Events

A new restaurant opens in Saulces-Monclin

After several months of work, a new restaurant opens in Saulces-Monclin, run by a manager already established in Rethel, with a capacity of 44 seats.

Longvic: scooter clocked at 64 km/h confiscated by court

A 45-year-old man checked in August on an electric scooter capable of far exceeding the authorized 25 km/h saw his vehicle confiscated by the police court.

Kuhlmann Europe invests €35 million in Loos

The company Kuhlmann Europe is investing €35 million in its Loos site to increase its production capacity.

Batteries made in France: the question of production capacity

While only two factories manufacture electric vehicle batteries in France, Stellantis is investing heavily to meet demand and address the challenge of industrial sovereignty.

Ajaccio: Cybersecurity awareness week for small organizations

M3E and CAPA are organizing a free week dedicated to cybersecurity from November 2 to 6 at Cité Grossetti to help businesses, associations and local authorities protect themselves from cyberattacks.

Beaune fair returns with a 130 km/h attraction

The Beaune fair has returned to Madeleine Square with the Panic, an attraction capable of propelling visitors at 130 km/h, until November 15.

Connected TVs: personal data collection for targeted advertising in question

Connected devices, including televisions, may be capable of collecting personal data for targeted advertising, a practice brands consider legal but which is contested.

Réunion: new sorting line worth 13 million euros at Le Port

A new sorting line was inaugurated at Le Port, in Réunion, with more than 13 million euros invested, increasing the annual processing capacity from 7,200 to 800 additional tonnes per year.

Sébastien Lecornu's political base questioned

The press is questioning Sébastien Lecornu's ability to retain the support of his political base as the government faces several crises.

Ain: 17-million-euro factory project to relocate wooden batten production

Investors from the Ain department want to set up a 4.0 factory capable of producing large volumes of wooden battens, while France imports 70% of them.

Nîmes: two inmates injured with bladed weapons, remand prison at over 250% capacity

Two inmates were injured with bladed weapons on Tuesday, October 27 in an exercise yard at the Nîmes remand prison, according to the UFAP-UNSa Justice union. Ceramic knives were seized and the facility is operating at over 250% of its capacity.

Paris: uncertainty over installation of promised air circulators in schools

The City of Paris is questioning its ability to install the promised air circulators in schools before the next heatwave.

Military equipment lacking by the French armed forces for high-intensity warfare

As Emmanuel Macron seeks to prepare the armed forces for high-intensity warfare, an article lists five capability gaps that could weigh in the event of conflict.

Shipowners including CMA CGM want to dismantle their ships in India

European shipowners, including French company CMA CGM, are asking Brussels to authorize the dismantling in India of ships flying the European flag, citing a shortage of recycling capacity.

France linkCMA CGM, armateur français concerné

Robot tested in forest near Limoges to help firefighters

In Saint-Sylvestre forest, north of Limoges, Pompiers de l'urgence internationale are experimenting with a robot capable of interacting remotely with rescuers to locate and evacuate victims.

Seine-et-Marne: convicted of money laundering after 21,000 euros found in a sofa

During a search in Seine-et-Marne, police discovered more than 21,000 euros hidden in a sofa at the home of a man on social welfare (RSA). Unable to justify the origin of the funds, he was convicted of money laundering.