An exhibition at the Château de Fontainebleau is featuring King Louis XVI and Queen Marie Antoinette, where the late queen has reportedly received some 4,000 letters from visitors. The event highlights the enduring fascination with the historical figure.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has begun a European tour, starting in Nice, France, with a focus on high-stakes diplomacy and technology partnerships. His agenda includes bilateral meetings with French President Macron, a state visit to Slovakia, and participation in the G7 summit.

Unrest following Paris Saint-Germain's Champions League victory was not gang-driven but involved 'varied profiles,' according to Le Monde. Arrests and trials presented a different picture than initially drawn by some politicians.

A visit to the former butcher shop that served as Carlos Cruz-Diez's Paris atelier reveals the depth of the great artist's quest to recreate the light of Caracas through innovative ambient engineering.

Jack Jedwab argues in an opinion piece that anti-Zionism has become the contemporary face of antisemitism, urging Canada to acknowledge this reality.

Celina Tolbert celebrated her 30th birthday with a fantasy-themed party at a French chateau, spending $2,500 and expressing only one regret about the event.

Six Georgian individuals have been sentenced to jail in France for their involvement in the theft of rare Russian books, an operation dubbed 'Operation Pushkin'. The group was found guilty of stealing valuable literary works.

A year and a half after French troops were expelled, Paris and N'Djamena are quietly working towards resuming their bilateral military cooperation in Chad.

Ahead of the 2027 French presidential election, figures from the far-right Rassemblement National party have expressed admiration for the organizational structure of the radical left La France Insoumise.

Business leaders, former ministers, and first ladies gathered in Paris on June 12 to pay their final respects to Bernadette Chirac, the former French first lady, who passed away at 93.

The Paris Saint-Ouen Flea Market, the world's largest antiques destination, is highlighted as a timeless escape where vintage items and luxury goods converge, attracting numerous visitors.

The restart of TotalEnergies' $20 billion gas project in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique, after a five-year suspension due to a jihadist attack, has reignited hopes for jobs and prosperity but also fueled local resentment.

Renowned climatologists have issued a warning that global warming is intensifying and sea levels are accelerating, with new reports highlighting a vast area of Antarctic sea ice, the size of France, is missing due to temperatures peaking 20C above average.

Orion CMC is reportedly considering acquiring a stake in the French mining company Eramet.

The mayors of Toulouse and Clermont-Ferrand in France are implementing nighttime curfews for children under 16 during the 2026 World Cup. The measure aims to prevent violent unrest similar to that seen after Paris Saint-Germain's Champions League victory.

Bernadette Chirac, who served as France's first lady for 12 years alongside her late husband and also pursued her own discreet political career, was laid to rest after her passing on June 5 at the age of 93.

ArcelorMittal is at the center of a 'Battle For Steel' in France, becoming a symbol of fears that Europe is losing the industrial foundations crucial to its economic strength. Lawmakers are expressing concern over the company's role in this trend.

France's planned recognition of a Palestinian state in September 2025 was contingent on a promise to hold elections within 12 months, a commitment that Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas has reportedly failed to honor.

A trial in Paris is prosecuting six defendants for 'Operation Pushkin,' a series of rare-book heists where valuable works by Russian masters like Pushkin and Gogol disappeared from libraries across Europe.

Charities are voicing concerns over 'Renaître,' a new decentralized support system for victims of abuse within the French Catholic Church, fearing uneven treatment and deteriorating support as it replaces a national independent body.

YouTuber Ben Phillips reported a terrifying gunpoint robbery at his luxury villa in Cannes, France, where intruders stole valuables worth approximately £1.4 million. French police have since arrested five suspects.

France is prosecuting one of its oldest major cocaine trafficking cases, dating back to 2011, involving smuggling operations between Guadeloupe and mainland France, with the alleged ringleader apprehended in Panama.

French Prime Minister has convened a summit to address and counter threats of foreign interference in upcoming elections. Sébastien Lecornu also raised an alert regarding these foreign threats.

