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€17m in FEADER surplus reallocated to Regions for organic agriculture
At the State-Regions Committee meeting on October 15, 2026, €17 million in FEADER surplus funds from conversion aid were reallocated to the Regions, benefiting 'projects of the future' for organic agriculture.
Les Cahiers de la justice s'interrogent sur l'encadrement de la liberté d'expression
La revue de l'École nationale de la magistrature consacre son dernier numéro aux dérives de la liberté d'expression en ligne et à l'équilibre entre ce droit et la dignité des personnes.
Une assistante d'éducation interpellée lors d'un blocus lycéen aux Lilas
Arras: mayor restarts neighborhood meetings at the Hippodrome
The mayor of Arras is restarting his neighborhood meetings, featuring topics such as new doctors, the Diderot district, and excessive speeding.
La dernière tournée de Jordan Bardella, de Paris à Hénin-Beaumont
Beaune: traffic and parking disrupted around rugby derby
A municipal order regulates traffic and parking around the Jean-Guiral stadium in Beaune for the CS Beaune - Stade Dijonnais derby on November 8.
Pays rethélois invests 23 million euros to secure drinking water
Pays rethélois plans 23 million euros in investments to secure its drinking water supply and modernize distribution, deemed indispensable for future generations.
French solar lighting leader launches in Brazil
After the United States, a French company specializing in solar lighting is continuing its international development by establishing itself in Brazil.
Europe's last military dovecote at Mont-Valérien
In Hauts-de-Seine, Mont-Valérien fort houses Europe's last military dovecote, which still trains carrier pigeons for other missions.
La Croix-Valmer: Former station rehabilitated as library
The rehabilitation of the former station in La Croix-Valmer (Var) has begun to house a larger and more modern library, while preserving the site's historical heritage.
Isère-based startup Aima Diagnostics aims to detect cancers through blood tests
Founded last year, the startup Aima Diagnostics claims it can detect cancers from a simple blood sample, a less invasive and cheaper method that it hopes to roll out globally.
In Hyères, Solignac estate changes hands and prepares final harvest
The Solignac wine and olive estate, in the Sauvebonne valley in Hyères, has changed hands and will soon change its name.
Op-ed by Olivier Babeau and Jean-Claude Bourrelier: 'Work must pay again'
Beauvais: 66-home neighborhood rises from the ground
The Origami residence, a complex of 66 homes, is under construction on Rue du Tilloy behind Beauvais' northern Intermarché.
Crise du carburant : le District Côte d'Opale distribue 50 000 € aux clubs
Grenoble : une garderie solidaire accueille les enfants des manifestants du 5 novembre
L'intersyndicale décidera des suites du mouvement après la conférence sociale
Manifestation du 5 novembre : frictions à Rouen sans heurts
Manon Aubry demande au gouvernement de céder aux revendications sociales ou de partir
Montauban: final public meeting on the western urban boulevard
French Polynesia: witness appeal after disappearance of Christine Bougues and her minor daughter
A woman and her baby residing in Faa'a have been missing since Wednesday. The mother's phone was last located in Taravao; the gendarmes have launched a witness appeal.
Honnecourt: campsite empties after court verdict
The Honnecourt-sur-Escaut campsite is gradually emptying of its last residents following the court decision rendered in the dispute.
Val-d'Oise: four victims of carbon monoxide poisoning
Jura: €4,000 reward for finding a missing dog
A resident of Villard-Saint-Sauveur is offering a €4,000 reward to anyone who can find her border collie Shaïna, who has been missing for more than six months.
Anasse Kazib claims third place for Révolution Permanente on social media
Anasse Kazib asserts that Révolution Permanente is the third political force on social media behind the RN and LFI, and denounces unequal access to audiovisual media.
Saint-Nazaire organizes a welcome evening for international students
The municipality of Saint-Nazaire organized a welcome evening on November 4 to help foreign students integrate in France.
