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Social housing in Paris: Courts rule on case of couple where one partner is a property owner
The courts have ruled on a couple's access to social housing in Paris while one of the partners is already a property owner.
Appel à un rassemblement à République en hommage à Pengo
Trappes : les gardes à vue des proches de l'assaillant levées
Dominique de Villepin points out the RN's responsibility after the Trappes attack
Le témoignage de Youssef B., présent lors de la mort de Pengo à Trappes
CRAN announces it will become a civil party after the Trappes attack
Trappes : Dominique Sopo qualifie le racisme de « problème de société »
Le RN se défend après les propos passés de Bardella sur Trappes
Une tribune conteste la justification politique des pillages
Olivier Vial alerte sur un risque « pré-insurrectionnel » après les violences
Un philosophe analyse la fracture sociale derrière les violences
Violences du 17 octobre : l'exécutif sous pression
Eight major companies create endowment fund for sovereignty
EDF, RTE, Harmonie Mutuelle, Isalt, Michelin, Publicis, Radiall and Safran are launching Avenir Souveraineté, an endowment fund endowed with 50 million euros to finance research on sovereignty issues.
Bourgogne-Franche-Comté: twinning protocol signed with Wisconsin
On a trip to the United States, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté regional president Jérôme Durain signed a twinning protocol with the US state of Wisconsin, aiming to strengthen economic, scientific and educational ties.
Future regional express rail service around Rouen on track
The regional express rail service (SER) project around Rouen, presented as a "provincial RER", is moving forward with the launch of the future network.
Prospect of presidential election causes household consumption to fall
Six months before the presidential election, merchants and craftsmen are noting a drop in foot traffic, as in Périgueux, with households favoring precautionary savings in the face of inflation and political uncertainty.
French ICC judge Nicolas Guillou, under US individual sanctions since August 2025, testifies about his situation and states that the Court will not yield to threats.
French ICC judge Nicolas Guillou, under US individual sanctions since August 2025, testifies about his situation and states that the Court will not yield to threats.
France linkjuge français sanctionné par les États-Unis
Manifestations du 24 octobre : « l'ordre a été globalement maintenu » selon Bertrand Cavallier
Student organizations announce they will be received by the Prime Minister
La préfecture demande le report du derby Lorient-Brest
After 24 October, unions and figures from the social movement announce new mobilisations
1.30-meter boa found in garden in Yonne
Two retirees discovered a stray boa on their property in Yonne; the animal was taken in by a specialist from Nièvre.
Line H: evening suspension between Épinay-Villetaneuse and Pontoise
Line H will be suspended from around 11:30 p.m. from October 26 to 30 between Épinay-Villetaneuse and Pontoise, with replacement buses.
Garanka, heating specialist, victim of cyberattack
French company Garanka confirms it was victim of a cyberattack and has isolated its systems, disrupting its operations.
Macron's visit to Marseille among top stories at midday
Emmanuel Macron's trip to Marseille is among the key stories at midday.
Decree allows RIIPM recognition at declaration of public utility stage
A decree authorizes recognition of the imperative reason of major public interest (RIIPM) at the declaration of public utility stage, a condition for derogating from the ban on destroying protected species.
Ophélie Roque reacts to Louis Boyard's comments on violence
Guest on L'Heure des pros, Ophélie Roque expresses her "consternation" at Louis Boyard's comments on violence and questions elected officials' connection to the ground.
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.
Over 700 cases of mushroom poisoning since September, AI under scrutiny
More than 700 people have been poisoned after consuming mushrooms since early September in France. The main cause is misidentification of the species, and AI applications are criticized by mycologists.
Val-d'Oise: village calls for roundabout amid accidents
In Val-d'Oise, a village is calling for the construction of a roundabout to reduce accidents, while neighboring municipalities have obtained theirs.
French maritime patrol aircraft deployed to secure Black Sea
French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot said from Bulgaria that a French Atlantique-2 aircraft has been present in the Black Sea for two weeks, mainly for rescue operations.
France linkavion Atlantique-2 français en mer Noire
Summer works in Île-de-France transport: overall positive assessment according to IDFM
Île-de-France Mobilités has issued an assessment of the summer transport works, estimating that despite some hiccups the operation overall worked well.
2027 presidential election: Bayrou calls for a "competition" for a single candidate against RN and LFI
François Bayrou calls for a competition among those who reject RN and LFI to designate a single candidate for 2027.
Viry-Châtillon launches plan to fight mosquitoes
The municipality of Viry-Châtillon in Essonne is taking action against mosquitoes: drain treatment and installation of bat boxes.
Montauban: deep fryer fire forces evacuation of ten people from a boarding house
A fire broke out on the morning of October 26 in the communal kitchen of a boarding house on rue des Augustins in Montauban; ten residents were evacuated.
Castelnau-le-Lez: a fire brought under control in a technical room
A fire broke out in a technical room in the city center of Castelnau-le-Lez, in Hérault, and was brought under control.
LR senators want to abolish the Centre national du livre
Right-wing senators are working to abolish the Centre national du livre, while MPs seek to better fund it by taxing online book sales.
Sébastien Lecornu bans his ministers from criticizing Laurent Nuñez
According to political insiders, Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has asked his ministers not to criticize police prefect Laurent Nuñez.