A French mother and her partner have been detained until trial in Portugal after their two young sons were found abandoned by a roadside. The couple faces charges related to leaving the children, aged four and five, in a forest area.
An article discusses the popular genre of holiday crime novels, noting that they are often set in picturesque vacation spots, particularly France, where Germans prefer to holiday, rather than traditional British or German settings.
The wife of a co-founder of a cryptocurrency company, whose crypto-asset SAND has a market capitalization of nearly 175 million euros, was the victim of an attempted kidnapping in Seine-et-Marne, France, while her husband was absent.
An asylum seeker who was deported from Britain to France has reportedly returned to Britain secretly, stating that he no longer has a life after the initial deportation.
France is experiencing an unusual heat wave, which experts say illustrates the early onset of high temperatures and increasing abruptness of weather shifts made more common by climate change.
French investors are planning to invest between 800 and 1,200 million euros to build a sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production unit in Figueira da Foz, Portugal, using biomass as a raw material.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has sent a letter to EU leaders, rejecting a proposal for Ukraine to become an 'associate member' of the European Union. Zelenskyy stated that such a proposal would be 'unfair' and leave Ukraine without a voice in the EU.
A third suspect has been jailed in Paris in connection with a foiled violent attack plot in northern France, an investigation that began in February 2026 and previously led to the arrest and indictment of two minors.
A new exclusive ranking by Le Figaro identifies the best towns and villages in Brittany, France, for families, based on criteria such as childcare, schools, culture, sports, nature, security, and health.
An analysis explores the state of internal democracy within political parties in Germany, Italy, France, and Albania, highlighting the Berisha case as a reflection of the Balkan model.
France is experiencing a severe and prolonged heatwave, described as a 'heat dome' phenomenon, with temperatures rising sharply and expected to last for several days. Meteorologists suggest this natural event is likely amplified by climate change.
Researchers are renewing their interest in studying France's upper bourgeoisie, following in the footsteps of Pierre Bourdieu, as global inequality continues to rise. Their work is providing valuable insights into the mechanisms that perpetuate social stratification.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has elevated the risk assessment for the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo to 'very high' due to its rapid spread. The UN has allocated $60 million and is deploying staff to assist with the escalating crisis.
Italy, France, the UK, and Germany have jointly urged Israel to cease its expansion of settlements in the West Bank and to end settler violence. The four European nations condemned the settlement policy, emphasizing the need for a halt to such activities.
Four individuals have been arrested in France in connection with a staged robbery in Bern last autumn, where gold bars and watch parts worth 550,000 Euros were stolen.
Western Europe is preparing for its first significant heatwave of the summer, with temperatures expected to rise up to 10 degrees Celsius above average in many regions. This early heat event, described as an "atmospheric seesaw" and a "heat dome," will bring high summer temperatures, potentially exceeding 30 degrees Celsius, to several European countries.
France has drafted a UN Security Council resolution to establish an international mission aimed at restoring freedom of movement in the Strait of Hormuz.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that national security advisors from Ukraine, the UK, Germany, and France will soon meet, and that leaders like Scholz, Starmer, and Macron have recognized Ukraine's improved position on the battlefield.
Gérard Darmon has withdrawn from his role as president of the jury for the La Ciotat First Film Festival. His resignation follows accusations of sexual assault, with reports noting that 'the voices of women are finally heard'.
Low Emission Zones (ZFE) in France, though re-established by the Constitutional Council, continue to face an uncertain future amid proposals for their abrogation and lack of enforcement.
Marine Le Pen has stated that if elected president, she would withdraw France from NATO's military command structure, a proposal immediately rejected as 'irresponsible' by Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot.
Mohamed Bakkali, sentenced in France for his role in the 2015 Paris attacks, may be eligible for early release under Belgian law, despite French law preventing it before 2035.
France is expecting summery weather and high temperatures across the country this weekend, with some thunderstorms anticipated in mountainous areas on Sunday and Monday.
French far-right leader Marine Le Pen stated that NATO should prioritize combating radical Islamism and declared that France would withdraw from the alliance if she were to become president.
Senegal's Prime Minister has strongly condemned what he perceives as Western pressure to impose homosexuality on the country. He accused Western nations, particularly France, of excessive posturing and attempting to dictate Senegal's laws regarding homosexuality.
Atlantic, a leading French heat pump manufacturer, has been acquired by the Nippo-American group Paloma Rheem, a sale approved by the French government in late 2025, with the company's headquarters remaining in France.
