Events

Fleury-la-Rivière: a blank year in 2027 to preserve public services

Elected officials in Fleury-la-Rivière are postponing their investment projects in 2027 to avoid financial difficulty and preserve their public services.

France confirms dialogue with Taliban to deport Afghans

Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez confirms 'technical discussions' with the Taliban to deport individuals posing a threat to public order.

Bardella responds to Retailleau on a potential Prime Minister post

After Bruno Retailleau stated that the RN president would not be his Prime Minister if he were elected, Jordan Bardella replied that he would be neither president nor candidate.

Intercités Paris-Clermont and Paris-Toulouse: SNCF and Le Train sole candidates

SNCF and Le Train are the only candidates to operate the Intercités Paris-Clermont and Paris-Toulouse lines. New operators will be known at the end of 2027 for service starting at the end of 2029.

Death of sociologist Jean-Claude Passeron

Sociologist Jean-Claude Passeron, education specialist and author of reference works with Pierre Bourdieu, has died. He was director of studies at the EHESS and professor at the University of Vincennes.

Fire in the storage room of a café in Antibes, establishment closed until 2027

A fire broke out on the night of November 4 in the storage room of the Café Brun restaurant in Old Antibes, mobilizing 25 firefighters. No casualties were reported, but the establishment is forced to close until 2027.

At Lille, caregivers in the radiotherapy department of Oscar-Lambret

Report on the care teams in the radiotherapy department of Oscar-Lambret Hospital in Lille.

New Aquitaine: experiments to adapt forests to climate change

The New Aquitaine Region is funding, with the Water Agency, experiments by ONF and INRAE on adapting forests to climate change and preserving water resources.

Towards another closure of the RN20 to Andorra and construction work in 2027

After the landslide in January 2026, the RN20 connecting France to Andorra could close again, with security work scheduled for 2027 to neutralize a 300 cubic meter rock block.

Seine-Maritime: man arrested for stealing €1,300 worth of video games

A 53-year-old man was arrested in a supermarket in Ferrières-en-Bray while attempting to pay at the checkout with video games stolen in a tampered bag.

Denis Jacob denounces the role of scapegoat for the police

Former policeman and mayor in Oise Denis Jacob publishes a book in which he argues that the police serve as a scapegoat for political incompetence.

Mayor of Le Barcarès threatens to cancel the Christmas village without aid

The mayor of Le Barcarès warns about the funding of the Christmas village and states that without assistance, the commune will be forced to cancel the event.

In Ardennes, residents of Margny offer their Christmas decorations to the commune

The mayor of Margny and her deputy invite residents to deposit unused Christmas decorations to illuminate the village, information disseminated via the Panneau Pocket app.

In Beauvais, La Brosserie Française multiplies its toothbrush production by 24

The company in Beauvais, which sells a 100% French toothbrush for €0.99, has sold 2.5 million units since 2024 and aims for 7 million.

Marseille: petition calls for return of levélo bike-sharing service

Users in Marseille have launched an online petition demanding the resumption of the bike-sharing service, which has been suspended following damage linked to protests. The metropolitan authority highlights repair costs and does not envisage an immediate restart.

Employee dies before end of trial: employer ordered to pay 40,000 euros

A dismissed employee died before the end of the labor court proceedings. His employer is nonetheless convicted and will have to pay 40,000 euros to his family.

Eleven new homes delivered in the faubourg d'Isle district of Saint-Quentin

A new collective housing residence of eleven units is now in service in the faubourg d'Isle district of Saint-Quentin, on a former industrial brownfield, after fifteen years of process.

Debate on the impact of AI on students' interest in mathematics

Teachers and observers are questioning the impact of artificial intelligence on learning and students' interest in mathematics.

Marc Touati advises holding cash in case of stock market crash

Economist Marc Touati recommends keeping 1,000 to 2,000 euros in cash at home in case of a stock market crash, without having too much.

Retailleau proposes breaking with the single middle school

Bruno Retailleau denounces the university failure of many young people and proposes breaking with the single middle school to aim for 100% of an age cohort to be qualified.

Toulon Métropole issues call for tenders for service to Hyères Islands

Toulon Métropole has published the call for tenders for the maritime link to Porquerolles, Port-Cros and Le Levant, as the current concession comes to an end.

Ailleville: New festival committee comes into being

The municipality of Ailleville has created a 19-member festival committee to organize local events.

Will the Caf pay 1,366 euros to all beneficiaries? Fact check

As the Caf pays its benefits on November 5, a rumor about a 1,366-euro payment to all beneficiaries is examined and debunked.

Gourmet desserts in the chilled section struggle to attract buyers

The yogurt aisle dessert sector (creams, mousses, liégeois) is experiencing a decline in sales despite significant revenue.