Events

Burglary at a company in Eu via the railway line

Over the weekend of October 24 and 25, 2026, a company in Eu was burgled via the railway line running alongside the site. Copper and tools were stolen, and a complaint was filed.

Castelsarrasin : Maison des solidarités burglarized

In the night of October 27 to 28, the Castelsarrasin Maison des solidarités was burglarized; the perpetrators stole a coffee maker and an electric scooter.

Switzerland hesitates between French SAMP/T and Israeli Barak MX

Bern has retained the Israeli Barak MX system and the French SAMP/T NG as finalists to complement its Patriots, whose deliveries are delayed.

France linkSAMP/T NG français finaliste en Suisse

Nogent-sur-Seine: employee seriously injured by forklift

At a factory in Nogent-sur-Seine, a man in his thirties had his feet crushed by a forklift driven by a colleague. Firefighters and gendarmes responded.

End of strike at bacteriology laboratory of Amiens University Hospital

The mobilization within the bacteriology laboratory of Amiens-Picardie University Hospital ended on October 28, with FO stating it had been received by the human resources department.

Gers: second homes targeted by burglars

Three burglaries of second homes have been reported to the Gers gendarmerie, including an intruder surprised by owners in Réans.

Corsica: RT 20 closed at night near Vivario to remove a heavy goods vehicle

The Collectivité de Corse announces the total closure of the RT 20 for three hours during the night from Wednesday to Thursday near Vivario, to allow the removal of a heavy goods vehicle.

Serralongue: church looted, 150,000 euros worth of religious objects stolen

The church in the village of Serralongue, in the Pyrénées-Orientales, was burgled; around twenty religious objects, some listed, were stolen for estimated damages of 150,000 euros.

Lozère: two men convicted for fuel thefts and burglary

Two men were convicted by the Mende judicial court for several fuel thefts and a burglary in eastern Lozère, with a ban on appearing in Langogne.

Longueau: renovated parking lot already nearing saturation

Longueau's parking lot, recently renovated with green spaces and electric charging stations, is already nearing saturation, including during school holidays.

Burglary of Donzac's community hall: a suspect identified

A 35-year-old man is being sent to court for the burglary of municipal buildings in Donzac, identified by surveillance cameras and his license plate.

Two men on trial in Essonne for robbing a cryptocurrency holder

Two men have gone on trial at Évry court for attempting to rob the home of a business owner who held cryptocurrency in Brétigny-sur-Orge.

Loire-Atlantique: two schools burglarized in Loireauxence, computers stolen

Two public schools in Loireauxence were burglarized within a few days and computers were stolen; the gendarmerie has opened an investigation.

Puceul: convenience store burgled and vandalized, local officials react

The API convenience store in Puceul, in Loire-Atlantique, was burgled and vandalized overnight; local officials denounced intolerable acts.

Saint-Quentin area: photo of burglary suspect circulated for identification

Following a burglary on Friday evening in a municipality in the Saint-Quentin area, the suspect's photo is being circulated to allow his identification.

New Caledonia: crisis exercise ahead of cyclone season

The New Caledonian armed forces organized a coordination exercise with firefighters, gendarmes, and the high commissioner's office ahead of the cyclone season.

Aveyron: knife-injured man claims he was assaulted and burgled

In Sanvensa, Aveyron, a man in his forties injured by a knife was hospitalized after stating he had been assaulted and burgled at his home in broad daylight.

Weather in Corsica: calm and dry Wednesday, sometimes overcast skies

This Wednesday, the weather will be calm and dry across all of Corsica, with sometimes overcast skies and sunny spells.

Recall of scallops sold at U and Carrefour due to listeriosis risk

Fresh scallops sold in U and Carrefour stores in several departments are being recalled due to a risk of listeriosis. Customers are asked not to consume them and to return them to the store.

