Events

Rouen: a dozen young Catholics assaulted at the Saint-Romain fair

At the entrance to the Saint-Romain fair in Rouen, a dozen young Catholics were allegedly assaulted by several dozen individuals; several victims were hospitalized and complaints were filed.

Mathieu Kassovitz judges "rioters" as necessary on RMC

Guest on "Grandes Gueules," the actor estimated that rioters were "necessary," seeing them as a reaction to a government that would only "understand force."

Upcoming news for November 6: Villiers and Bardella on CNews, LFI book release

The JDD announces tomorrow's debate between Philippe de Villiers and Jordan Bardella on CNews, the Future Meetings in Saint-Raphaël, and the release of LFI's programmatic book.

The Millet family regains full control of the company

Investment firms Inspiring Sport Capital and Nouvel Atlas have sold their stakes, allowing the founding family to become the sole shareholder of Millet once again.

Serquigny: work on the synthetic football pitch has begun

The development of a synthetic football pitch has begun in Serquigny, with delivery expected in early 2027.

Yvelines: a pony shot after being mistaken for a wild boar

In the Yvelines, a pony was shot by a hunter after being mistaken for a wild boar.

A motorcycle school for children opens at the Folembray circuit

The Folembray circuit now offers motorcycle riding lessons for children, in partnership with the Hauts-de-France league.

Édouard Philippe argues for a European pillar of NATO and modernization of deterrence

Édouard Philippe believes the defense effort must not be relaxed and defends the modernization of nuclear deterrence as well as a European pillar of NATO. He calls for stepping up conventional armament and developing new technologies.

The success of buy-and-resale stores in France

Buy-and-resale chains such as Easy Cash and Cash Express are enjoying strong success, driven by rising prices and enthusiasm for second-hand goods.

Antibes: motorcyclist injured in collision with car

In Antibes, a collision between a car and a motorcycle at the entrance to a service station left one person with minor injuries, taken to La Fontonne hospital.

Wind power developer offers €400 per household to convince residents

A wind farm developer is offering €400 per household to local residents to secure their support for the project. The practice illustrates the difficulties of local acceptance of wind power.

A French woman killed in Turkey in collapse of a rock column

A French woman died in Turkey in the collapse of a rock column at a UNESCO-listed tourist site.

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In Bolbec, future hydrogen technicians trained in risk management through virtual reality

Bolbec's H2 Academy provides its students with augmented and virtual reality educational tools to learn how to manage hydrogen-related risks.

CNIL publishes recommendation on session replay tools

The CNIL publishes a recommendation framing session replay tools, which record internet users' behavior. It aims to help designers and users of these tools comply.

Reims: concern over new demonstrations and damage to the highway

In Reims, new demonstrations are raising fears of further damage to the highway and raising questions about repair costs. The city is preparing for new gatherings.

A Charente-Maritime resident launches a platform for amateur football transfers

Baptiste Thierrée has created MonTransfertFoot, an online platform designed to streamline contacts between amateur clubs, players and coaches. About twenty clubs in the region are set to test it from late November.

An op-ed defends ecological transformation in the face of social anger

In an op-ed in Le Monde, political scientist Théodore Tallent calls for public policies that protect against both climate risks and energy poverty.

Uncapping of renewable energy contracts: new threshold prices published in the Official Journal

The order setting threshold prices by sector for the uncapping of renewable energy supplementary remuneration contracts has been published in the Official Journal.

Near Elbeuf: caught stealing gasoline, they end up in police custody

In the Elbeuf area, individuals were caught siphoning fuel and placed in police custody, against a backdrop of rising gasoline prices.

Regulation and proliferation of standards: Erwan Le Noan's recommendations

The analysis looks at normative inflation in France, with more than 132,000 articles added to the codes between 2004 and 2025, and formulates recommendations to make regulation an economic lever.