Netflix has appointed Gabriella Carriere, a former Fremantle strategy chief, as its new Director of Content Programming Strategy & Operations for Spain, France, and Italy. This is a newly-created role for the three key nations.
France has reiterated its defense commitments within NATO amidst rising Russian threats and is working on a long-term peace framework for Ukraine, emphasizing its strong role in the Alliance.
Carrefour and Match supermarkets across France are recalling frozen ground beef sold between April 23 and May 20, as the products may contain small metallic fragments.
North Macedonia and France are strengthening their collaboration in the fields of culture and tourism, with discussions focusing on future activities and initiatives.
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A major sociological survey in France indicates a rapid convergence in cultural and social practices between immigrants and their descendants and the wider population, though significant inequalities in employment access and other areas remain.
French President Emmanuel Macron has expressed support for the symbolic repeal of colonial-era slavery decrees, including the 'Code Noir,' and initiated a national debate on the sensitive issue of reparations for France's historical role in the slave trade. He cautioned against making 'false promises' regarding reparations.
The United States is significantly escalating its pressure on Cuba, with officials like Senator Marco Rubio expressing determination to impose change and President Trump hinting at military action. This includes the deployment of a US aircraft carrier to the Caribbean, raising concerns among allies.
French President Emmanuel Macron revealed a €1.5 billion investment plan aimed at boosting quantum computing and advanced microchip development in France.
In France, pro-Palestinian solidarity is reportedly being silenced and criminalized, despite the government's 'Yadan bill' potentially being dead. Concerns remain about the threat to legitimate protest in the country amidst rising antisemitism.
The French foreign ministry said France is using dialogue with China to encourage Beijing to influence Russia and help bring an end to the war in Ukraine.
The French Prime Minister announced that the government would not implement widespread fuel tax reductions. This decision was reportedly influenced by ongoing geopolitical situations, including the conflict in the Middle East.
Portugal's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Paulo Rangel, did not commit to a 0.25% GDP contribution for NATO during an informal NATO-Ukraine Council meeting in Helsingborg. This proposal by Mark Rutte faces opposition from France and the UK, as the meeting prepares for the Ankara summit.
As the World Cup approaches, national teams are finalizing their rosters, with various players making headlines for call-ups, injuries, or controversial selections. Preparations also include fan engagement initiatives and broadcasting plans for the upcoming tournament.
Francesca Albanese, a UN official, has won a round in court against the US government, which she claims sanctioned her for speaking out against Israel, with the government now appealing the judge's ruling.
A French court has found Airbus and Air France guilty of negligent manslaughter for their roles in the 2009 Rio-Paris flight crash that killed 228 people. Both companies are appealing the verdict.
European nations and the EU are increasingly confronting China's economic dominance in sectors like automotive and technology, leading to discussions on sanctions, reliance, and market competition. US lawmakers also scrutinize financial ties to Chinese military-linked firms.
Reports highlight a growing strain in US-Europe relations, characterized by US troop withdrawals from Eastern Europe, concerns over America's commitment to NATO, and stalled arms deliveries, prompting discussions about Europe's evolving role in a changing global landscape.
France is moving its extensive collection of over 8,000 grapevines, the world's largest, to a new location to preserve ancient and rare varieties and aid future research into climate-resilient grapes.
The Ebola outbreak in DR Congo and Uganda is intensifying, leading to new cases, an attack on a treatment center, and international concerns such as flight diversions and event postponements. Health officials report hundreds of suspected cases and deaths as the virus spreads to new areas.
Emmanuel Marre's film 'Notre salut' is making waves at a festival, confronting France with its darkest historical period of the 20th century: the Nazi occupation and the Vichy regime.
Before the Coupe de France final between Lens and Nice, coach Pierre Sage stated in a press conference that his team will need to "put some madness" into their play if they are considered favorites.
Issam Lahrach, known as "La Plume" and considered the most wanted drug trafficker in western France, has been sentenced in absentia to 10 years in prison by the Rennes court, with an international arrest warrant still active for the Moroccan national.
Pour ce dernier week-end prolongé de mai, «la fréquentation des zones côtières, notamment de Normandie, sera privilégiée et la circulation sera difficile surtout si la météo est favorable», indique…
Stellantis announced plans to reduce its European production by 800,000 units, emphasizing that this will be achieved through factory repositioning, such as Poissy in France, and opening to other manufacturers in locations like Madrid and Zaragoza, rather than plant closures.
