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Édouard Geffray affirme ne pas avoir peur des mouvements lycéens
Crise lycéenne : réunion au ministère de l'Intérieur et appel de Macron
Macron reconnaît que Parcoursup « crée de la défiance » et doit être refondu
High school student mobilization: the government's announcements do not quell the rebellion
Les jeunes mobilisés comptent poursuivre les manifestations malgré les annonces
Jean-Michel Blanquer questioned at the Senate over the high school crisis
Government responds to high school mobilization without extinguishing it
Accident on A8 near Nice, traffic disrupted
An accident involving a vehicle occurred Thursday morning on the A8 after the Nice Saint-Isidore toll booth heading toward Aix-en-Provence, disrupting traffic.
7 a.m. news, Thursday 29 October 2026
The 7 a.m. TV news notably covers the train collision in Spain and Emmanuel Macron's call for calm regarding secondary schools.
Guardianships: court-appointed representatives warn of system saturation
Amid a rise in guardianships, judicial representatives are denouncing a growing workload, lack of resources and recruitment difficulties.
Weather in Corsica: mostly sunny Thursday, some cloudy spells over the relief
Sun will dominate widely across Corsica this Thursday, despite some cloudy spells over the relief and generally light winds.
Toulouse: the bar La Fabrique in the city center will close
The bar La Fabrique, Place du Peyrou in Toulouse, a meeting place for students, is about to close its doors.
BTS 2026: More than 850 candidates take exams in New Caledonia
BTS exams have begun in New Caledonia, with more than 850 candidates in some thirty specialties, including 90 students at the Dick Ukeiwe high school in Dumbéa.
Glomel: Imerys quarry targeted by several complaints
The andalusite quarry operated by Imerys in Glomel is the subject of complaints by associations following environmental incidents and a judicial investigation. The group has announced an action plan deemed insufficient by its opponents.
Un universitaire analyse le mouvement lycéen et étudiant en Europe
Dans le sillage des mobilisations lycéennes, des centaines de jeunes se forment aux gestes de premier secours
Lorraine : lycéens, étudiants et enseignants annoncent une nouvelle mobilisation le 31 octobre
Le mouvement lycéen pose la question de l'adaptation au réchauffement
Le mouvement lycéen se structure autour d'une coordination nationale
Charleville-Mézières: prosecutor calls for stronger resources against drug trafficking
The prosecutor of the Republic of Charleville-Mézières, Magali Josse, discusses the resources available to the judicial court to combat drug trafficking and hopes for increased staffing.
Transphobic rumor: Candace Owens wins first legal victory against the Macrons
Candace Owens secures a first legal victory in the dispute opposing her to the French presidential couple over a transphobic rumor targeting Brigitte Macron.
France linkBrigitte Macron partie au litige
Fayence: several projects under study, from swimming pool to security of Plan Ouest neighborhood
The Fayence municipal council unanimously adopted its agenda items. Elected officials are studying several projects, including a swimming pool, the Ferrage school and security of the Plan Ouest neighborhood.
Grand Nancy: Feuillette loses another legal battle over seven-day opening
Jean-François Feuillette, who runs bakeries in Heillecourt, Essey-lès-Nancy and soon Laxou, has been challenging since 2019 a prefectural order imposing a weekly closing day. The courts have once again ruled against him.
Meeting contre la répression à Saint-Denis
Nuñez nie toute complaisance des forces de l'ordre envers l'ultradroite le 24 octobre
Montpellier : réponses judiciaires après les manifestations des 17 et 24 octobre
A Rennes-2 student accused of sexual harassment temporarily reinstated
A student at Rennes-2 University, banned from higher education in May 2026 following reports of sexual harassment, has obtained temporary reinstatement at the faculty.
Hunter killed in Lebetain: judicial inquiry for murder and call for witnesses
Twelve days after the death of a 56-year-old man shot dead on his terrace in Lebetain (Territoire de Belfort), a judicial inquiry for murder has been opened and a call for witnesses has been launched.
Fact-check: Does one in two students work alongside their studies?
A fact-check examines a union representative's claim that one in two students works alongside their studies, with a 2023 survey citing 44%.
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.
Chaignay: Institut Agro Dijon students visit no-till farmer
Thirteen students from Institut Agro Dijon visited Pascal Tatigny's farm in Chaignay on Tuesday, October 27. Tatigny has abandoned plowing his land.
Nice: first meetings on romantic, sexual and emotional health
The monAmour association is organizing Thursday, October 29 in Nice the first Côte d'Azur meetings on romantic health, with doctors, associations and institutions for inclusive round tables.
At Assas, students targeted by racist and sexist lists
Assas University has referred the matter to its disciplinary section after humiliating rankings targeting students; a commission is to rule in early 2027.
In Bastia, Kedge Corsica connects its students to the business world
Around a hundred Kedge Corsica students met with executives during a day dedicated to careers and the island economy. The goal is to show that a professional future can be built in Corsica.
Romilly-sur-Seine: repeating students eligible for municipal grants
In Romilly-sur-Seine, repeating students will now be able to apply for the municipal grant, awarded based on financial resources according to the family quotient.
Philippot criticizes cost of trial against American influence
Florian Philippot denounces on social media the estimated cost of the legal proceedings conducted in the United States against American influence.
Isère: food insecurity worsens, charities overwhelmed
More and more residents of Isère, including workers, retirees and students, are seeking food aid. Charities are struggling to keep up with growing needs and insufficient donations.
In Troyes, UTT proposes consultation on tuition fee increase
Following student mobilization against the tuition fee increase decided for 2027, the University of Technology of Troyes proposes a consultation with students and staff on other funding solutions.
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.
A Polytechnique student officer challenges his suspension over sexual violence
Suspended by the Minister of the Armed Forces following suspicions of sexual violence against a female student, a Polytechnique student officer has applied to the urgent proceedings judge for reinstatement.
Gers: Young man with schizophrenia tried in Auch for insulting a gendarme
A 23-year-old man with schizophrenia, already imprisoned for domestic violence, appeared before the Auch court for insulting a gendarme. The hearing questioned the appropriateness of imprisonment.
Tavaco: man arrested after grocery store robbery
A man suspected of robbing a Tavaco grocery store on October 19 was arrested by gendarmes at the start of the week. He is to be tried Thursday in immediate appearance.