The mayor of Saint-Denis, Bally Bagayoko, condemned a racist banner bearing the far-right concept of 'remigration' that was displayed on the facade of the famed basilica, calling it an act of 'hatred.'

Police in Metz, France, announced that the murder of a young gay man will now be investigated as a homophobic crime, following protests and calls from rights groups and politicians.

Somali referee Omar Artan has been appointed to officiate the UEFA Super Cup match between Paris St-Germain and Aston Villa later this summer, following his exclusion from the World Cup.

France is reportedly floating a proposal to revamp EU diplomacy, suggesting a "reinforced" role for Kallas, according to a leaked paper.

A feature explores the reality of life in French villages today, moving beyond the romanticized image of stone churches and sleepy squares.

Marine Le Pen criticized Radio France for the perceived underrepresentation of the National Rally, stating that such behavior is no longer tolerable. This comes amidst internal contradictions within the French far-right, including Bardella's differing views from Le Pen on pensions.

The abduction and killing of 11-year-old Lyhanna has propelled child protection to the forefront of France's political agenda, with President Macron calling for accountability and the government pledging action.

The Leaving Cert history paper was described as 'very challenging' with few predicted staples, while the French exam received mixed reactions from teachers, being called 'odd, challenging, and balanced'.

Groupe Le Monde announced stable revenue of €306.2 million and profits in its 2025 accounts, attributing the robustness to a decade-long effective strategy.

A snowballing political crisis over the judiciary's handling of child sexual violence cases ⁠erupted in France after the killing of an 11-year-old girl known only as Lyhanna, who went missing in the town of Fleurance on May 29 after leaving school. Attention focused on the justice system after prosecutors said the main suspect had been ‌accused of raping a minor in an investigation opened following a complaint filed in August 2025, but was not questioned until his ⁠arrest over Lyhanna's disap...

Dufflyn Lammers, known as The American Love Coach in Paris, shared her tips on finding 'amour' in the city. She has helped numerous women navigate relationships, heal from breakups, and find love.

The termination of the Future Combat Air System (FCAS) 'flagship project' is seen as a significant setback for Franco-German cooperation and broader European defense initiatives.

The Rafale fighter jet deal is expected to align with India's 'Make-in-India' initiative, emphasizing domestic manufacturing and sourcing. This commitment was highlighted in a recent interview, indicating a strategic focus on local production.

A French government agency, Viginum, has uncovered a network of thirteen fake news websites launched in 2025 that promoted China in a one-sided manner. The investigation established a direct connection between these sites and CGTN, China's state-run television channel.

French police are investigating claims that an alleged rapist sought advice from Joel Pelicot, who is serving a 20-year sentence for orchestrating the rape of his ex-wife. The inquiry focuses on potential connections between the two cases.

A lawyer representing the family of Lyhanna, an 11-year-old French girl whose murder sparked protests, has called for increased funding for the justice system, fueling a political debate on sexual violence against children.

A Paris court has convicted Worldpay in connection with a €35 million Forex fraud scheme.

On France's National Breakfast Day, an analysis explores the evolving breakfast habits of French people, noting a shift away from traditional baguettes towards items like peanut butter.

A leading oncologist, Professor Antoine Italiano, emphasized the critical need for greater efforts in cancer prevention, advocating for more support to help people modify habits that contribute to cancer risk.

France's Justice Minister, Eric Dupond-Moretti, is facing a lawsuit for 'gross negligence' in connection with a girl's rape case. Despite calls for his resignation, Dupond-Moretti has stated he will not step down, though his decision may be challenged.

The French State and Justice Minister are being sued by the mother of an alleged victim in a girl's killing, amid public criticism and protests over the handling of minor-related cases.

Seven Georgian nationals are currently on trial in a French court, accused of stealing rare Russian books. The trial addresses the theft of valuable literary works.

Alta Ares, a French startup specializing in counter-drone technology, has successfully raised €50 million in funding.