Slovak Culture Minister Martina Šimkovičová participated in a lunch with EU culture ministers in France, but notably did not sign an agreement during the event.
The United States has lifted sanctions previously imposed on Francesca Albanese, the UN Special Rapporteur for the Palestinian territories. Reports suggest the original sanctions, imposed by the Trump administration, were criticized for violating freedom of speech rights.
Morocco has confirmed that King Mohammed VI will undertake a long-awaited state visit to France. This visit is seen as a significant step towards reconciliation and strengthening bilateral ties between the two nations.
A child abuse scandal involving non-teaching staff at over 100 nurseries and primary schools in Paris has led Mayor Emmanuel Grégoire to acknowledge 'systemic' failings in child protection, sparking public shock and investigations.
Spain has begun the process to increase its defense spending to 2% of GDP this year, with plans to acquire drones, missiles, and modernize its Eurofighter jets. This move aligns with France's significant increase in defense expenditure.
France's economic activity experienced its most significant contraction in five and a half years in May, driven by a marked slowdown in the private sector, according to the S&P Global Flash PMI index.
Two companies and an engineering school in Nantes, France, have partnered on the 'Frugalia' project to measure and reduce the environmental impact of artificial intelligence, providing data for scientific and industrial communities.
The French National Financial Prosecutor's Office expects to decide by the end of the year whether to prosecute Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš over a real estate transaction in the south of France, suspecting him of tax evasion.
The Democratic Republic of Congo is grappling with an intensifying Ebola outbreak, characterized by a rare and rapidly spreading strain, a lack of medical supplies, and a rising number of suspected cases and deaths. International health organizations are concerned about the outbreak's growth and its impact, particularly on children.
France has banned Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir from entering its territory. This decision follows calls for sanctions against the far-right minister, particularly after a video emerged showing him humiliating detained activists.
A recent case in France involving a retired teacher caught by an online vigilante has highlighted the legal complexities and ethical debates surrounding internet users who take matters into their own hands to hunt paedophiles.
Five individuals, including a former influencer and a counterfeiter, have been arrested in connection with the illegal importation of hundreds of kilograms of Californian marijuana into France.
An asylum seeker, who was sent from the UK to France under a 'one in, one out' scheme, has covertly returned to Britain, describing his situation as 'desperate'.
Authorities dismantled a cannabis trafficking network that exploited California's legalization to supply drug points in the Île-de-France region, with four suspects taken into custody.
The Geev platform has opened a temporary store in Fréjus, France, where residents can pick up clothes, decor, and small appliances for free, thanks to local generosity.
During the Coupe de France final in Paris, 35 individuals were arrested for offenses including possession of fireworks, prohibited weapons, voluntary violence, and contempt.
An illegal car tuning gathering in Marne, France, resulted in eight injuries, two of them serious, after a car struck several people. The event involved hundreds of cars and an estimated 200-300 attendees.
Andrei Medvedev, a Wagner defector who previously fled to Norway and was denied asylum, has unexpectedly surfaced in France, prompting concerns about his movements despite not being authorized to travel freely in Europe.
Australia, along with the UK, Italy, France, Germany, Canada, Norway, the Netherlands, and New Zealand, has joined a coalition of nations in condemning illegal Israeli settlement expansion in the West Bank, stating that the Israeli government is undermining regional stability.
The trial is set to begin for individuals accused of the 2021 knife attack on Azerbaijani blogger Mirzali in Nantes, France. Several suspects are believed to be part of an Eastern European criminal organization.
The Trump administration announced a new rule requiring non-citizens already in the US to return to their home countries to apply for green cards. This policy change is expected to impact many seeking permanent residency, though some exceptions for those providing 'economic benefit' were mentioned.
Preparations are actively underway for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with discussions ranging from team selections and fan experiences to security measures and venue transformations. The tournament is expected to mark the end of an era for some global soccer veterans and is generating significant anticipation among fans worldwide.
Sandra Wollner's film 'Everytime' has won the top prize in the Un Certain Regard section at the Cannes Film Festival. Other notable events included the premiere of the French thriller 'The Birthday Party,' which received a 12-minute ovation.
Thousands of Cubans gathered in front of the US embassy in Havana to protest the US indictment of former Cuban leader Raúl Castro. His daughter and other Cuban officials repudiated the accusations, with some expressing readiness to fight against imperialism.
