Events

La Fédération française de la montagne et de l'escalade victime d'une cyberattaque

La FFME a annoncé le 30 octobre 2026 une cyberattaque visant son application myFFME, survenue le 28 octobre, via l'utilisation frauduleuse d'un compte utilisateur ayant permis un accès non autorisé.

Fuite de données chez MySexShop, boutique en ligne française

La boutique française de produits pour adultes MySexShop aurait subi une fuite de données exposant des comptes utilisateurs, adresses et jetons de session.

Bagnères-de-Luchon : la balustrade d'un balcon se rompt, deux frères blessés

Deux frères ont chuté de dix mètres après la rupture de la balustrade d'un balcon sur lequel ils travaillaient à Bagnères-de-Luchon. L'un d'eux a été héliporté vers Toulouse en urgence absolue.

Aubagne: shooting at secondary school, 14-year-old implicated

According to social media posts, a 14-year-old teenager is allegedly the perpetrator of a shooting at a secondary school in Aubagne, with a weapon concealed in a guitar case. The information comes from an unofficial account and has not been confirmed.

Le vieillissement démographique et le défi du grand âge en France

Entre 2027 et 2032, la France comptera un million de personnes supplémentaires de plus de 75 ans et plus de 800 000 entrées en Ehpad, selon une analyse.

In Extenso investit 3 millions d'euros à Nice

Le cabinet d'expertise-comptable In Extenso inaugure 660 m² de locaux avec coworking à Nice, un investissement de 3 millions d'euros.

Gironde : le maire de Casseuil, parti à Djibouti, voit son indemnité suspendue

Le maire de Casseuil, David Gauthier, installé à Djibouti depuis fin août, n'a pas quitté ses fonctions. Le sous-préfet de la Gironde a suspendu son indemnité à compter du 7 octobre.

Work at Nancy station: no Nancy-Paris train this weekend

The replacement of seven switches at Nancy station continues and interrupts Nancy-Paris connections during the weekend.

Food discount stores attract customers amid rising prices

Amid a cost-of-living crisis, food discount chains, which have around 300 outlets in France, are attracting more and more consumers.

Montier-en-Der: residents denounce truck traffic

Residents along the Saint-Dizier–Troyes route in Montier-en-Der denounce the continuing heavy goods vehicle traffic in the town's streets, with a recent count confirming no improvement.

Strasbourg: 230,000 CTS customers victims of data theft

The Compagnie des transports strasbourgeois reveals a data exfiltration affecting around 230,000 customer accounts. No banking information was leaked, according to the company.

French Guiana: Drought blocks river navigation and food supply

Drought interrupts river navigation in French Guiana, blocking the supply of isolated areas. An air bridge is being set up for tens of thousands of inhabitants, a situation that could last several months.

Île-de-France: Around thirty bus lines strengthened or extended from November 1

Around thirty bus lines in the Île-de-France region will be strengthened or extended from November 1. These changes concern the entire Île-de-France region.

CRC flags the property management of the Département de La Réunion

The CRC considers the property strategy of the Département de La Réunion incomplete, although it manages assets representing nearly 40% of the territory, while welcoming recent efforts.

Ryanair changes checked baggage drop-off rules from November 10

Airline Ryanair announces a slight change for checked baggage drop-off starting November 10.

Ecology can no longer rely on climate records to convince

According to Arnaud Gilles, former WWF spokesperson, back-to-school mobilizations go beyond the circle of activists and a summer of climate shocks is accelerating a mutation of the environmental movement.

Le Pen and Mélenchon dominate media space according to INA count

According to an INA count, Marine Le Pen is the most-mentioned candidate in news media, just ahead of Jean-Luc Mélenchon, with Raphaël Glucksmann far behind.

Wind turbines: night shutdown would greatly reduce bat mortality

A study by the National Museum of Natural History indicates that stopping wind turbines at night reduces bat mortality by a factor of five. France has more than 10,000 wind turbines causing about 60,000 bat deaths annually.

Privée d'électricité dix jours, une retraitée découvre l'installation forcée d'un Linky

Une retraitée de 81 ans, privée d'électricité pendant dix jours, affirme avoir découvert qu'Enedis lui avait installé un compteur Linky sans son accord.

Sociologist François Dubet publishes essay on populisms

In his new essay "Populisms," Bordeaux-based sociologist François Dubet urges progressives to better take into account the lived experiences of voters.

Arcs-sur-Argens: Students of Hélène-Vidal School relocated after false ceiling collapse

After the collapse of a false ceiling in a classroom on October 15, the five elementary school classes at Hélène-Vidal School have been transferred to Jean-Jaurès School starting November 2, during the repairs.

Kirrwiller: bed-and-breakfast host victim of Booking.com account hacking

A bed-and-breakfast manager in Kirrwiller is grappling with the consequences of the hacking of her Booking.com partner account, which allowed hackers to extort money from customers.

Text on AI and copyright: the Macronists embarrassed

The bill proposal on the presumption of use of cultural content by AI providers returns to the Assembly. Gabriel Attal and part of his supporters oppose it.

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.

Near Toulouse, business owner victim of identity theft

Mélanie Garcia, manager of Occitanie Sports Loisirs in Haute-Garonne, was the victim of massive fraud: diverted Kbis, emptied accounts and threats. She filed a complaint.

Orcom firm acquires Lyon-based A & A and establishes itself in the Rhône

The Orcom group, an accounting specialist, has acquired the Lyon-based firm A & A and is strengthening its presence in the Rhône department.

Electronic invoicing reform upends accounting practices

The generalization of electronic invoicing, wanted by the State to fight VAT fraud and better track financial flows, transforms companies' accounting practices.

Former elite athletes demand recognition of their high-performance years for pension calculations

Around 35,000 athletes registered on the elite lists between 1984 and 2012 are demanding that their years at the highest level be taken into account when calculating their retirement pension.

Cave Coste confirms cyberattack exposing customers' login credentials

The Cave Coste website acknowledges a cyberattack that resulted in the exposure of email addresses and passwords in plain text. All accounts created before July 30, 2026 would potentially be affected.