Events

First "Operation Pyrenees" job fair: 350 openings in industry and defense

From November 17 to 19, an upcoming job fair aims to bring together candidates, industry and the armed forces around 350 recruitment needs in the Hautes-Pyrénées.

Green light given to declassifying documents on the assassination of Henri Curiel

The National Defense Secrecy Commission has approved the declassification of documents relating to the assassination of Henri Curiel, who was killed in Paris on May 4, 1978. The case had remained covered by secrecy for nearly fifty years.

Original military archives accessible to the public in Châtellerault

Archives from the Ministry of Defense, the oldest dating back to 1706, are exhibited and promoted in Châtellerault, in the Vienne department, and are now accessible to the public.

Appeal trial of Michèle Nourry, convicted of killing her incestuous father

The opening of the appeal trial of Michèle Nourry, sentenced to twenty years in prison in the first instance, was marked by the defense's plea regarding the psychiatric disorders of the accused.

French defense's military and industrial sites under pressure

French military bases and arms industry sites are facing growing destabilization threats, putting the sector on alert.

At the Paris court, defending tenants threatened with eviction

The Paris court is facing a mass caseload of rental evictions, sharply rising since the 2023 law, as the winter truce approaches.

Aeronautics and defense: French and British industrialists tighten their cooperation

Faced with American unpredictability, France and the United Kingdom are stepping up their industrial cooperation in aeronautics and defense after Brexit tensions.