Events

Haute-Loire: mutualized purchasing group helps members pay less

In Aurec-sur-Loire, the Gaam brings together more than a hundred members who jointly order food and various products to reduce their expenses.

Aisne: ten wind turbines must stop at night to protect bats

A prefectural order requires ten wind turbines in Mont-d'Origny and Origny-Sainte-Benoite to cease turning certain nights, based on studies conducted in 2021 and 2024, to reduce bat mortality.

Anasse Kazib criticizes police unions

Anasse Kazib describes police unionists as spokespersons for the government and the system, and believes they should not use the word union.

Manon Aubry criticizes out-of-touch ministers on fuel taxes

Manon Aubry, LFI MEP, criticized on BFMTV ministers out of touch with reality regarding fuel taxes.

The Portes du Berry Intercommunal Community Was the Victim of a Data Breach

The Intercommunal Community of the Cher, Which Groups Together Twelve Communes, Informs Its Administrators of a Personal Data Breach Affecting Its Computer System

French start-up Up&Charge markets wireless charging for electric vehicles

French company Up&Charge markets an induction charging solution initially aimed at company fleets and local authorities.

New Caledonia: IGF proposes reform of local taxation

A report from the General Inspectorate of Finance, released in mid-October, highlights the complexity and lack of fairness in New Caledonia's tax system and proposes 34 measures to reduce dependence on state subsidies.

TF1 8 p.m. news broadcast of October 28, 2026

TF1's 8 p.m. news broadcast aired on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, focusing on the day's national news.

Switzerland hesitates between French SAMP/T and Israeli Barak MX

Bern has retained the Israeli Barak MX system and the French SAMP/T NG as finalists to complement its Patriots, whose deliveries are delayed.

France linkSAMP/T NG français finaliste en Suisse

The rapprochement between Nicolas Sarkozy and Marine Le Pen

According to the article, Nicolas Sarkozy is convinced of Marine Le Pen's victory in 2027 and in favor of a right-wing coalition with the RN.

The court confirms the takeover of the E & S Chimie plant in Saint-Pierre-lès-Elbeuf

The commercial court validated on Tuesday, October 27, 2026 the takeover of the E & S Chimie plant in Saint-Pierre-lès-Elbeuf, whose future had been uncertain since June. Production is set to resume early next year.

Charleville-Mézières: prosecutor calls for stronger resources against drug trafficking

The prosecutor of the Republic of Charleville-Mézières, Magali Josse, discusses the resources available to the judicial court to combat drug trafficking and hopes for increased staffing.

Therapeutic murals for seniors at Cannes nursing home

Two patios at the Cannes hospital center's nursing home host colorful murals with aesthetic and therapeutic aims to stimulate residents.

Overcrowded Halloween evening at Walibi Rhône-Alpes: dissatisfied visitors

The special Halloween evening at Walibi Rhône-Alpes park saw high attendance, causing long queues and difficulty accessing the attractions. The park regrets the incidents and provides an explanation.

Deux-Sèvres: two female drivers injured in head-on collision in Granzay-Gript

On Tuesday, October 27, 2026, two cars collided head-on in Granzay-Gript, near Niort. Both female drivers were slightly injured and hospitalized.

Municipalities use artificial intelligence against illegal waste dumping

Several municipalities are experimenting with artificial intelligence-based solutions to prevent, detect and penalize illegal waste dumping, with initial results deemed positive.

Auxerre: potential closure of airport border crossing causes concern

Yonne Senator Dominique Vérien calls on the prefect not to close the airport's border crossing point, which the state is considering suppressing.

Peeled hard-boiled eggs in plastic packaging soon on shelves

Proxifoods announces the launch in November of peeled hard-boiled eggs in plastic packaging, under the brand "The Good Fuel". The initiative recalls a similar ecological controversy last year.

Imerys obtains the lithium mining concession in Auvergne until 2075

The industrial company Imerys secures the lithium mining concession in Auvergne until 2075, a decision hailed as a "decisive step" but described as a "catastrophe" by opponents.

L214 questions the MPs from Alpes-Maritimes on their votes in favor of animals

The association L214 has published a tool to question MPs on measures aimed at halving the number of animals killed for food by 2030. It has examined the votes of elected officials from Alpes-Maritimes.

Montpellier-Metz moved to November 7 at request of Hérault prefecture

The LFP has officially confirmed the rescheduling of the Ligue 2 match between Montpellier and Metz, initially scheduled for November 7, at the request of the Hérault prefecture, ahead of expected social movements.

Chauny hospital acquires coroscanner for local cardiology

Chauny hospital has had a coroscanner since September 7, presented as a major advance for local cardiology.

Fact-check: Does one in two students work alongside their studies?

A fact-check examines a union representative's claim that one in two students works alongside their studies, with a 2023 survey citing 44%.

81 stores labeled 'Commerçant d'Alsace' during a stop in Strasbourg

Marque Alsace made a stop in Strasbourg on Tuesday, October 27 to highlight the 'Commerçant d'Alsace' label, which distinguishes the quality of hospitality at 81 stores.

Carso laboratory (Lyon) aims to double its activity in four years

Founded in Lyon in 1992, the Carso laboratory has 90 locations and 300 million euros in revenue. Specializing in the analysis of natural environments, food and health products, it aims to double in size within four years.