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Auction of objects belonging to Jean Mermoz
More than 200 lots of objects, documents and photos kept by Jean Mermoz's family for 90 years will be auctioned in Paris on November 3.
Paris : le préfet de police veut mettre fin aux parcours République-Bastille-Nation
Un restaurateur parisien déplore une « catastrophe » pour les réservations
After the looting in Paris, the economic and psychological trauma of merchants
Paris: Administrative Court Suspends Curfew for Minors Until Thursday
Paris: police prefecture bans gatherings in certain areas
La préfecture de police annonce la poursuite des enquêtes sur les violences à Paris
Les gaz lacrymogènes peuvent-ils être mortels ?
Eight European capitals, including Paris, contest the 'associated member' status proposed for Canada
France and seven other European capitals oppose the terms of the 'associated member' status that Brussels wants to grant Canada to seal its rapprochement with the EU.
France linkParis conteste le statut proposé au Canada
Matignon prepares to sell Hôtel Beistegui in Paris
The State plans to sell Hôtel Beistegui, on the Esplanade des Invalides in Paris, under a program aiming to raise 300 million euros in 2027.
Paris: Ministry of Justice security officer assaulted under knife threat
The incident took place Wednesday morning in the Rosa Parks neighborhood, in Paris's 19th arrondissement, with a Ministry of Justice security officer assaulted under knife threat.
Ian Brossat dénonce un gouvernement qui « n'écoute pas la majorité des Français »
Débat sur la liberté de manifester après les parcours refusés à Paris
Le renseignement parisien anticipe une situation insurrectionnelle le 31 octobre
Paris: pizzeria employees on the Champs-Élysées on strike for ten days
On strike for ten days, employees of a pizzeria on the Champs-Élysées denounce 'toxic management'.
Paris: restaurateur ordered to pay 30,000 euros for unused terrace partitions
A Paris restaurateur is required to pay nearly 30,000 euros to the City for terrace partitions he did not use.
Morbihan: witness appeal after worrying disappearance of septuagenarian
The Morbihan gendarmerie launched a witness appeal on October 26 after the worrying disappearance of a septuagenarian since October 14.
Paris: new lights and a Christmas market on the Champs‑Élysées
For the 2026 end‑of‑year holidays, the Champs‑Élysées will inaugurate new lights and host a Christmas market.
Power outage near Vierzon: traffic disrupted on POLT line
A power outage in the Vierzon area severely disrupted the Paris-Orléans-Limoges-Toulouse line this Thursday, with delays of up to 6 hours 45 minutes. The problem has been resolved but many delays persist.
Paris: 12 m² housing declared uninhabitable, tenant takes prefecture to court
A Parisian woman whose 12 m² home with no view of the outside has been declared uninhabitable is waging a legal battle against the prefecture.
Longnes: call for witnesses after disappearance of a 29-year-old man
A call for witnesses has been issued after the worrying disappearance of a 29-year-old man in Longnes.
Trappes attack: update on investigation and suspect during a press conference in Paris
Le préfet de police et le préfet des Hauts-de-Seine interdisent une manifestation à Paris
Trappes attack: Kévin T. transferred to Paris judicial court
The left denounces 'neofascist' events in Paris and the Hauts-de-Seine
Trappes: Mother of injured girl gives update on her daughter
Paris: youth worker banned from working with minors asks to resume duties
A Paris youth worker subject to a ban on working with minors is asking to resume his duties with children. The procedure is being examined by the courts.
A Parisian bookseller vandalized denounces the complacency of the book world
Guerrick Fouchet, manager of a vandalized Parisian bookstore, publishes an op-ed in which he denounces the complacency of part of the book world toward left-wing radicalism.
RER B: traffic interrupted in central Paris after incident involving a person at Saint-Michel station
RER B traffic was interrupted in central Paris following an incident involving a person at Saint-Michel station.
Climate change erases glaciers from hiking maps
Glacier melt is forcing the IGN to update its hiking maps, confirming the disappearance of certain glaciers such as the Blanche glacier in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence.
Worrying disappearance of a 60-year-old man in Septfonds
The Tarn-et-Garonne gendarmerie has launched a witness appeal after the disappearance of a Septfonds resident, aged 60, with no news since October 23, 2026.
Women-only spaces multiply in France
A women-only youth hostel opened in Paris in June, the first of its kind, and non-mixed venues are developing in transportation, parking lots, and gyms, drawing mixed reactions.
Paris: briefcase of rare Pokémon cards stolen during sale
In Paris, a briefcase of rare Pokémon cards was stolen during a sale, for losses potentially reaching 100,000 euros.
RATP: eight bus lines at a standstill in Paris, a trade unionist injured by CRS
Eight RATP bus lines are at a standstill in Paris during a strike movement; a trade unionist was injured by CRS during a picket line.
Ben Barka: his son calls for excavations in a secret prison in Morocco
Sixty-one years after the kidnapping in Paris of Moroccan opposition figure Mehdi Ben Barka, his son Bachir urges the French judiciary to resume investigations in Morocco and requests excavations.
Notre-Dame de Paris: accidental activation of the anti-fire sprinkler system and flooding
The anti-fire sprinkler system at Notre-Dame de Paris accidentally activated, causing flooding. Firefighters were mobilized.
Call for witnesses near Metz after 13-year-old boy goes missing
A 13-year-old boy has been missing near Metz since mid-October. Police have issued an appeal for witnesses to help find him.
Djenaba femicide: trial opens in Paris
The trial of the partner accused of stabbing Djenaba to death opens in Paris. The case concerns a femicide within the couple.
After the fire, the Enfants rouges market in Paris resumes activity outside its premises
The Enfants rouges market, devastated by a fire, is set to resume activity outside its premises, bringing relief to traders.
RER A and Line L: traffic interrupted and stations not served west of Paris
RER A traffic was interrupted at two stations west of Paris for several hours, with a major disruption also on Line L.
Opening of the 31st International Cultural Heritage Fair in Paris
The International Cultural Heritage Fair opens on October 29, 2026, at the Carrousel du Louvre in Paris, showcasing heritage preservation expertise.
Residents' anger against data center south of Paris
South of Paris, residents are contesting the construction of a data center presented as four times more energy-intensive than Disneyland. The project raises concerns over electricity consumption and local urbanization.