Éric Zemmour officially declares his 2027 presidential bid with a focus on preserving French identity and reducing immigration, amid a crowded candidate field and legal controversies.
Students and educators in France continue their protest actions against the Parcoursup reform after a stalled government meeting, with new strikes planned for November 10 and broader sector mobilizations on November 17.
David Lisnard's Nouvelle Énergie claims second place in France's party membership ranking, intensifying competition within the right ahead of the 2027 election.
Olympic judoka Teddy Riner announces a centrist presidential bid for 2027, focusing on fiscal reform, social solidarity, and unity while drawing mixed reactions from political figures and analysts.
France has publicly accused Iran’s Revolutionary Guards’ Shahid Kaveh unit of a cyberattack that shut down refrigeration systems in nearly 700 grocery stores, causing massive food losses.
Franco-Algerian novelist Kamel Daoud has been sentenced in Algeria to five years in prison over allegations that he used a woman's story in his novel 'Houris,' sparking ongoing legal battles in Algeria and France.
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.
France prepares for the crucial UEFA Nations League match against Turkey in Bordeaux with strong team form and new press chief appointment.
A deputy mayor in Chelles was attacked with a gasoline bottle amid ongoing nationwide protests involving thousands of students, prompting official condemnations and arrests.
Arcep's updated economic models for public fiber networks in France trigger disputes between local authorities and operators, with legal challenges looming.
France aims to deploy 100 mobile medical clinics by 2027 to improve healthcare access in rural and underserved urban areas facing medical deserts.
Paris police ban a planned student protest in the city center, while Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez defends police use of tear gas amid escalating tensions with protest groups.
At the 19th Journées de l'Économie in Lyon, economic challenges and the rise of social entrepreneurship were key themes, discussing public services, impact-driven businesses, and youth employment prospects in the AI era.
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