Events

Weather in Corsica: overcast skies then sunny spells Sunday, west wind strengthening

On Sunday, Corsican skies will be overcast in the morning before sunny spells, with some showers possible on the western coast and the wind strengthening in the afternoon.

Overseas crisis: Naïma Moutchou announces measures on cost of living, high schools and fuel

After several days of tensions in the overseas territories, Minister Naïma Moutchou announces support for businesses affected by violence, measures for high schools and provisions on fuel.

Breton nurse in court to have breast cancer linked to night work recognized as occupational disease

A Breton nurse is the first to take legal action to have her breast cancer recognized as an occupational disease linked to night work. The case revives the debate on the invisibility of occupational factors in cancers.

Weather forecast for Sunday, October 25, 2026 in France

National weather bulletin for Sunday, October 25, 2026, including any warnings and alerts from Météo-France.

Charente: truck carrying 460 sheep catches fire on RN 10

A truck carrying 460 sheep caught fire on the RN 10 near Touvérac, resulting in a detour being put in place.

Anasse Kazib calls for general strike and picket lines

Militant Anasse Kazib calls on social media for a general strike and the paralysis of the economy, with picket lines in front of companies and in the civil service.

Fire at a company in Morville-lès-Vic

Around fifty firefighters are mobilized Saturday evening for a fire at a company in Morville-lès-Vic, in Moselle.

Ransomware attack against wine company Vins Viallet in Savoie

The Lamashtu group claims the theft of 50 GB of data, including identity documents and bank details, from Vins Viallet in Savoie.

Charles Gave argues for exit from the European Union

Essayist Charles Gave criticizes in an interview French economic policy over the last thirty years and calls for leaving the European Union to regain national sovereignty.

Debate on digital sovereignty and sensitive data

An organisation is advocating for a European sovereign cloud and a public AI foundation, arguing that health and defence data are hosted on servers outside French law.

Near Perpignan: early-stage chimney fire brought under control by firefighters

Firefighters responded to a house near Perpignan after the ceiling above a fireplace began to blacken, preventing a fire.

Sancey: major fire in a home

A major fire broke out on October 24 around 2:30 p.m. in a home located on Joseph-Montravers street in Sancey.

This week's economic news: nuclear power, eBay, purchasing power

Economic roundup: extension of nuclear reactors, job cuts at eBay, decline in apprenticeships and financial difficulties for the French.

Toulon: curfew for unaccompanied minors comes into effect in city centre

The Prefect of Var has reiterated the temporary prohibition measures linked to the curfew applicable to unaccompanied minors from 6pm in the city centre of Toulon.

Suspected data breach at DEKRA France: around 16,000 people affected

A suspected data breach at DEKRA France would expose the information of around 16,000 people, including names, addresses, phone numbers and data on energy renovation checks.

Death of Claude Cohen-Tannoudji, 1997 Nobel Prize in Physics

French physicist Claude Cohen-Tannoudji, co-laureate of the 1997 Nobel Prize in Physics for his work on cooling of atoms, has died at the age of 93.

Bourges: hospital director indicted for moral and sexual harassment

The director of Jacques-Coeur Hospital, targeted by several complaints, has been indicted and placed under judicial supervision for moral and sexual harassment.

Dijon: gendarmes targeted by firework mortar fire

The National Gendarmerie is offering its support to service members targeted by firework mortar fire during a security mission in Dijon.