Events

Ajaccio: solemn opening of the court and new priorities for the prosecutor's office

The Ajaccio judicial court presented its new magistrates and clerks during its solemn hearing on November 2. The new prosecutor, Fanny Floquet, outlined her priorities, notably the fight against drug trafficking.

Joachim Le Floch-Imad believes the left's hegemony in the media landscape has ended

On CNEWS, essayist and teacher Joachim Le Floch-Imad stated that the left's hegemony in the media landscape "is over".

Socialist primary: a simple bug behind cyberattack accusations

According to Le Canard enchaîné, connection difficulties during the Socialist primary on October 9 would be due to a simple technical problem, not a cyberattack.

Expatriation: keeping a bank account in France becomes more difficult

The Financial Sector Consultative Committee calls on the Bank of France to better inform expatriates of their right to keep a bank account in France, as banks frequently close these accounts.

Debate over speed cameras between road safety and "cash cow"

An expert revisits the role of speed cameras, between their effectiveness for road safety and the perception of a financial revenue tool.

Ledeuix: 162 households without drinking water after fecal contamination

Since October 26, tap water for 162 households in Ledeuix, in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques, has been contaminated by fecal matter; a couple claims to have been poisoned and hospitalized.

Joinville-le-Pont : la péniche du Lapin Vert déplacée d'office

Le gérant de la péniche-restaurant Le Lapin Vert à Joinville-le-Pont se retrouve sans logement ni outil de travail après le déplacement d'office de son bateau.

Louis Aliot states that "socialism kills too"

Appearing on La Grande Interview on CNEWS, Louis Aliot declared that if "racism kills", "socialism kills too".

France 5 dedicates a documentary to migraines

The program "Enquête de santé" is airing a documentary on migraines, a common condition affecting one in six French people but often minimized and difficult to treat.

Mandelieu: New concessionaire for former Cala Mia beach until 2034

Following the judicial liquidation of the operator, the Golf Park Hôtel group was officially selected by the municipality to operate the beach under the name Casarose La Plage, with an annual royalty of 260,000 euros excluding tax.

In the Vosges, a town hall puts up humorous signs against forest frolics

A commune in the Vosges has installed humorous signs to discourage romantic encounters in the forest.

Vaginal implants: the journey of patients who are victims of complications

Women who received vaginal implants testify to pain and a medical odyssey, between explantation difficulties and legal action, raising questions about monitoring of these devices.

Life insurance: misleading rates

Bonuses on euro-denominated life insurance funds display attractive but temporary rates, masking actual returns and widening inequalities among savers.

OVHcloud showcases its ambitions in sovereign AI amid Mistral AI competition

OVHcloud highlights its ambitions in sovereign artificial intelligence, competing with Mistral AI, against the backdrop of financial results.

Saint-Malo: victim of domestic violence says she lied to clear her partner

In court in Saint-Malo, a woman who is a victim of domestic violence claims she lied to exonerate her partner, while the couple is expecting a second child and their first child has been placed in care.

Aubagne: shooting at secondary school, 14-year-old implicated

According to social media posts, a 14-year-old teenager is allegedly the perpetrator of a shooting at a secondary school in Aubagne, with a weapon concealed in a guitar case. The information comes from an unofficial account and has not been confirmed.

Woerth: mayor denies rumor of armed vandals in the village

A post claiming that armed individuals had broken windows in Woerth on October 31 circulated on social media. The mayor denounces it as fake news.

Saint-Étienne: a new restaurant leaves the Châteaucreux district

A brand located opposite Saint-Étienne station has moved, illustrating the persistent difficulties in the Châteaucreux business district following several closures.

Laurence Ruffin calls for the opening of a supervised consumption site in Grenoble

Laurence Ruffin, along with twelve mayors of large cities, is calling on the Prime Minister for the possibility of opening a supervised consumption site in Grenoble. The proposal is divisive.