Events

Isabelle Campagnola-Savon resigns as president of Euroméditerranée

Having deemed incompatible the presidency of Euroméditerranée with her activity as a real estate agent, Isabelle Campagnola-Savon resigned from the Marseille public establishment.

Saint-Étienne selected among ten cities around the world to discover according to a tourism platform

The Hellotickets platform selected Saint-Étienne among ten cities worldwide to be rehabilitated in the eyes of tourists, highlighting its heritage, design, and urban art.

Poll: 85% of French people buy 'Made in France' products

According to an OpinionWay poll, 85% of French people buy 'Made in France' products and 89% would like to consume more of them to support businesses, artisans, and jobs.

Charente: Le Manslois cheese factory launches an appeal for help

Hit by a heatwave summer and rising milk prices, the Le Manslois cheese factory, an emblematic product of Charente since 1962, is launching an appeal for general mobilization to avoid its disappearance.

Abandoned houses: a headache for municipalities, illustrated in Alsace

Local authorities struggle to rehabilitate abandoned houses. In one Alsatian village, it took twenty years and the risk of collapse before demolition was authorized.

EDF wants to relax river temperature standards for its power plants

EDF wants to raise temperature limits for rivers cooling its nuclear power plants to limit production losses during heatwaves, which ecosystem defenders denounce.

A13 near Rouen: reckless driver intercepted with fake police light

A 23-year-old man was stopped on the A13 near Rouen while driving with a fake police light to avoid traffic jams.

Mediterranean International Court of Arbitration partners with chartered accountants

The Mediterranean International Court of Arbitration and the regional Order of Chartered Accountants have signed an agreement to train accountancy professionals to become arbitrators.

Paris warns Berlin on risk of nuclear escalation

In the face of German rearmament and the acquisition of long-range missiles, Paris urges Berlin to define a common employment doctrine to avoid accidental nuclear escalation.

France linkposition officielle de Paris vis-à-vis de Berlin

La Seyne-sur-Mer : un colloque sur la forêt méditerranéenne face au réchauffement climatique

L'association Histoire et Patrimoine seynois consacre son 26e colloque annuel à la forêt méditerranéenne face au changement climatique et à la pression humaine.

Buying exclusively French: a possible but limited approach

A segment on TF1's morning show examines the feasibility of 100% French consumption. Many products depend on foreign components, which would strongly limit the choice.

Évreux: the city considers expanding paid parking near the station

The Évreux municipal council plans to extend the paid parking zone to six streets close to the SNCF train station and the city centre, in order to limit occupation by train users and workers from the city centre.

Haute-Savoie: drinking water tanks refilled by tanker truck

In several communes on the Bornes plateau, drinking water tanks had to be refilled by tanker truck between November 9 and 12. A lack of rainfall since May and abnormal overconsumption are blamed.

The L'Alhambra cinema in Calais threatens to close

Calais's last cinema, L'Alhambra, is calling for mobilization to avoid its closure.

In Bergerac, a judicial educational unit for girls faces prison risk

A report follows the daily life of five teenagers placed in a closed center in Bergerac, with six months to avoid incarceration.

Haute-Saône: cat shot dead in Citers, owner files complaint

In Citers, Haute-Saône, a Maine Coon cat was fatally shot; its owner has filed a complaint and is offering a 2,500 euro reward to identify the shooter.

2027 presidential election: how candidate security is being prepared

Ahead of the 2027 presidential election, protection measures for candidates, including Marine Le Pen and Éric Zemmour, are being organized, with the mayor of Orléans saying he wants to avoid 'chaos'.