Events

Marine Tondelier commemorates 12th anniversary of Rémi Fraisse's death

The environmentalist leader recalls the memory of Rémi Fraisse in a context of criminalization of environmental activists, citing the A69 and A412 cases.

Toulouse: four nights of work on eastern ring road

From October 26 to 29, Vinci is carrying out maintenance work on the eastern segment of Toulouse's ring road, with partial closures and diversion routes.

Carrefour onigiris recalled across France for undeclared allergens

Carrefour has recalled a teriyaki salmon onigiri sold across France due to allergens not mentioned on the labeling.

French Academy of Sciences warns on sexist and sexual violence in research

A report recognizes the mechanisms fostering sexist and sexual violence in the research world. Associations and victims denounce protections that are still insufficient.

Public consultation on new order to combat flavescence dorée

A draft order repealing and replacing the one of April 27, 2021 aligns national regulations with European law and clarifies measures to combat grapevine flavescence dorée. It is subject to public consultation.

Dijon: man kills sister and seriously injures mother, suspect on the run

In the night of October 24 to 25, 2026, a 21-year-old woman was killed by her brother in the Montmuzard neighborhood of Dijon. The suspect also attempted to kill his mother, seriously injured, and is on the run.

Rueil-Malmaison: courts strike down student housing project

The courts have partially annulled a student housing project of 113 units in Rueil-Malmaison, due to a number of parking spaces deemed insufficient.

Valence: 70-year-old driver killed in collision, motorist in police custody

In Valence, a collision between two cars caused the death of a 70-year-old driver on Monday, October 26. A 19-year-old motorist has been placed in police custody.

Nathalie Arthaud denounces the redistribution of large companies' profits

Candidate Nathalie Arthaud asserts that large companies only prosper for their shareholders and not for workers.

Death of Michèle Barzach, former Health Minister

Michèle Barzach, gynecologist and former Health and Family Minister (1986-1988), has died at age 83.

Grenoble: administrative court annuls city's orders against returning people to the street

The Grenoble administrative court has again ruled against the municipality of Éric Piolle regarding its orders against returning expelled people to the street.

Pau adapts its cemeteries for All Saints' Day crowds

The Pau mayor's office is setting up shuttles, adapted parking and additional staff to welcome visitors to the Urbain and Bessières cemeteries for All Saints' Day.

Éric Zemmour proposes expelling foreign detainees

Éric Zemmour claims that foreigners occupy around 25% of prison places and proposes sending them back to their country of origin.

Bordeaux: fake tickets for UBB matches circulating online

Union Bordeaux-Bègles warns its supporters about the circulation of fake tickets for two upcoming matches and says it has alerted the authorities.

Weather forecast for Monday, October 26, 2026 in France

Weather forecasts for Monday, October 26, 2026 for metropolitan France and Corsica.

La Flèche: opposition denounces RN mayor's record after six months

In La Flèche (Sarthe), the left and center opposition criticizes the RN mayor's first record after six months in office.

Essonne: Five men sentenced for trafficking of nearly 600 kg of drugs

The Évry-Courcouronnes Judicial Court sentenced five men arrested at the Spanish border with nearly 600 kg of drugs.

Electroshock therapy: Private clinics accused of overselling the therapy

According to Mediapart, private psychiatric clinics allegedly downplayed side effects and multiplied the number of electroshock sessions, leaving patients with cognitive aftereffects.

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.

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.