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Trappes : une tribune dénonce un « attentat collectif » après l'attentat raciste
Trappes : une figure locale interpelle Ali Rabeh après l'attentat
Lille marathon: horse chestnut tree collapses on course, runner injured
At the 5th kilometer of the Lille marathon, a horse chestnut tree collapsed on the course, injuring a runner hospitalized in stable condition.
Prefect of Var calls for reporting racist content on Pharos platform
The prefect of Var relays a campaign inviting people not to share illicit racist or hateful content and to report it via Pharos.
COP17 biodiversity: French Minister of Ecological Transition Monique Barbut says results are "not up to the challenges"
France linkdéclaration de la ministre française
Seine-Saint-Denis: pistol and submachine gun trafficking sold via WhatsApp
A small cut-rate firearms trade, run by a certain "Has", is rampant on WhatsApp in Seine-Saint-Denis.
A doctor in Haute-Vienne observes an unprecedented rise in anxiety linked to the social crisis
31 octobre : un dispositif de contrôles « en profondeur » partout en France
Le ministère de l'Intérieur mobilise ses forces face aux risques du 31 octobre
Rennes : la préfète interdit la manifestation du 31 octobre faute d'accord
La Cadière-d'Azur: audit flags dilapidated sports facilities
The findings of an audit presented to La Cadière-d'Azur officials point to the dilapidation of municipal sports facilities, shocking the opposition.
Dette publique record : les économistes s'interrogent sur son poids dans la présidentielle 2027
American investors worried about French political and social tensions
Dix djihadistes français condamnés en Irak
France link10 djihadistes français condamnés
Présidentielle 2027 : Glucksmann face à un parcours d'obstacles
Ariège: Teleconsultation office set to open in Pamiers to address doctor shortage
Facing a shortage of general practitioners in Ariège, a teleconsultation office is preparing to open in Pamiers, where more than a thousand residents are reportedly without a primary care physician.
Pays basque : Wikicampers réduit les déplacements de ses salariés face à la hausse des carburants
Nice: Doormat fire in building in Ariane district, about fifty people evacuated
In the night of October 30 to 31, a fire broke out in a building in the Ariane district of Nice, leading to the evacuation of about fifty people.
Parents tried in Coutances for educating their children without authorization
On November 3, the Coutances court examines the case of parents who refused to request authorization to homeschool their three children, out of civil disobedience.
Île-de-France: Drinking water network penalized by decades of underinvestment
The Île-de-France drinking water network suffers from accumulated underinvestment over several decades, according to an assessment made in Île-de-France.
Pioneer of intensive organic farming advocates for microfarms in Alpes-Maritimes
Invited to Mougins by the Alpes-Maritimes Chamber of Agriculture, market gardener Jean-Martin Fortier advocates for the multiplication of profitable microfarms on the fragmented parcels of the territory.
Hyères: Building permits for 4-star hotel annulled by justice
The Marseille Administrative Court of Appeal annuls the building permits issued in 2019 and 2022 for a 4-star hotel on the port of Hyères. The developer intends to continue his project.
François Ruffin publishes campaign notebook dedicated to school
Polls présidentielle 2027 : Mélenchon, Le Pen et Glucksmann progressent, le centre recule
Meubles Coppin brand disappears in Seclin, group maintains itself
The Coppin furniture brand, based in Seclin, no longer exists, but the group it belonged to assures that its situation remains sound.
Lille opens consultation on paid parking
Residents of Lille are invited to express themselves on paid parking as part of a consultation.
Une tribune réclame la suspension des gaz lacrymogènes faute d'études sanitaires
Manifestations : une lourde facture pour les communes
Un toxicologue du CNRS décrit les effets des gaz lacrymogènes utilisés lors des manifestations
Epitech Paris targeted by data leak
A hacker claims to have published personal data of 351 Epitech Paris students, concerning the 2028 to 2031 cohorts. The hack remains unconfirmed.
Ariège: nine gendarmes announced for Mazères in 2027
Laurent Panifous announced the arrival of nine military personnel in Mazères in 2027, more than half a century after the barracks closed.
Distress among public finance officials after workplace suicide
A survey reveals the distress among agents of the Direction générale des Finances publiques, marked by a suicide in the workplace in early October and by repeated restructurings.
Les importations de GNL russe dans l'UE à un niveau record avant leur interdiction
Le directeur de l'Insee analyse le recul du pouvoir d'achat des Français
Randstad publishes annual salary barometer by sector
Recruitment firm Randstad publishes its annual salary barometer in France, showing increases in cybersecurity, aeronautics, and logistics.
Présidentielle 2027 : Karim Bouamrane en campagne à Saint-Ouen
La France est-elle moins sélective à l'entrée à l'université que ses voisins ?
In Lyon, one of the last hand tomb engravers before All Saints' Day
Sylvie, 70, still engraves the names of the deceased by hand in Lyon's cemeteries. She is one of the few craftsmen to carve stone with chisel and mallet.
In Bellenglise, village café bought less than a year ago has closed
The café in the center of Bellenglise, bought less than a year ago, did not reopen after a closure for vacation and has been placed in liquidation.
Le Mans: residents helpless in the face of water leaks in their building
On Rue des Maillets in Le Mans, residents of a building have been suffering for a week from major water leaks, with common areas deprived of electricity and the elevator out of service.
Roubaix : le cimetière préparé pour la Toussaint après la tempête
Frédéric Leturque's trip to Canada and New Zealand for the 110th anniversary of the Battle of Arras
Bally Bagayoko wants to 'ban the RN from public speech'
Dancing pallbearers train in Meurthe-et-Moselle
The dancing pallbearer funeral ceremony, practiced notably in Africa and Guadeloupe, is making its appearance in Meurthe-et-Moselle where four pallbearers are training.
A collective calls for full coverage of funerals by Social Security
While funerals cost at least 4,000 euros in 2026, a collective defends full coverage of funerals by Social Security and a genuine bereavement leave.
Beaune fair returns with a 130 km/h attraction
The Beaune fair has returned to Madeleine Square with the Panic, an attraction capable of propelling visitors at 130 km/h, until November 15.
Nearly half of Basque funerary monuments have disappeared in a century
The Lauburu association is sounding the alarm on All Saints' Day about the disappearance of nearly half of Basque funerary monuments in a century and is calling on mayors.
Des Français quittent l'IA pour se reconvertir dans les métiers manuels
Figurine and manga thefts: a geek shop owner speaks out
A retailer specializing in "geek" products denounces the theft of figurines and manga affecting his shop and its impact on profits.
Verdun: defendant calls ex-partner right after judgment
A man tried for domestic violence in Verdun contacted his ex-partner shortly after leaving the court with a restraining order barring him from approaching her, and was retried for this offense.