Nancy : parkings gratuits le dimanche pour soutenir les commerces du centre-ville
Health spending: those under 65 contribute more than retirees
According to Drees, active workers pay more than their elders for healthcare, even though the latter's health expenditures are higher.
LFI councillor asks mayor to reverse decision on Sunday shop openings
Samy Olivier (LFI), a candidate in the recent municipal elections, opposes the decision by Mayor Frédéric Fauvet to allow shops to open on Sundays and has publicly called on him to reverse this decision.
Réunion de Raphaël Arnault à Villeurbanne : la famille de Quentin Deranque déplore un manque de décence
A documentary film on the struggle following the collapses on Rue d'Aubagne
Édouard Philippe argues for a European pillar of NATO and modernization of deterrence
Édouard Philippe believes the defense effort must not be relaxed and defends the modernization of nuclear deterrence as well as a European pillar of NATO. He calls for stepping up conventional armament and developing new technologies.
Rennes: a family held hostage by cryptocurrency thieves who mistook their target
Four people have been charged for the kidnapping, sequestration and theft of a family from the Rennes region last August. The kidnappers, who were targeting cryptocurrencies, apparently mistook their target.
Isère: convicted for identity theft and fraud against SNCF
A man who stole the identity of a student to defraud SNCF on numerous occasions has been sentenced to probation and fine days by the court.
Sercus: village's last shop has no successor
Guillaume Cerutti chosen by Emmanuel Macron to head Palace of Versailles
Guillaume Cerutti is to be appointed president of the Palace of Versailles at the November 4 cabinet meeting, replacing Christophe Leribault, who has moved to head the Louvre.
Paris Museum of Modern Art dedicates retrospective to Kerry James Marshall
The Paris museum presents the first retrospective dedicated to American artist Kerry James Marshall, whose work questions the absence of Black bodies in art history.
Paris: four-month suspended sentence for stabbing a bicycle delivery driver
A 39-year-old craftsman was sentenced on Wednesday to four months in prison with a suspended sentence for stabbing a bicycle delivery driver during an altercation last August in Paris.
CNIL publishes recommendation on session replay tools
The CNIL publishes a recommendation framing session replay tools, which record internet users' behavior. It aims to help designers and users of these tools comply.
Artificial intelligence and health: early tumour screening
Radiologists annotate hundreds of thousands of lesions to train artificial intelligence tools capable of detecting tumours at an early stage and helping to choose treatments.
Opening of the trial of the "tax fraud office" Hélin International in Paris
Nine managers of the Hélin International firm, three lawyers and a French chartered accountant are being tried in Paris for having helped more than 300 taxpayers evade taxes via sophisticated schemes.
End-of-life training in Calais and Bollezeele
An end-of-life training course designed to approach the subject calmly is being offered in Calais and Bollezeele, in Pas-de-Calais.
A flea market to support a kitten rescue association
A flea market is being organized Saturday to benefit the Brigade de Léon, which takes in abandoned kittens.
UTT to request suspension of tuition fee increase
After weeks of mobilization, the UTT de Troyes administration will request the suspension of the tuition fee increase, while the partial blockade has been lifted.
CAC 40 reaches highest level since September
On Thursday 5 November, the CAC 40 reached its highest level since September, driven by lower oil prices and interest rates, according to a trader interviewed on BFM Business.
Mélanie Garcia dispossessed of her company through identity theft
Livestock: contagious nodular dermatosis no longer a concern at the Gascon cattle gathering
Affaire Hermès : les derniers jours du financier Eric Freymond
Death of Mathéo, 20, in road accident: wave of generosity for his family
A 20-year-old cook, Mathéo Carrière, died in a road accident. A wave of generosity has been organized to help his family.
Laignes: 1.6 million euros of work to expand the Ehpad
A construction site visit took place at the Laignes Ehpad, in Côte-d'Or, for the final phase of restructuring, estimated at 1.6 million euros and providing for 12 additional rooms.