A French mother has been brought before a judge in Portugal after allegedly abandoning her two young children, aged three and five, in a forest. The woman and her partner were apprehended, with new details emerging about the incident, including video footage of them before the abandonment.
France is preparing a United Nations resolution concerning the Strait of Hormuz, as a vote on a US-backed text has stalled. This development occurs while China advocates for a stronger UN role in global governance.
France has expressed interest in joining the 'deep precision strike' program being developed by Germany and the United Kingdom, according to sources familiar with the discussions reported by the Financial Times.
Prosecutors have requested a life sentence for Guillaume B., 51, who is on trial in France for aggravated rape and acts of torture against his former partner, Laëtitia R.
Eight individuals, including a Disneyland Paris employee, are being referred to justice for alleged fraud related to ticketing and facilitating irregular entry into France.
France is reportedly drafting a United Nations resolution concerning the Strait of Hormuz, while a vote on a proposed US text on the matter has stalled.
France’s Constitutional Council has upheld the maintenance of low-emission zones, which restrict the use of the most polluting vehicles in towns and cities, blocking attempts by right-wing and far-right MPs to weaken environmental policies.
France has expressed its intention to join an Anglo-German plan for the production of new long-range missiles, according to an exclusive report by the Financial Times.
A confidential letter from Bern has caused friction between Switzerland and France just weeks before the G7 summit in Évian, with Swiss President Guy Parmelin expressing concerns about the high security costs for the meeting.
The French Institute in Poland and Unifrance are organizing the 17th edition of the Review of New French Cinema, which will showcase contemporary French productions in 13 Polish cities from June 10-30.
According to the EY barometer, France attracted the most foreign investment in Europe in 2025, even as the continent experienced an overall decrease in investment projects and associated job creation.
France's Constitutional Council has overturned 25 articles of a law aimed at streamlining economic life, including a provision that would have abolished low-emission zones, ruling that these provisions were unrelated to the bill's original intent.
The Cannes Film Festival continues to feature premieres of new films, including a Spanish drama and a Russian-themed work, alongside notable celebrity appearances and fashion moments from stars like Demi Moore and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan.
A new France-registered nonprofit, The Fantastic Organization, led by filmmaker Xavier Gens, has debuted at the Fantastic Pavilion at Cannes, dedicated to promoting and developing fantastic cinema globally.
Greece and France have announced the establishment of a joint working group dedicated to marine protection. This initiative aims to strengthen their collaborative efforts in safeguarding the seas.
New discussions are scheduled to take place in Paris 'by this summer' between France and Vanuatu regarding the sovereignty of the uninhabited Matthew and Hunter islands. These small, isolated islands in the South Pacific provide France with an exclusive economic zone of 350,000 square kilometers, while Vanuatu has claimed them since its independence in 1980.
Sources indicate that Ahmed al-Sharaa, a prominent figure from Syria, is expected to attend the upcoming G7 summit in France. This potential participation marks a significant development for Damascus on the international stage.
Fabien Roussel, leader of the French Communist Party (PCF), has accused La France Insoumise (LFI) of attempting to dismantle the PCF to benefit Jean-Luc Mélenchon in the presidential election.
France has formally called upon China to leverage its influence to help bring an end to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. The appeal highlights international efforts to involve Beijing in peace initiatives.
France states that G7 finance ministers did not discuss a second emergency release of oil reserves to address the energy crisis, emphasizing the need for clarity on the ongoing war.
Olivier Roussat, CEO of Bouygues, cautioned Europe about its excessive dependence on US technology, particularly in AI and satellite connectivity, urging the continent to develop its own independent infrastructure.
The US government stated it has not changed its position on sanctioning UN expert Francesca Albanese, who was previously sanctioned by the Trump administration for her criticism of Israel's policies towards Palestinians.
An angry crowd in the Democratic Republic of Congo set fire to an Ebola treatment center, fueled by growing tensions and disputes related to the ongoing outbreak. The incident occurred as the Ebola outbreak continued to spread in the region.
France has announced a new package of €710 million in energy aid aimed at addressing rising fuel and inflation costs. The measures were presented during a press conference by Sébastien Lecornu.
A French mother and her partner have been arrested in Portugal on suspicion of abandoning her two young sons, aged three and five, by a roadside or in a forest. The children were found with minimal supplies, and witnesses described the mother leaving them before fleeing with her partner.
