Events

Mathieu Lefèvre appointed interim government spokesperson

Mathieu Lefèvre becomes the interim government spokesperson, a close associate of the president according to gathered testimonies.

Deadly shooting in Krakow: a resident of Côtes-d'Armor unharmed

A shooting in the centre of Krakow, Poland, left at least six people dead and about ten injured on November 7, 2026. A woman from Trélévern in Brittany, who was present at the scene, emerged unharmed.

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Toulouse: dismantling of an arms manufacturing workshop in Cornebarrieu

Eight people were arrested in the context of an investigation into an arms trafficking ring based in Cornebarrieu, near Toulouse. The pistols were sold across France and Italy, sent by parcel.

Élisabeth Borne reflects on difficulties in reforming during the Future Meetings

At Saint-Raphaël, during the Future Meetings, Élisabeth Borne addressed the challenges she faced in passing laws and reforms while serving as Prime Minister, stating that it is time to set a new course for the country.

Winners of Brignoles library literary prizes announced

The Brignoles library awarded its 2026 literary prizes to Sonia Devillers and Kristina Gorcheva-Newberry, at an edition marked by strong participation.

International pole fishing exhibition in Amiens

On November 7 and 8, 2026, Mégacité Amiens is hosting the International Pole Fishing Exhibition, with 60 exhibitors and 10,000 visitors expected.

Hervé Le Bras analyses distrust of elites and authoritarian risk

In an interview with Le Monde, demographer Hervé Le Bras believes that a segment of the French population, having lost its bearings and feeling excluded, could turn towards authoritarian power.

Drug trafficking network dismantled in Île-de-France

A drug trafficking network involving medicines diverted from their intended use, including narcotic substances, has been dismantled in Île-de-France.

Angers: car of an activist and RN official targeted by projectiles

On November 7 in Angers, a car carrying an activist and the departmental official of the National Rally (RN) was allegedly targeted by projectiles, with shouts of "fascists," according to a video published by Frontières.

Saint-Lyé: renovated barracks and ongoing training for firefighters

Firefighters from the Saint-Lyé first response centre gathered for their annual training, amidst municipal investments and a renovated barracks.

Haute-Marne: the prefect supports new measures against wild boars

The prefect of Haute-Marne has expressed support for the new measures announced two days earlier to limit wild boar reproduction and their damage.

Debate on the establishment of fast-food outlets in rural France

As McDonald's continues to densify its network in rural areas, residents and elected officials are expressing their opposition to these establishments, preferring organic alternatives.

Theft at the Lalique Museum: Four People Formally Charged

Four months after the burglary of the Lalique Museum in Wingen-sur-Moder, the Nancy Judicial Investigation Service (JIRS) announced that four people have been formally charged, and are also suspected of a theft at a museum in Tarn.

Two departments under yellow rain-flood alert this Sunday

Météo-France placed two departments, including Manche, under a yellow alert for rain-flood risk for Sunday, November 8.

French tourist in Australia asked to pay €1,000 by Airbnb hosts

A French tourist staying in Australia was asked to pay €1,000 for allegedly clogged toilets, with a photo that turned out to be AI-generated.

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Lille School of Journalism opens its doors on November 28

ESJ Lille is organizing an open day on November 28, 2026, to meet students and teachers.

In southern Marne, a support association for victims becomes CIDFF

The Association for the Support of Women's and Families' Rights in the Sézannais area will become a Centre for Information on Women's and Families' Rights (CIDFF), with three missions focused on supporting victims in rural areas.

A garage catches fire in Fontaine-lès-Vervins

About twenty firefighters from several stations in the Aisne department intervened on Saturday, November 7 for a major garage fire in Fontaine-lès-Vervins.

National Rally MP for Loiret Thomas Ménagé announces he has been placed under formal investigation

Thomas Ménagé, National Rally MP for Loiret, announced on his social media accounts that he has been placed under formal investigation for alleged facts dating back to the June 2024 legislative election campaign.

Tours-sur-Marne media library renamed after Catherine Hermary-Vieille

The Tours-sur-Marne media library becomes the Hermary-Vieille cultural space, named after the writer, and will be inaugurated on 17 April 2027.

Quimper student dies of dengue in Vietnam

Mathis Blondeau, a student from Quimper and rugby player, died last week in Vietnam from a viral infection caused by dengue.

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Armentières: La Boulange reopens on the square

The La Boulange bakery reopens its doors on the square in Armentières, with the first batches of croissants this Monday.

The Ministry of Agriculture launches a mission on strategic cereal stocks

In the face of geopolitical crises, the government is studying the creation of cereal reserves to ensure France's supply.

In Harnes, the Avenir des cités association threatened with eviction from its premises in early January

The Avenir des cités association in Harnes risks being evicted from its premises in early January.

Buironfosse: church secured and renovated after cornice falls

In Buironfosse, part of the cornice of Saint-Nicolas church came loose. The municipality launched emergency work lasting one month, subsidized at 70%.

Auray: influencer beaten by her husband returns to Ukraine with her children

An Auray resident, beaten by her husband between 2024 and 2026, is returning to Ukraine with her children after her spouse's conviction.

Unfiltered Weekend of November 7, 2026: Protests and International News on the Agenda

The program reviews the fourth Saturday of demonstrations, with 70,000 police officers mobilized and between 30,000 and 60,000 people expected in Paris, as well as international news (Ukraine, Iran, United States).