Events

In the Eure department, a call for volunteers to monitor nesting boxes

The Naturellement Reuilly association, which manages around a hundred nesting boxes in the Eure department, is seeking volunteers in every village to monitor the nesting sites.

Death of four pedestrians in Steenbecque: prosecutor's office appeals driver's suspended sentence

The prosecutor's office has appealed the driver's three-year suspended sentence for causing the death of four pedestrians in Steenbecque.

Lens: woman and baby poisoned in fire, family jumps from window

A fire in Lens poisoned a woman and her baby; occupants had to jump out of a window to escape the flames.

Louis Aliot calls for apprehending black blocs before demonstrations

Appearing on CNEWS, Perpignan Mayor Louis Aliot said black blocs should be apprehended before arriving at demonstrations, regarding recent urban violence.

Lens: Marseille supporters’ visit framed by prefectural order

A prefectural order frames the visit of Olympique de Marseille supporters to Lens, in reference to incidents that occurred in 2023.

Gabriel Attal promises to raise median salary from 2,200 to 3,300 euros in ten years

Candidate Gabriel Attal defends his slogan "right to gross pay" and promises 250 euros extra starting in 2027 for a worker on the median salary, an estimated cost of 40 billion euros.

Investigation into ethics cells, the other police watchdog

An investigation reveals that many inquiries targeting police officers fall outside the IGPN and are assigned to local ethics cells, whose lack of transparency raises questions about their independence.

“Christmas creep” divides French people on anticipating Christmas

The increasingly early appearance of Christmas products on shelves elicits mixed reactions among French consumers.

In Dijon, Benoît Hamon calls for a 'peace economy'

The president of the National Chamber of the Social and Solidarity Economy was in Dijon for the regional conference of the social and solidarity economy, where he defended the model and expressed concerns ahead of the presidential election.

LR senators want to abolish the Centre national du livre

Right-wing senators are working to abolish the Centre national du livre, while MPs seek to better fund it by taxing online book sales.

Jean Tirole argues for reforming investment in breakthrough technologies

In an essay, economist Jean Tirole and Karine Van Der Straeten call for a thorough overhaul of French investment policy in breakthrough technologies.

Le Pradet: first emergency care center for wildlife to open near Toulon

The Totem association is about to open an emergency care center for distressed wildlife at the foot of Colle Noire, in Le Pradet.

Women testify about forced sexual relations in their couple

Several women recount the feeling of indebtedness and the pressures that push them into unwanted sexual relations within their couple, on the borderline of marital rape.

What are literary prizes really for, on the eve of the Goncourt

Ahead of the awarding of the Goncourt Prize on November 3, 2026, a collective work questions the purpose and real usefulness of literary prizes.

Framatome inaugurates anti-vibration bar workshop in Montbard

The Framatome site in Montbard inaugurated on October 30 a new workshop for manufacturing anti-vibration bars, creating jobs and strengthening the nuclear supply chain.

Santé publique France warns of deteriorating health among the unemployed

Santé publique France has published a report on the declining mental and physical health of unemployed individuals, calling for political awareness.

The giant baby of the RN3 threatened in Noisy-le-Sec

Philippe Starck's giant sculpture in Noisy-le-Sec is threatened by an urban renewal operation; a crowdfunding campaign has been launched to keep it in the neighborhood.

Ariège: village calls on Loto du patrimoine to save Lujat chapel

Lujat chapel, in Ornolac-Ussat-les-Bains in Haute-Ariège, is threatening to collapse. Selected for the Loto du patrimoine 2026, it could receive funds for its restoration.

Doctors at Sainte-Marie clinic ready to resign over transfer to hospital

Doctors at Sainte-Marie clinic are threatening to resign to oppose the transfer of their activity to the hospital.

Portrait of Erik Tegnér, media figure of the far right

Libération traces the career of Erik Tegnér, whose identitarian media outlet has established itself in the Bolloré sphere by riding the high school revolt and the Trappes attack, with an eye on the presidential election.