A 137-year-old section of the original spiral staircase from the Eiffel Tower was sold at auction in Paris for over €450,000. The price significantly exceeded initial estimates, highlighting the historical value of the artifact.
A report highlights that the rate of deportation for undocumented foreigners held in administrative detention centers in France has reached a record low, even as detention periods have lengthened and conditions deteriorated.
Iran has intensified its claims and actions to assert greater control over the Strait of Hormuz, leading to international dispute and rejection from the UAE, while the US also claims total control.
French startup Otrera has successfully raised 17 million euros to advance the development of its small nuclear reactor, with funding partly from the France 2030 plan and a funding round including EDF.
An analysis explores the phenomenon of "apocalyptic predictions" in France, describing it as a national pastime. The piece draws on two historical lessons to provide context and understanding.
France is marking 25 years since the adoption of the landmark Taubira Law, which recognized slavery as a crime against humanity. The anniversary prompts reflection on the enduring legacy of slavery in the country.
Air France and Airbus have been found guilty of manslaughter in connection with the deadly 2009 crash of Flight AF447. This verdict holds the companies responsible for the disaster that killed all on board.
Mayors across France and Belgium are calling for the cancellation of Patrick Bruel's concerts following renewed accusations of sexual violence against the singer. The controversy has sparked debate on the statute of limitations for such cases and the impact on his career.
A discussion has emerged regarding the threat to France's cultural diversity, highlighted by a controversy at the Cannes Film Festival involving a potential blacklist at film producer Canal+.
The French government has reportedly summoned the American ambassador to address an undisclosed matter. The reason for the diplomatic summons has not been publicly detailed.
Business activity across the Eurozone, notably in France, has contracted at its fastest rate since 2020, signaling a significant economic downturn. This sharp decline raises concerns about a potential recession in the region.
French authorities have announced legal proceedings after a state agency for combating online disinformation found evidence of an alleged Israeli disinformation campaign targeting elections.
Delphine Ernotte, head of France Télévisions, has recruited Baptiste Rossi, a writer and speech advisor to President Emmanuel Macron, to join the public audiovisual group.
Greek Minister Papastavrou announced from France that Greece and France are moving forward with establishing a joint team for marine protection within the framework of EU Ministerial Councils. This initiative aims to enhance efforts to safeguard the seas.
Nearly 12,000 middle school students from Île-de-France are expected to gather in Yvelines for an annual Christian pilgrimage, described as France's largest youth Christian gathering.
In a chronicle, Ferghane Azihari reflects on the release of a film about Samuel Paty's assassination, arguing that France has shown 'forty years of abandonment' in confronting Islamism and enforcing its laws.
Sweden and France have become privileged defense partners, with Stockholm announcing plans to acquire four defense and intervention frigates from the French company Naval Group. This order highlights growing strategic ties, facilitated by Sweden's recent accession to NATO.
An article invites readers to rediscover the Vosges mountains in France, presenting them as a holiday destination that uniquely combines natural beauty, cultural experiences, and opportunities for relaxation amidst mountains, forests, and lakes.
A court has confirmed the ban on the annual gathering of Muslims of the West in Nantes, an order issued by the prefect at the request of the Minister of the Interior due to concerns over the presence of leaders from 'Musulmans de France'.
France has temporarily suspended additional biometric border checks at Dover to alleviate hours-long queues for travelers. The measure aims to prevent severe traffic congestion during the busy summer travel period.
This article delves into the historical economic challenges faced by London, the capital of the British Empire, during periods of nervous exhaustion and financial strain caused by wars with France.
A new study suggests that cuts to foreign aid budgets by the UK, France, and Germany could lead to over 11.5 million preventable deaths among the most vulnerable populations.
France is experiencing an unusual May heatwave, with temperatures expected to exceed 30 degrees Celsius across most of the country and some areas already breaking records, according to meteorologists.
Chisinau is currently hosting the international theater festival BITEI, featuring performances from Japan, Georgia, and France. Additionally, the city is preparing for a Festival of Traditions and various fairs taking place this weekend.
In France, school supervisors, who perform various tasks in kindergartens and schools, are now facing accusations of violence and sexual assault, prompting reports from Kathrin Erdmann.
Immersive entertainment, including participatory theater and interactive cinema, has become one of the most dynamic segments of the entertainment industry in France, attracting an increasing number of people.