This article profiles French engineer Fabrice Bellard, highlighting his significant contributions to technologies underpinning platforms like YouTube, Netflix, and TikTok.

Alice Gayraud, former advocacy director for the Independent Commission on Incest and Sexual Violence Against Children (Ciivise), expresses anger over the recurring pattern of such crimes and society's inability to act beyond emotional responses in the context of the Lyhanna case.

This summer, bag charms are a popular accessory, while stylish women over 40 are opting for Bermuda shorts instead of linen pants. French women also favor a specific item every summer that isn't a linen dress.

Former France international Lassana Diarra has settled his €65 million transfer case with FIFA and the Belgian FA, a resolution that is expected to impact future player transfer rules.

The French justice system is facing criticism for 'systemic' failures in addressing violence against women and children, with the killing of an 11-year-old girl sparking public outrage and renewed focus on the issue.

A French woman, Camille F., is standing trial in Paris for joining ISIS with her family and spending nine years in Syria before being repatriated with her five children in 2022.

France is set to review 70,000 allegations of violence against minors following the death of a young girl, prompting a national re-evaluation of child protection measures.

Hard-left four-time presidential candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon held his first campaign rally in Saint-Denis, building on his 'new France' slogan for the 2027 French presidential election.

Violinist Daniel Lozakovich and cellist Gautier Capucon, who performed with K-pop group Blackpink at a charity gala in 2023, are set to reunite this month, showcasing a unique blend of classical music and K-pop influences.

The acquisition of SFR's activities in France by Bouygues Telecom, Free, and Orange is seen as a crucial first step towards broader telecommunications market consolidation across Europe, driven by operators' push for greater profitability.

A new mentorship program, Mariama Lab, is supporting emerging women filmmakers in West Africa, backed by industry leaders and showcased at the Cannes Film Festival.

The G7 summit in Évian, hosted by Emmanuel Macron, is underway with significant security measures due to anticipated protests. PM Narendra Modi has arrived in France for the summit and bilateral engagements with Macron, with the US expected to discuss further steps regarding Iran.

A man was sentenced to 15 years in prison for drugging and raping his wife, a case that sheds light on disturbing patterns of male domination and chemical submission. The verdict was delivered on Friday, June 12.

Tourists and Parisians should prepare for significant public transport disruptions this summer in the French capital and its suburbs, as major infrastructure works are planned for RER, metro, and tram lines.

Benoît Cœuré, president of France's competition regulator, voiced concerns that a potential buyout of telecom operator SFR by rivals could reduce competition from four to three operators, potentially increasing subscription prices for French consumers.

An independent authority reports a rise in whistleblowing cases in France, indicating increased awareness, but an expert notes that support for those who speak out in the public interest remains insufficient.

France is voicing opposition to the increasing use of English in EU trade talks, while the trade commissioner argues that translating documents into 24 languages significantly slows down the bloc's ability to finalize deals.

Jeanne Damas, a 34-year-old entrepreneur, is celebrating the 10th anniversary of her ready-to-wear clothing and beauty brand, Rouje, by launching a special collection and opening a coffee shop.

Three French military personnel were decorated with the Medal of Knight of the Cameroonian Order of Merit by Cameroon's Minister Delegate at the Presidency in charge of Defence, Joseph Beti Assomo, on behalf of President Paul Biya.

This weekend's entertainment guide highlights top movies to watch on streaming platforms like Netflix, HBO Max, and Hulu. Additionally, it features cultural selections including art exhibitions and literary events.

Prime Minister Mark Carney held a press conference in Paris, taking questions from journalists after a meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron.

A French town held the funeral for a murdered child, as questions continue to arise regarding potential police failings in the case.

France is bidding farewell to 11-year-old Lyhanna, whose killing sparked national outrage after her body was discovered last week following her disappearance on May 29 in Fleurance.

Actress Emmanuelle Seigner has stated that she does not have good memories of working with the late director Jean-Luc Godard. Her comments shed light on her past experiences with the acclaimed filmmaker.

