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2027 presidential election: Retailleau, Knafo and Panot invited to morning programs
Bruno Retailleau, Sarah Knafo and Mathilde Panot are the main guests on the morning programs. Yaël Braun-Pivet calls for a single candidate for the centrist bloc, citing Gérard Larcher as a possible fallback.
€5 billion plan announced to renovate schools and universities
Parcoursup : le président de l'université de Montpellier critique les annonces
Parcoursup : une réforme contestée entre annonces et moyens jugés insuffisants
Parcoursup: "strong evolution" in 2027 before replacement in 2028, announces Philippe Baptiste
La réforme du bac et Parcoursup fragilisées par la crise
Décryptage : la réforme du bac et Parcoursup fragilisées par la colère lycéenne
Parcoursup : Geffray défend la refonte en deux temps du gouvernement
Student and high‑school organizations react to government announcements
Comment les bacheliers s'inscrivaient avant Parcoursup
Après l'annonce de la fin de Parcoursup, la question de la sélection
Presidential election: candidates' diverging proposals on the future of Parcoursup
Parcoursup: what will the new replacement platform look like
Jean-Michel Blanquer defends Parcoursup in face of criticism
Parcoursup : un pédopsychiatre appelle à une réforme plus profonde
Un éditorial dénonce un « déni de démocratie » après l'invitation d'influenceurs par Macron
LFI calls for a vote on Parcoursup after the National Assembly debate
Parcoursup: Government Announcements to Calm High School Protests
Marc Ferracci calls for debates between centrist bloc candidates
Former macronist minister Marc Ferracci is concerned about the rivalry between Édouard Philippe and Gabriel Attal and demands televised debates between the centrist bloc candidates.
Attentat de Trappes : le profil psychiatrique de Kevin T. interrogé
Dijon: peaceful gathering at Place Darcy after Trappes attack
Trappes attack: The profile of Kévin T. becomes clearer
Aix-en-Provence: night anti-crime unit hunts narco-drone operators
The Aix-en-Provence night anti-crime unit is tracking down remote pilots who deliver parcels by drone to the prison, often minors apprehended almost every evening.
Analysis: RN and LFI accused of stoking social anger
Despite government announcements on Parcoursup and places in higher education, social tensions persist, and an analysis points to the RN's and LFI's interest in maintaining the protest movement.
Fréjus: more than €2 million to restore Villa Aurélienne
The City of Fréjus is launching a consultation for the project management of the restoration of the Villa Aurélienne park, with a budget that has doubled in two years.
Baby-boomer inheritance: risk of falling real estate prices in 1,000 towns
A study covering 1,000 municipalities anticipates an influx of properties from baby-boomer inheritances over fifteen years, potentially disrupting the local real estate market.
Savoie: exploration of a 230-meter cavity under the Grande Motte glacier
Cavers are exploring a 230-meter sinkhole under the Grande Motte glacier to trace the path of waters from Lake Rosolin and discover unexpected life forms there.
Grasse: Man returns to thank rescuers after heart attack
Luc Ribot, 77, a victim of a sudden heart attack while cycling in 2014, has returned to thank his rescuers at Grasse Hospital.
Le philosophe Tristan Garcia analyse le 17 octobre et la mobilisation lycéenne
Supplementary health insurance: a contested procedure that benefited a close associate of Emmanuel Macron
In the Eure, a dairy farm equips its cows with water mattresses
The Gaec de la ferme du moulin, in the Eure, has installed water mattresses for its 180 dairy cows, as part of an animal welfare initiative.
Creation of the Association for the Protection of the Champagne Plain
Residents of Arcis-sur-Aube and surrounding areas have joined together to denounce the lack of interest from institutions in their living environment and environment.
Former yellow vest Roland Veuillet partially acquitted on appeal in Montpellier
The Montpellier appeals court partially acquitted Roland Veuillet, a Nîmes yellow vest figure, while sentencing him to one year in prison with a suspended sentence for harassing a police officer. He announces an appeal to the Court of Cassation.
Vaucluse: Irishman given suspended sentence for assault on Jewish tourists in Pontet
Tempête Austen : dégâts dans les parcs à huîtres en baie du Mont-Saint-Michel
L'arsenal répressif des forces de l'ordre depuis 2017 en question
Nancy : départ perturbé pour la foire d'automne
Caen : deux hommes incarcérés après la manifestation du 24 octobre
Philippot denounces banning of demonstrations and imprisonment of participants
Florian Philippot criticizes on social media the multiplication of bans on demonstrating and convictions of participants in banned demonstrations.
Cancer screening truck travels the Hautes-Pyrénées
The mobile Prévent'Timm device travels the Hautes-Pyrénées to facilitate screening for breast, uterine and colon cancer, with a stop in Bagnères-de-Bigorre.
Meurthe-et-Moselle: sole survivor of arson attack in Neuves-Maisons jailed
Thrystan, 22, lost his parents, his brother and two friends in the arson attack in Neuves-Maisons on November 30. He was incarcerated after beating up one of his relatives in Jarny on October 24.
Marcangeli estime qu'il reste une chance sur l'autonomie de la Corse
In Vieux-Condé, fundraiser launched to save solidarity garage
The SD solidarity garage in Vieux-Condé, which charges rates 40 to 50 percent below market prices, sees its future threatened. A fundraiser has been launched to ensure its survival.
Haute-Vienne: town hall cuts down 800 meters of hedges without owner's consent
A cattle farmer from Azat-le-Ris plans to file a complaint against the town hall for cutting down trees and shrubs on his plots without authorization. The French Office for Biodiversity will open an investigation into the destruction of protected species' habitat.
Danjoutin: octogenarian charged after stabbing his son
An 81-year-old man has been placed in pretrial detention in Danjoutin, accused of stabbing his son in broad daylight. His family describes him as an authoritarian figure and says they are relieved by his incarceration.
A prison officer assaulted by an inmate at Saint-Denis prison
A prison officer was assaulted by an inmate suffering from psychiatric disorders before being subdued. The incident revives the debate over the incarceration of people with mental health issues.
A 1,000 m² dog park opens in Argenteuil
The municipality of Argenteuil (Val-d'Oise) opened in mid-October a 1,000 m² enclosed area for dogs, with a water point and obstacle course, a first for the city.
The Telethon is being prepared in the Ardennes with a young ambassador
The Ardennes branch of the AFM is preparing in Charleville-Mézières for the 40th Telethon, with Marceline as young ambassador.
Santerre: IT executive awaits appeals court ruling on his detention
A man incarcerated for nearly two years after a knife attack has appealed the extension of his detention and is awaiting the appeals court's decision.
Ardèche: Orange subscribers without internet and phone for two months
In Lanarce, in the Ardèche, Orange subscribers have been without internet and landline phone service since summer, sparking anger among residents.