The French Embassy in Norway has stated that it remains unclear whether it is legal to bring Norwegian snus into France, advising that any such import is done at one's own risk.
France has pledged €23 billion to Africa's private sector in an effort to rebuild its influence on the continent and counter China's growing dominance.
Efforts to form a new center-right government in Denmark have failed, leading to a political deadlock. A new round of negotiations is set to begin, with Lars Løkke Rasmussen suggesting Mette Frederiksen should be given the mandate to form a government.
Carlo Petrini, the visionary Italian founder of the international Slow Food movement, has passed away at the age of 76. Petrini was celebrated for his advocacy of traditional, sustainable food practices and his influence on global culinary culture.
The World Health Organization has declared the Ebola risk in the Democratic Republic of Congo to be at its highest level, as the outbreak continues to spread rapidly. Health workers are struggling to contain the virus, prompting the UN to allocate $60 million and send additional personnel to the region.
The French Cup final between Lens and Nice was dedicated to the late journalist Christophe Gleizes, with his mother performing the ceremonial kick-off. His family expressed great honor for this tribute.
Greek company Metlen is reportedly in discussions with French energy giant EDF regarding potential collaborations in photovoltaics and energy storage projects.
Former French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal has announced his candidacy for the 2027 presidential election, aiming to distance himself from current President Emmanuel Macron. This declaration comes amidst a political landscape where Macron was booed at a public event, highlighting potential shifts in French leadership.
A 63-year-old former anesthesiologist in Eure, France, has been sentenced to five years in prison for committing sexual assaults and acts of sexual penetration against three of his patients.
The French Constitutional Council is increasingly invoking 'legislative riders' to censor laws passed by Parliament, leading to growing controversy. This practice has been applied to significant reforms such as pensions, immigration, and low-emission zones.
International discussions are underway regarding the potential closure of the Strait of Hormuz by Iran, with France proposing a UN mission and the EU considering sanctions. US Secretary of State Rubio noted some progress in talks with Iran, while allies are urged to develop a 'plan B' for the critical waterway.
A 13-year-old girl survived after jumping from the 5th floor of a building in Villeurbanne, France, and was subsequently taken into care by firefighters.
Airbus and Air France have been found guilty of manslaughter on appeal for their roles in the 2009 Rio-Paris plane crash that killed 228 people, a verdict that has brought mixed emotions among the victims' families.
A Digi24 team exclusively filmed in eastern France at the French Army's largest urban combat training center, a "ghost town" built from scratch to prepare soldiers for urban warfare scenarios.
The live-action French remake of Tsukasa Hojo’s 'Cat’s Eyes' manga captured 46% of France’s 15-to-24 audience on TF1, a figure described as "totally unexpected." The series has since sold into over 50 territories and landed on Hulu.
Spanish minister Félix Bolaños emphasized that the investigation into former President Zapatero is 'embryonic' and based on 'simple indications,' asserting that the replacement of the liaison magistrate with France and Switzerland is unrelated to the former president's imputation.
A mother and stepfather are facing pre-trial detention in Portugal after two young boys, aged 3 and 5, were found abandoned, with European arrest warrants from France also playing a role in the case.
After 40 years with Les Républicains (LR), Antoine Véran, the mayor of Levens, has announced he is joining Éric Ciotti's party, citing Ciotti's economic vision for Nice and France.
A hidden cave in France's Dordogne region, Cussac Cave, revealed thousands of years of history when explorer Marc Delluc discovered detailed Upper Palaeolithic art.
A Bosnian delegation, led by Deputy Minister of Security Ivica Bošnjak, is on a trip to France that has drawn criticism for being "single-national" and coinciding with a pilgrimage to Lourdes. Questions have been raised about the nature of the official visit.
The territorial council of Martinique is once again attempting to adopt an anthem for the island, describing the move as an 'act of dignity' aimed at cultural development and identity preservation, rather than a break with France.
Fuel consumption in France decreased by 14% year-on-year in May, as reported by Roland Lescure, indicating a change in consumer habits due to soaring pump prices.
France has been named Europe’s leading destination for foreign investment for the seventh consecutive year, although a new survey indicates underlying vulnerabilities despite its top position.
Two children were abandoned on a road in Portugal by their mother, who had reportedly fled from France. A psychiatrist provides an analysis to explain such an act.
The Paphos regional tourism board participated in an EU project meeting in France, focusing on smart tourism, digital innovation, and sustainable destination management.
