Events

Wittisheim: Jardins de Gaïa handed over in difficult context

Arlette Rohmer has stepped down as head of Jardins de Gaïa in Wittisheim. Her daughter Chloé Kuhlmann and her partner are taking over the organic tea company in a delicate economic context.

A cyberattack reportedly targets ANSSI and the French gendarmerie

Social media posts claim that ANSSI and the French gendarmerie were allegedly victims of a cyberattack.

Nantes: Independent healthcare workers denounce parking fines during rounds

Independent nurses in Nantes are denouncing parking difficulties during their home visits and the fines they receive while on their rounds.

Mélenchon defends viability of pay-as-you-go pension system

Jean-Luc Mélenchon asserts that the pay-as-you-go pension system is viable, citing the rise in productivity since the 1980s, and criticizes the lengthening of working time.

Mélenchon links authoritarianism and challenge to authority to defend the Sixth Republic

Jean-Luc Mélenchon asserts that power tends toward authoritarianism when its authority is no longer accepted, and advocates for the Sixth Republic and popular intervention.

Mélenchon calls for more teachers

Jean-Luc Mélenchon affirms the need for more teachers and promises to create as many positions as necessary to raise the level of education.

False rumor of a 'cat wearing a hat' in Marseille debunked

A TikTok video claiming that a worrying person dressed as a cat would be prowling Marseille has accumulated 1.7 million views; authorities deny this false information.

Romain Giral breaks silence and has not renounced his ambitions

Defeated within The Republicans and sidelined from the municipal elections, former elected official from Tarbes Romain Giral speaks out after five months of silence and affirms he has not renounced a political ambition.

More than a million wild boars shot, Gard leads the culls

The French Office for Biodiversity published the figures for the 2025-2026 hunting season: more than a million wild boars shot in France, with Gard breaking records.

Rouen: security exercise in Saint-Herbland tunnel to disrupt traffic

An exercise involving firefighters is scheduled for the morning of October 28 in the Saint-Herbland tunnel in Rouen, causing traffic difficulties in the city center.

Éric Zemmour responds to Karim Zéribi on the dissolution of Reconquête

Éric Zemmour reacted on social media to Karim Zéribi's call to dissolve Reconquête, denouncing an infringement on freedom of expression and stating that he will continue to "tell the truth to the French".

Behind the scenes of the week: Lecornu facing "Bitchat", Le Pen and antifas turned away

The political column looks back at Matignon's difficulties in the face of social networks, Marine Le Pen's situation at Renaissance and the turning away of antifascist militants.

Haute-Vienne: town hall cuts down 800 meters of hedges without owner's consent

A cattle farmer from Azat-le-Ris plans to file a complaint against the town hall for cutting down trees and shrubs on his plots without authorization. The French Office for Biodiversity will open an investigation into the destruction of protected species' habitat.

Xolair becomes substitutable in pharmacies by its biosimilar Omlyclo

Omalizumab (Xolair) becomes substitutable in pharmacies by its biosimilar Omlyclo, a change in how this treatment is dispensed.

In Arras, Le Shelter nightclub must bounce back after forced closure

The Le Shelter establishment in Arras was forced to close this summer, putting the manager in serious difficulty. He is now seeking to relaunch his business.

François Ruffin calls for cultural boycott of Israel and withdrawal from Eurovision

MP François Ruffin calls for France to withdraw from Eurovision, like the Netherlands, and calls for a cultural, sporting and commercial boycott of Israel.