Events

Vosges: court annuls OQTF for Algerian married to Frenchman convicted of rape

The Nancy administrative court annulled the OQTF targeting an Algerian woman married to a Frenchman sentenced to 18 years in prison. The prefecture must re-examine her request.

Parmain: 13-year-old girl dies after hanging

A 13-year-old girl died on Sunday, November 1, 2026 in Parmain, in the Val-d'Oise, despite emergency services' intervention.

Cambrai: police car struck during an intervention

In Cambrai, a police vehicle was violently struck and overturned during an intervention.

Special forces: Caïman and Guépard helicopters for tomorrow's wars

Presentation of the evolution of Caïman and Guépard helicopters within French special forces facing new challenges in aerial combat.

Two years after the death of Nicolas Dumas outside a nightclub in Saint-Péray

The family of Nicolas Dumas, shot dead outside a nightclub in Saint-Péray on the night of October 31 to November 1, 2024, speaks out two years after the facts. It expresses its pain and concern over a judicial procedure at a standstill.

COS faced with end of payroll percentage and subsidy deemed insufficient

The COS president explains financial losses linked to the end of the payroll percentage and mentions a subsidy of around €1.3 million paid by the City and the Metropole.

Saint-Julien-les-Villas: conference-debate on health, solidarity and pensions

The Aubéane mutual insurance company is organizing a conference-debate on November 20, 2026 on the theme 'Health, solidarity, pensions: reclaiming Social Security'.

Thirtysomething convicted for firing a pellet gun at teenagers in Le Luc

The Draguignan criminal court convicted a thirtysomething to one year in prison with probation for injuring a teenager by firing a pellet gun from his apartment in Le Luc-en-Provence.

Two parents convicted for violence against their young children

A couple was convicted for subjecting their two young children to insults and beatings, including a 5-year-old boy used as a punching bag.

Troyes: Russian national sentenced to one year in prison for theft at McArthurGlen

The Troyes judicial court sentenced a 56-year-old man to one year in prison for the theft of 200 euros worth of goods.

Troyes: 15 months in prison for voyeurism against a teenager

A 60-year-old man was sentenced by the Troyes court to 15 months in prison for voyeurism against a minor.

Grégoire calls on Interior Ministry to be more demanding on police violence

The PS mayor of Paris believes the Interior Ministry should be more demanding on the issue of police violence.

Antibes: PAZ association demonstrates in front of Bird Show

The Projet animaux zoopolis association mobilized in front of Fort-Carré in Antibes to denounce the Bird Show and call on the city hall.

Mont-de-Marsan: Fake caregiver solicits donations at gas stations

Mont-de-Marsan hospital and the Landes police are calling for vigilance after reports of a person posing as a caregiver and asking for money at gas stations.

Bagnols-en-Forêt landfill challenged by environmental defenders

The Friends of the Varoise Coast denounce the Bagnols-en-Forêt landfill and continue their proceedings before the administrative court.

New consumer credit rules from November 20, 2026

Consumer credit rules change on November 20, 2026 to better prevent over-indebtedness, extending to mini-loans, split payments and loans of up to 100,000 euros.

Gard: one dead in collision between car and heavy goods vehicle

A 44-year-old driver died in a collision between a car and a heavy goods vehicle on a road in the Gard, between Alès and Uzès.

Morbihan: parents demand school bus stops for high school students

In Noyal-Muzillac and Ambon, in the Morbihan department, families are mobilizing to obtain school bus stops serving their children's high school.

Angers: tomb of Polish Jewish watchmaker who died in 1942 restored

Le Souvenir Français honored Mejlach Honiksfeld at the East Cemetery in Angers, restoring his tomb in the presence of his granddaughter.

Trélon Forest: plantings to save a very rare butterfly

Volunteers are planting devil's-bit scabious in Trélon Forest to preserve a very rare butterfly.

In Loiret, neighbors challenge flat-roof extension in court

A home extension project with a flat roof, deemed non-compliant with Solognot style, faces neighborhood opposition in court in a Loiret municipality.

Nice: 52-year-old woman falls from fourth floor, partner in custody

A woman was treated while conscious after falling from a building on Boulevard de Cessole. Witnesses report an argument with her partner before the incident; he has been placed in custody.

In Lozère, a conference in Mende frees speech on transgender identity

In Mende, a conference brought together associations and a medical advisor to discuss transgender identity in rural areas, a first on this subject.

Man from Tarn-et-Garonne convicted for assaulting his knife attacker

A victim of several knife stabbings in June 2026 in Montauban, a man was convicted for assaulting his attacker during the brawl.

Is Nancy really a « basin » with effects on weather and pollution?

Three experts examine the widespread idea that Nancy, located in a closed relief, would experience particular effects on its weather and air quality.

In Haute-Saône, seed harvest from service trees planted in 2001

A forest owner in Combeaufontaine calls on a company to harvest seeds from service trees planted in 2001, a rare and precious wood.

Political scientist compares dangers attributed to Mélenchon and Le Pen

Political scientist Sheri Berman analyzes the weakening of traditional parties and the rise of extremes in France, estimating that Mélenchon is considered more dangerous than Le Pen.