An Air France flight to the US was diverted due to new travel restrictions implemented in response to a severe Ebola outbreak. Countries worldwide are tightening measures, with the US introducing mandatory screenings for passengers from affected areas.
An opinion piece by Brivael Le Pogam argues that France owes an apology for the 'scourge of wokism,' stating that a generation has learned to deconstruct but not to build.
An open letter initiated by French cinema professionals, protesting tycoon Vincent Bolloré’s increasing control over France’s media and entertainment sectors, has garnered international support, with signatures swelling to 3,500.
A French senator stated that France should improve its temporary protection mechanisms for Ukrainians to ensure they can receive necessary rights and assistance without hindering their option to return to Ukraine.
France has publicly rejected the involvement of NATO in any international security mission for the Strait of Hormuz. French officials stated that NATO is not the appropriate alliance for engagement in the Middle East.
France announces a plan to provide limited financial assistance to consumers impacted by rising fuel prices. This measure aims to alleviate the burden on households most affected by the cost of gasoline.
An investigation reveals that "Dark Enlightenment" ideas, influenced by figures like Nick Land and Curtis Yarvin, are finding their first adherents in France. Bloggers and identitarian right-wing figures are publishing works related to these concepts.
France is bracing for several days of intense heat, with temperatures expected to rise by 10 to 15 degrees Celsius and reach up to 35°C due to an anticyclonic block.
French Defense Minister Sébastien Lecornu has warned that the ongoing conflict with Iran will be prolonged, preparing France for a difficult crisis and budget. He also emphasized the need for France to remain a "sanctuary" for the rule of law.
The father of Yanis, a deceased teenager, has expressed regret over trusting the justice system, stating it 'betrayed' his son, following the unanimous adoption of the 'Yanis law' in France.
An Israeli minister is facing widespread international condemnation and calls for sanctions after sharing a video humiliating foreign activists from a Gaza flotilla. The activists, including a Danish national, were subsequently deported from Israel.
Descendants of slave owners and enslaved people in Nantes are collaborating to address France's history of slavery. The discussion also touches upon the role of slave money in building the Élysée Palace.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has once again criticized France for its public finance deficit, projecting only 0.7% growth in 2026 and urging Paris to make serious savings to clean up its accounts.
Emmanuel Macron faces increasing demands to initiate formal discussions on reparatory justice, addressing France's historical involvement in the enslavement of African people.
The German government aims to acquire a stake in tank manufacturer KNDS to maintain control over its national security, as the company benefits significantly from the current arms boom, highlighting differing views between Germany and France on modern tank development.
L’institution juge par ailleurs que la réponse du gouvernement français à la crise énergétique liée à la guerre au Moyen-Orient a jusqu’ici été «appropriée» et doit rester «limitée, temporaire et…
Former Juventus director Francesco Calvo was part of the Aston Villa delegation celebrating their victory in the Europa League final on Wednesday night, but the former Bianconeri executive insists…
The United States has indicted former Cuban President Raúl Castro on charges including murder, a move that has drawn condemnation from China and Russia. This action is widely seen as an escalation of U.S. pressure on Cuba.
Up-and-coming UK soul artist Nectar Woode spoke to FRANCE 24 about her passion for music and her recent collaboration with megastar Elton John, highlighting her journey as a rising star.
New scientific data from France suggests that the consumption of foods containing specific dyes and preservatives may be associated with an increased risk of developing cancer, diabetes, hypertension, and cardiovascular diseases.
The Group of Seven (G7) nations has invited Syria, to be represented by President Ahmed al-Sharaa, to attend its upcoming summit in France as a guest nation.
McDonald's France experienced a data breach where hackers reportedly used customer loyalty points for order discounts. The company stated it has implemented corrective measures.
Airbus Defence is investing 260 million euros to construct a new "Campus Grand Paris" in Île-de-France, which will serve as its new headquarters dedicated to military digital activities.
Emmanuel Moulin has been appointed as the new governor of the Banque de France, an appointment that has drawn criticism from the National Rally party, which denounces it as a 'Macronist lock-in'.
The United States is reportedly pressuring the Palestinian UN envoy to withdraw from a bid for a General Assembly vice presidency. Reports indicate that the US has threatened to revoke the envoy's visa if they do not comply.
Despite low approval ratings, France's most unpopular president is reportedly preparing for a potential return to the Élysée Palace, with political instability possibly positioning him as the sole moderate solution.