Events

Nanterre: return to the assizes for those accused of the home-jacking of YouTuber Akram Junior

Those accused of the home-jacking targeting millionaire YouTuber Akram Junior are appearing before the Nanterre assizes again.

Monaco: appeal against decisions in the Caroli Immo dispute

The Supreme Court of Monaco is reviewing an unprecedented request to annul two decisions on grounds of alleged fraud, in the dispute concerning 209 million euros owed by the State to Caroli Immo.

France linkl'État français partie au litige

Ligné: sanction confirmed for a midwife

The Order of Midwives has confirmed the sanction against Elena Le Gal, a midwife in Ligné who performs home births, accused of endangering her patients.

Transphobic rumor: Candace Owens wins first legal victory against the Macrons

Candace Owens secures a first legal victory in the dispute opposing her to the French presidential couple over a transphobic rumor targeting Brigitte Macron.

France linkBrigitte Macron partie au litige

Investigation into ethics cells, the other police watchdog

An investigation reveals that many inquiries targeting police officers fall outside the IGPN and are assigned to local ethics cells, whose lack of transparency raises questions about their independence.

Fake model castings: agencies impersonated to obtain intimate photos

A franceinfo investigation reveals two cases of identity theft of modeling agencies aimed at obtaining intimate photos and videos, using AI (fake nude images, artificial voice). A 17-year-old girl was notably threatened.

Le Tech Flash: Binance hack, cyberattacks on fridges and gigabyte tax

The tech column reviews the record-breaking hack at Binance, cyberattacks targeting supermarket refrigerators, and the possibility of a gigabyte tax in the 2027 budget.

Bill introduced to make mention of "great replacement" illegal

Green MPs Sabrina Sebaihi and Steevy Gustave introduced on Friday, October 30 at the National Assembly a bill aimed at making mention of the "great replacement" theory illegal.

Debate on the future of television after 2027

An article looks back at projects to abolish public media championed by the RN and at a report by MP Charles Alloncle targeting the public audiovisual service.

Montauban: TikTok ordered to remove posts targeting former after-school activity leader

The courts ordered TikTok to delete videos revealing the name and face of the former after-school activity leader at the Hugues-Panassié nursery school in Montauban, who was targeted by messages from parents and threats.

Local debate on "school streets" and the place of cars in the city

A local article discusses parking difficulties and "school streets" initiatives aimed at reducing the place of cars in the city.

Renault inaugurates a new engineering organization inspired by Chinese practices

The automaker Renault is about to launch a new engineering structure aimed at simplifying its processes, particularly for the development of the successor to the Rafale.

Rural Coordination of Gers targets banks and MSA

During the night of November 1 to 2, the Rural Coordination of Gers carried out a trade union action targeting several banking establishments and the MSA in seven municipalities.

Vosges: court annuls OQTF for Algerian married to Frenchman convicted of rape

The Nancy administrative court annulled the OQTF targeting an Algerian woman married to a Frenchman sentenced to 18 years in prison. The prefecture must re-examine her request.

The French Mountain and Climbing Federation victim of a cyberattack

The FFME announced on 30 October 2026 a cyberattack targeting its myFFME application, which occurred on 28 October, via the fraudulent use of a user account that allowed unauthorised access.

One billion euros in deficits: a bill to reform French football finances

Former Isère senator Michel Savin and Laurent Lafon are behind a bill aimed at reforming French football, faced with one billion euros in cumulative deficits.

The court overturns the sanction against the AP-HP nurse penalised for wearing a calot

The judiciary annulled the sanction targeting an AP-HP nurse who had been disciplined for wearing a calot at the hospital.

Two Green MPs table bill against hate speech

MPs Sabrina Sebaihi and Steevy Gustave have tabled a bill aimed at strengthening the fight against speech inciting hatred and racist and xenophobic acts.

INSEP reveals sanctions for basketball players guilty of violence during hazing

INSEP has made public the sanctions against basketball players guilty of violence during hazing, recalling that no form of humiliation is tolerated.

Senate examines immediate suppression of territorialized residence permits in Mayotte

The Senate is studying a bill aiming to immediately suppress territorialized residence permits in Mayotte, while their end is scheduled for 2030, the debate focusing on the timeline.

Remedee Labs markets its pain-relief bracelets in Belgium and Luxembourg

The Isère-based startup Remedee Labs is extending the marketing of its chronic pain-fighting bracelets to Belgium and Luxembourg, targeting the European market.

Matignon prepares to sell Hôtel Beistegui in Paris

The State plans to sell Hôtel Beistegui, on the Esplanade des Invalides in Paris, under a program aiming to raise 300 million euros in 2027.