Events

Volunteer detectives help find stolen cars in France

Nearly 30,000 people are registered on the LAMP app to report and search for stolen vehicles, in support of police investigations.

Isère: six months after Géraldine Georges' disappearance, her father denounces the investigation

Géraldine Georges, 45, disappeared six months ago in the Belledonne massif in Isère. Her father denounces a botched investigation and calls for army intervention to relaunch searches.

In Loon-Plage, new animal thefts at the Galamé park

The Galamé park in Loon-Plage has once again been the victim of animal thefts, which is increasing tension among residents.

In Roubaix, AIFE calls for rehousing after announced closure of Entrepreneurial City

The AIFE association is calling for rehousing solutions after the announcement of the closure of the Entrepreneurial City in Roubaix.

Flers: daughters of harki couple dismissed from compensation claim

The Caen administrative court dismissed two daughters of a harki couple housed in "undignified" conditions in Flers (Orne), who were seeking compensation.

A collective calls for full coverage of funerals by Social Security

While funerals cost at least 4,000 euros in 2026, a collective defends full coverage of funerals by Social Security and a genuine bereavement leave.

Ten Body Minute franchisees seek contract reclassification in labor court

Ten franchisees of the Body Minute beauty chain are filing with the labor court to obtain reclassification of their franchise contract, denouncing frequent orders and controls.

Florian Philippot demands resignation of Donald Tusk

Florian Philippot demands the resignation of European Council President Donald Tusk, in continuation of his attacks against the European Union.

Sciences Po Strasbourg blockade: open letter from a teacher to his director

After three weeks of blockade of Sciences Po Strasbourg by some thirty students, a teacher addresses the director in an open letter and calls for disciplinary proceedings.

Gabriel Attal denounces 'catastrophe' for economy after dissolution

On social media, Gabriel Attal argues that rising unemployment, slowing growth and soaring interest rates make the dissolution a catastrophe for the French economy, calling for stability.

Florian Philippot demands Frexit and Macron's departure

Florian Philippot posts a message demanding withdrawal from the EU and the departure of Emmanuel Macron, denouncing the record of the euro and European policy.

A collective warns of gynecological effects of tear gas

The citizen collective 'Lacrymo de sang' is collecting testimonies and calling on public authorities to conduct a scientific study to establish a possible link between tear gas and gynecological disorders.

Chambermaids strike at a luxury hotel in Nîmes

Since mid-September, chambermaids at a five-star hotel in Nîmes have been demanding a pay raise, suitable equipment and recognition of their role.

Heating engineers of the City of Paris strike over pay

The City of Paris heating engineers are on strike demanding a pay raise, with possible impacts for users. The staff say they are 'very angry'.

Driver who killed their son demands 8,000 euros to repair his car

The parents of a young person killed in a road accident report that the responsible driver is demanding 8,000 euros from them to repair his vehicle.

Collective of elected officials and housing professionals calls for aid to renovate overheated housing

A collective of elected officials and professionals, including Emmanuel Grégoire and Mathilde Panot, is calling for support for amendments to the finance bill encouraging owners to renovate housing exposed to heatwaves.

Mer de Sable: Injuries in an attraction, families demand answers

Following injuries sustained in an attraction at Mer de Sable, in the Oise, victims' families are demanding explanations about the circumstances of the accident.