding a 10% minimum wage increase.
In Morlaix, a youth-led left-wing protest with 800 attendees is shaping political activism and raising youth awareness on key issues.
Michèle Barzach, former French Health Minister and AIDS activist, died at 83, leaving a legacy as a pioneer in France’s fight against HIV/AIDS and humanitarian causes.
Recent polls show Marine Le Pen leading but losing ground while Jean-Luc Mélenchon gains support amid social unrest ahead of France's 2027 presidential election.
A meeting led by Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu at Matignon to address unrest focused on public order but faced criticism from left-wing parties for ignoring social issues, highlighting political tensions amid ongoing violence in France.
President Macron defends his Middle East tour amid criticism for absences during October 17 unrest, as France sees increased protest bans and ongoing political tensions.
President Macron defends his leadership amid widespread social unrest in France, facing criticism over his overseas trip during the crisis and outlining plans to address ongoing turmoil on his return.
France confronts record-high bond yields and economic challenges, with EU financial aid contingent on strict austerity measures including possible pension reforms.
New reports reveal Jordan Bardella allegedly deleted data from a Facebook account after antisemitic writings were exposed, despite claims he has no Facebook account.
Revelations of antisemitic writings by National Rally president Jordan Bardella spark political controversy and debate on extremist influences within French politics.
Five left-wing candidates clashed in the decisive final debate of the 2027 French presidential primary, aiming to sway undecided voters just days before the first round.
France faces escalating youth protests over education conditions, with widespread school closures and political instability amid mounting public discontent.
Despite majority public support, French government declines to legalize sexual assistance services for disabled people, sparking renewed advocacy efforts.
Jordan Bardella denies allegations of antisemitic remarks from his early Front National years following a damaging Mediapart report.
During his visit to France, Pope Léon XIV appeals for peace, multilateralism, and spiritual renewal, urging leaders and citizens to foster harmony and human rights.
Kremlin representative Xenia Fedorova has been expelled from France and placed on the EU sanctions list amid political tensions.
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.