A pastry school graduate who studied in France and worked in several bakeries has shared eight expert tips for making the perfect cookies. These tricks aim to help home bakers achieve professional-quality results.

A handbag made from lab-grown Tyrannosaurus leather failed to sell at an auction in Paris after no one offered a sufficient price.

The death of 11-year-old Lyhanna, whose body was found in an abandoned silo, has sparked national outrage in France and calls for reforms to the justice system, which is blamed for failing to prevent her death.

Ousmane Dembele has reflected on his decision to leave Barcelona for Paris Saint-Germain, stating it was the right move despite his deep attachment to the Catalan club.

Cannabis use in France is under renewed scrutiny due to a sharp increase in adulterated products on the illegal market and the emergence of risky new products in the legal CBD market, exacerbated by a ban on edible CBD.

A man with connections to convicted French mass rapist Dominique Pelicot is currently on trial in Lyon, accused of drugging and raping his partner while filming and streaming the assaults online.

French political leaders are reportedly fixated on birth rates in a 'demographic panic,' struggling to grasp the overall demographic equation which is seen as an upcoming political time bomb.

A French bride made a two-hour trip in her full wedding gown to visit her hospitalized mother, who was unable to attend the ceremony. They shared 20 precious minutes together before the bride proceeded to her wedding.

Emmanuel Macron's unexpected 2017 presidential victory has motivated approximately 30 individuals to announce or consider their candidacy for the 2027 French presidential election, with major parties already preparing.

France is grappling with demographic decline, with national statistics indicating that immigration alone will not be sufficient to offset negative natural population growth in the medium and long term, making it both a political and economic necessity.

Jean-Luc Mélenchon, leader of the far-left party La France Insoumise, launched his campaign for the 2027 French presidential election in Saint-Denis, positioning himself as the only clear candidate from the left.

Christophe Ellul has been sentenced to a four-year suspended prison term after his illegally imported pit bull, Curtis, killed his pregnant girlfriend, Elisa Pilarski. The court also ordered that the dog, Curtis, be euthanized.

A reclusive artist is the reluctant subject of a journalist’s attention in a rich world of scents, scenery and secrets When a British journalist named Joseph Adelaide tracks down a reclusive artist…

A French engineer, Camille F., reportedly joined ISIS with her children, with her radicalization stemming from her privileged upbringing and intense love for her husband, as she struggled to explain her actions in court.

An article explores the possibility of finding affordable white burgundy wines, acknowledging their expensive production and purchase costs but suggesting that options exist for those who know where to look.

French singer Patrick Bruel has been charged with rape and sexual assault following allegations from multiple women, leading to strict judicial supervision.

Old videos depicting violent clashes and destruction are being falsely circulated online, claiming to show disorder during Paris Saint-Germain's Champions League celebrations in France.

A bodyguard from Lyon is facing trial for allegedly sedating and raping his partner. The accusation comes after he was found to be in contact with Dominique Pelicot, who was previously jailed for similar offenses.

France is experiencing widespread outrage following the murder of 11-year-old Lyhanna, whose 41-year-old suspect, a schoolmate's father, had been previously flagged twice.

French military aircraft conducted a flyover above the Statue of Liberty in New York. This display showcased the French air force and symbolized the enduring alliance between France and the United States.

Elliott Management is reportedly set to gain significantly from Patrick Drahi's deal to sell France's SFR.

A fact file provides details about Ewen Jaouen, born in Paris in 2005, whose family moved to Brittany before he joined Guingamp's Academy.

Residents in Escourse, France, are paying 30 percent less for their electricity bills compared to other parts of the country, thanks to significant investment in renewable energy. Since 2011, the town has invested over €1.2 million in solar panels, benefiting homeowners and local businesses.

The new administrator of the Comédie-Française, Clément Hervieu-Léger, discusses his plans to promote the theater institution's activities across France and establish partnerships with other cultural venues.

