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Grenoble : reportage dans un lycée parmi les plus délabrés de France
Jean-Michel Blanquer defends Parcoursup in face of criticism
Nouvelle journée de blocages lycéens et étudiants à Paris, Bordeaux et La Rochelle
Mouvement lycéen : reprise des cours et maintien des blocus après les vacances
Journal de 8h de Bonjour Littoral du 4 novembre 2026
À Toulouse, la lassitude gagne des lycéens face aux blocages persistants
Une avocate témoigne de son recours au test DPI-A à l'étranger et plaide pour sa légalisation
Les prévisions économiques françaises virent au noir
Grève du 5 novembre : à quoi s'attendre dans les transports
Manifestation du 5 novembre : le régime de déclaration et les droits des manifestants
Social anger: political scientist Antoine Bristielle cites a need for recognition
Political scientist Antoine Bristielle analyses social unrest in France, arguing that the protests reflect a strong need for recognition.
A groundbreaking study quantifies the extra cost of single life in France
A study published in November 2026 shows that living alone costs more than living as a couple, while INSEE records approximately 18 million single people in France.
Testimony on perinatal bereavement to break the taboo
Clémence recounts losing her twins at eight months of pregnancy in 2022 and testifies to this often-invisible bereavement. In France, 11 children out of 1,000 die between the fifth month of pregnancy and the first weeks of life.
"The Largest Museum in France" returns to Corsica to save endangered works
Until January 31, 2027, residents of Corsica are invited to report endangered works in their municipality to try to win 8,000 euros intended for their restoration.
West Nile Virus: 212 autochthonous cases in metropolitan France, record year
The tally of autochthonous West Nile virus infections reaches 212 cases in metropolitan France, 11 more than the previous week, a record level.
Comment Gifi a sombré en trois ans, entre erreurs et concurrence
Les évêques de France veulent peser dans le débat présidentiel de 2027
Philip Morris France editorial in favor of a risk reduction policy
The president of Philip Morris France argues in an editorial for a tobacco risk reduction policy that makes greater room for non-combustion alternatives.
Weather forecast for Thursday, November 5, 2026
The weather forecast for Thursday, November 5, 2026, in France.
Comparative survey sheds light on French democratic pessimism
A survey conducted in France, Belgium and Italy analyzes the drivers of French democratic distrust and the role of Fifth Republic institutions.
Journée mondiale de l'AVC : mobilisation à l'hôpital de Saint-Nazaire
Weather forecasts for Wednesday, November 4, 2026
France 2 weather forecast bulletin for Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
Weather forecast for Wednesday, November 4, 2026
France 2 weather forecast bulletin for Wednesday, November 4, 2026, and the following days.
French content creator market estimated at nearly 9 billion euros
A study by consulting firm Coherent Market Insights values the economic weight of the French content creator ecosystem at nearly 9 billion euros in 2026, with significant income disparities.
Towards another closure of the RN20 to Andorra and construction work in 2027
After the landslide in January 2026, the RN20 connecting France to Andorra could close again, with security work scheduled for 2027 to neutralize a 300 cubic meter rock block.
France and UK conduct first joint nuclear exercise
AI, energy and industrial revolution according to French executives
On Tech&Co Business on BFM Business, the leaders of Schneider Electric France and Seclab discussed how AI is transforming energy and industry.
France 2030: a mixed assessment five years after its launch
Un dossier dénonce l'intensification de l'offensive raciste en France
Chauffage d'appoint : une solution face au retour du froid ?
Controversy at Institut de France after tribute to Jacques Bainville
A tribute to royalist historian Jacques Bainville has caused a crisis at the Institut de France, with several academicians denouncing an attack following the condemnation of the Academy of Sciences.
La menace jihadiste reste prédominante en France après l'attentat de Trappes
France Galop eliminates gallop races in 25 provincial racetracks from 2027
Mediterranean episode expected in southeastern France
Five departments on yellow alert for rain and flooding this Wednesday
Six departments on yellow thunderstorm alert Wednesday, November 4
Enedis conducts nationwide operation against tampered electricity meters
Enedis has deployed its inspectors across France to crack down on fraud among professionals, particularly tampered meters. 260 businesses were inspected, with fraudsters facing fines of up to 750,000 euros.
Franz-Olivier Giesbert denounces a 'denial of reality' on immigration and debt
Appearing on Europe 1-CNews, journalist Franz-Olivier Giesbert believes France is in a 'denial of reality' on immigration and debt, amid a controversy over remarks by Édouard Philippe.
Marc Touati highlights rise in poverty rate in France
Economist Marc Touati notes that the poverty rate has risen in France in recent years, unlike in the United States.
McDonald's continues its expansion in rural France
The McDonald's chain, which operates more than 1,600 restaurants in France, is continuing to target rural areas for new openings.
Philippe de Villiers evokes a "pre-revolution" in France
In a column, Philippe de Villiers diagnoses several fermenting factors behind a possible revolution in France and criticizes the weakness of the authorities in the face of tensions.
Share of 'made in France' in consumption remains low
The share of products and services made in France in consumption has risen slightly but remains well below the level of fifteen years ago.
Pauline Gachet named Meilleur ouvrier de France in hotel maître d' category
Originally from Châtillonnais, Pauline Gachet wins the title of Meilleur ouvrier de France in the maître d'hôtel, service and table arts category, becoming the fourth woman to obtain this title.
Etienne Pot takes over as director general of Santé publique France
Addiction specialist Etienne Pot takes over as director general of Santé publique France, weakened by inspections and criticism, and wants to strengthen its visibility.
Resurgence of gold necklace snatch thefts in France
Motorized violence: figures on accidents involving cyclists in France
An infographic provides an overview of the increase in road violence against cyclists, in urban and rural areas alike, and the tragedies that result.
"A church burns every week in France": a misleading claim
The Religious Heritage Observatory records 25 to 50 fires per year in religious buildings, including 10 to 20 deliberate ones, which puts the viral claim into perspective.
Electrification of uses and curb on renewables: the French energy paradox
As France faces an imbalance between production and consumption of low-carbon electricity, solar and wind industry players are concerned about their future ahead of the 2027 presidential election.
Local authorities' debt reaches a record 225.8 billion euros
La Fondation Brigitte Bardot répond à Paris Match sur les animaux de La Garrigue
