Events

Europol TorNado operation: 354 arrests in 14 countries, including 23 in France

The international TorNado operation, coordinated by Europol against dark web trafficking, led to 354 arrests in 14 countries, including 23 in France, and the seizure of five tonnes of drugs.

Marseille: collapse of floor slabs in a building on Boulevard National

The floor slabs of the first and second floors of a building at 213 Boulevard National, in the 3rd arrondissement of Marseille, collapsed on Thursday, November 12 around 1:30 PM.

Former Belles Rives pastry chef opens his restaurant in Cannes

Steve Moracchini, former pastry chef at the Belles Rives establishment in Antibes, is opening the Côté Jardin restaurant in Cannes.

France will ban factory ships over 25 meters near its coasts

Sea Minister Catherine Chabaud has announced the launch of a process to ban vessels over 25 meters in the French coastal strip, starting with the eastern English Channel.

Martinique: daily monitoring of Mount Pelée

Report at the Observatoire volcanologique et sismologique de Martinique on the maintenance of sensors monitoring Mount Pelée.

"We don't have the skills in France to make Made in France"

The vice-president of METI and CEO of the Redex group points to a cultural and training problem, as well as waste in apprenticeship, hindering French production.

Jean-Philippe Mateta in judicial conflict with his former lawyer

Forward Jean-Philippe Mateta is contesting a 540,000-euro invoice claimed by his former lawyer, in a five-year conflict including dismissed complaints and a mortgaged Paris apartment.

Inauguration of a reinforced educational center in Chabreloche (Puy-de-Dôme)

A reinforced educational center has been inaugurated in Chabreloche, in Puy-de-Dôme. Young people there testify to their support in leaving delinquency.

Rates: what allocations after October's respite

An economist highlights a context of weak growth and persistent inflationary pressures in Europe. He calls for caution in asset allocation.

Élisabeth Borne, guest on franceinfo's 8:30

The former Prime Minister and Renaissance MP for Calvados was the guest on franceinfo's 8:30 on November 13, 2026, on topics such as the ban on entry into Israel targeting Mélenchon, public sector job cuts, and the minimum wage.

Cases of Aujeszky's disease confirmed in Aisne

Aujeszky's disease, which can affect hunting dogs, has been detected in Aisne. Authorities are calling for vigilance regarding neurological symptoms.

The Meaux prosecutor warns about delinquency among young people without prior records

Guest on BFMTV-RMC, Meaux prosecutor Jean-Baptiste Bladier stresses that young people without criminal records are turning to delinquency of a certain gravity.

National recall of batches of fruit Yoplait yogurts

Batches of fruit Yoplait yogurts are subject to a nationwide recall, with authorities advising against their consumption.

Najat Vallaud-Belkacem expected in Castelnaudary for a conference on refugees

The former minister and president of France terre d'asile takes part on Friday, November 13 in Castelnaudary in a conference dedicated to refugees.

Charles Rodwell proposes immigration quotas

Renaissance MP Charles Rodwell argues on franceinfo for an overhaul of migration policy, with a reduction in entries from 500,000 to 150,000 per year and quotas.

Sainte-Rose: former finance director tried for embezzlement of public funds

The former finance director of Sainte-Rose, his wife and a former service provider are on trial for forgery, embezzlement of public funds, money laundering and handling stolen goods.

Major worldwide crackdown on drug and arms network, France involved

US authorities have announced a major international operation against drug and arms trafficking, in which France is also involved.

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Le Nouvion-en-Thiérache: media library inaugurated and named in tribute to Gérald Neuville

The media library in Le Nouvion-en-Thiérache was officially inaugurated and now bears the name of former mayor Gérald Neuville, in the presence of his family and many residents.

The Caledonian Union holds its 57th congress in Poya

The Caledonian Union opened its 57th annual congress in Gohapin, in the municipality of Poya, with the renewal of its governing bodies at stake.

Edwige Diaz accuses "the far left" of legitimizing violence

Appearing on CNEWS, Gironde RN senator Edwige Diaz stated that "the far left legitimizes violence," targeting La France insoumise.

Jean-Michel Blanquer's Instagram account hacked, former minister to file a complaint

A photo of an adult film actress was posted on Jean-Michel Blanquer's Instagram account. The former education minister claims to have been hacked and announces his intention to file a complaint.

EDF on trial in Tours for inadequate monitoring of Chinon nuclear plant discharges

EDF and the director of the Chinon nuclear site are on trial Friday, November 13 at the Tours police court, after a complaint by associations denouncing failures in the monitoring of radioactive discharges.

New Franceinfo frequencies irritate rival radio stations

The allocation of new frequencies to Franceinfo has provoked irritation among rival radio stations, amid a battle for audiences.

An easyJet Amsterdam-Tenerife flight diverted to Orly for a medical emergency

An easyJet plane flying from Amsterdam to Tenerife declared an emergency in mid-flight over France and landed at Paris-Orly on Thursday, November 12, 2026.

Céline Greco, the doctor treating children in ASE care

A doctor at Necker Hospital in Paris, Céline Greco founded a care center reserved for minors entrusted to the Aide sociale à l'enfance and warns about their reduced life expectancy.

Start of 'Sundays at the Channel' in Calais

The new cultural event 'Sundays at the Channel' has begun in Calais.

Alliance union issues ultimatum to Laurent Nuñez on risk premium

Police union Alliance demands a 35% increase in police risk premium before the end of the week, under threat of launching a national mobilization.

New Caledonia: the Betico under maintenance, the Seabreeze 2 serves the Isle of Pins

The Betico ship returns for repairs on 16 November for three weeks. The Seabreeze 2 serves Kunié, but no solution has been found for the Loyalty Islands.