Louis F., a 23-year-old student, received a suspended prison sentence and community service for vandalizing Robert Badinter's grave just before the latter's Pantheon transfer.
Paris bookstores have faced vandalism linked to the Gaza war, prompting a united antifascist rally from the literary community.
Graffiti targeting a Palestine colloquium at Collège de France sparked an investigation and political backlash, leading to the event's venue change amid debates over academic freedom and accusations of anti-Semitism.
Four Bulgarians arrested for vandalizing Paris' Shoah Memorial with red hand tags are sentenced to two to four years in prison amid suspicions of Russian-linked foreign interference and antisemitic motives.
Three Bulgarian suspects face trial in Paris for vandalizing a Holocaust memorial in an operation linked to Russia's broader efforts to destabilize France ahead of 2027 elections.
Deliberate arson and vandalism targeting signalling cables between Avignon and Lyon have severely disrupted TGV services in south-east France, causing cancellations and delays as repair efforts continue.
A fire caused by vandalism on signal cables between Lyon and Avignon has resulted in major TGV cancellations and delays, with normal service expected by early afternoon.
Twin brothers were sentenced for cutting down an olive tree memorial for Ilan Halimi, receiving prison time and suspended sentences amid controversy over the symbolic attack.
Robert Badinter's grave was vandalized with insulting graffiti on the day of his Panthéon entry, drawing President Macron's condemnation.
A commemorative plaque honoring Ilan Halimi in Aubagne was vandalized just days after installation, prompting a swift police response and condemnation from regional officials.
A monument honoring the Justes de France is vandalized, highlighting issues of cultural heritage protection in France.