Brussels urges member states to prepare for the 3-degree climate scenario

The European Commission calls on the 27 EU member states to draw up adaptation plans with a view to 3 degrees of warming by 2100, while maintaining the 1.5-degree target.

Seine-et-Marne: two burglars chased for 30 minutes by the mayor, residents, and the police

In a village in the Seine-et-Marne department, the mayor, residents, and the police chased two burglars for about thirty minutes.

92-year-old woman burgled in Saussemesnil, Manche

A 92-year-old resident of the Étot Rouge hamlet in Saussemesnil was the victim of a burglary and had jewelry and Louis d'or gold coins stolen.

Côte d'Azur: Appeal trial of 'burglary marathon' postponed to January 2027

The Aix-en-Provence court of appeal has postponed to January 2027 the trial of six defendants convicted in Nice to 5 to 8 years in prison for a series of burglaries. They are placed under judicial supervision in the meantime.

Mélisey: a bicycle store attacked with a ram-raider car

The store Les Cycles des Mille Étangs in Mélisey (Haute-Saône) was burgled in the night of October 25-26 using a ram-raider car. Five high-end bicycles were stolen, for an estimated loss of between 25,000 and 30,000 euros.

Drulingen: Agriplas-Sotralentz Packaging becomes Plastrio and invests 1.5 million euros

The Drulingen industrial site Agriplas-Sotralentz Packaging is changing its name to Plastrio and is investing 1.5 million euros in a process using recycled plastic.

The 2026-2030 action plan on endocrine disruptors is published

The national 2026-2030 plan on endocrine disruptors is published with six priorities and twenty actions, deadlines adjusted and funding still in question.

Paris: Moldovan painter arrested and remanded in custody after €1 million burglary

A Moldovan painter suspected of a €1 million burglary in Paris has been arrested and remanded in custody.

Un gang de cambrioleurs sévissant dans quatre départements condamné à de la prison ferme

Quatre malfaiteurs auteurs de nombreux vols dans l'Hérault, le Gard, l'Aveyron et le Tarn ont été interpellés par les gendarmes de Pézenas, jugés et condamnés à des peines de 4 à 8 ans de prison ferme.

The CGT of the Rhône calls for a gathering Tuesday in Lyon

The UD CGT of the 69 calls on its employees to gather Tuesday at 4 p.m. in the Rhône. Its secretary Ludovic Rioux was a guest on Bonjour Lyon to present the mobilization.

Debate on "industry without factories" relaunched in France

Economist Jean Tirole's positions on prioritizing breakthrough technologies are rekindling the debate on French deindustrialization.

Day hospital dedicated to menopause opens in Le Creusot

A day hospital dedicated to supporting menopause opens in Le Creusot, with the aim of better addressing women's health during this period.

Vivario commemorates avalanche that struck village 50 years ago

More than a hundred people gathered in Vivario for the 50th anniversary of the October 25, 1976 avalanche, which swept away three houses and cost one resident his life.

In Saint-Étienne, Médicobus travels through priority neighborhoods

Since mid-September, a municipal experiment has been offering mobile consultations in the priority neighborhoods of Saint-Étienne, affected by medical deserts.

Nice: octogenarian burgled at home, female thief arrested

An octogenarian was burgled on August 30 in Nice while she was having breakfast; the presumed perpetrator was arrested a few hours later.

Béziers Arena: observation period extended until February 4, 2027

The commercial court has extended until February 4, 2027 the observation period for company Betarra, which manages the Béziers Arena and has been under judicial recovery since February 2026.

LFI mayor of Saint‑Denis refers France to its colonial history in the migrant debate

Bally Bagayoko, LFI mayor of Saint‑Denis, responded to those who would push back migrants by recalling France's colonial past. He denounces the plundering committed during that period.

The French crisis as seen by philosopher André Comte-Sponville

Philosopher André Comte-Sponville expresses his dismay at urban violence and the spectacle of French political news, while ruling out the scenario of civil war.