France, Germany, and the United Kingdom have voiced their concerns regarding Iran's nuclear program. This comes amidst reports of differing strategic cultures between France and Germany impacting projects like FCAS.

Following Mirra Andreeva's win at the French Open, speculation arose online about a ban on the Russian flag at the trophy ceremony, which has been refuted.

France has condemned recent attacks targeting Christians in Jerusalem and Israel, pledging to support their continued presence and advocating for a lasting peace in the region.

The tragic murder of 11-year-old Lyhanna in France has brought to light what activists describe as "systemic failures" and a "broken" judicial system. Calls for change are intensifying in response to the incident.

A joint venture has been formed by Technip Energies, Safran, Airbus, and Tereos to develop a Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) production project in France.

The Lucciola Vagabonda association, in collaboration with the Italian Cultural Institute in Lyon, is organizing a meeting with writer Mario Desiati on June 13 to discuss his book 'Malbianco'.

The mother of a girl who filed a rape complaint against the chief suspect in the Lyhanna murder case is suing the French state and justice minister, as public anger over the handling of such cases grows.

The Fort Trois-Têtes in Briançon, France, a historic site, will be renovated by developer Linkcity and architect Philippe Prost to serve as an Olympic village for the 2030 Winter Games, accommodating 900 to 1,200 athletes.

Four executives shared their approaches to measuring AI return on investment, emphasizing that their methods do not primarily focus on AI token usage, as Silicon Valley reassesses token-based productivity metrics.

Following his first international hat-trick against Northern Ireland, former France striker Louis Saha believes Michael Olise is moving into contention for the prestigious Ballon d'Or award.

The French government has announced the creation of three new marine protected areas in mainland France and the French West Indies, moving closer to its goals for the 2025 United Nations Ocean Summit.

Lee has embarked on a tour of Europe, with a primary focus on attending the G7 summit and engaging in economic diplomacy. This trip aims to strengthen international ties and promote economic cooperation.

Nintendo has agreed to pay a €35 million fine in France after the country's consumer protection agency found that Nintendo Europe failed to adequately inform consumers about a recurring problem with faulty Switch controllers.

France concluded its World Cup warm-up matches with a 3-1 victory over Northern Ireland, as reported by Tempo.co English.

Spectator Events is organizing a four-night trip to Burgundy. The article serves as an announcement for this travel opportunity.

The murder of an 11-year-old schoolgirl in France has ignited public outrage and raised concerns about judicial failings. The case is now being investigated as a potential judicial affair.

Bruno Retailleau and François-Xavier Bellamy, leaders of the French Republican party, are pressuring the executive to prioritize and vote on a new immigration bill aimed at regaining control over immigration.

France is projected to experience a significant population decrease of 3.2 million by 2070, driven by a new era of slumping birth rates and demographic decline. This forecast signals a major demographic shift for the country.

The US defence secretary used the event to criticise Europe over an ‘invasion’ of migrants

French oil giant TotalEnergies has capped prices at the pump in France, a move aimed at preventing mass protests amid surging profits and calls for a windfall tax.

Gaelic football is experiencing an explosion in popularity among young people in France, with youth officer Pearse Bell noting that both children and parents appreciate the 'fluidity of the game.'

Historic working-class sites in the Paris region, including a former Renault factory on Seguin island, are being redeveloped and acquired by major corporations for luxury and art projects.

Residents of Langrune-sur-Mer, a Normandy village, protested the appearance of US defence secretary Pete Hegseth at a D-Day event, leading to its cancellation.

Raphaël Glucksmann is actively campaigning for the French presidential election in 2027, holding a high-stakes rally to address doubts and build support. Political analysts are debating his potential to reach the second round of the election.

The funeral of 11-year-old Lyhanna has sparked national outrage in France over child sexual abuse and failures within the judicial system, after it was discovered that the suspect, Jérôme Barella, had been previously accused.

As inquiries continue into the killing of Lyhanna, Le Monde has compiled established facts and outstanding questions surrounding the background of suspect Jérôme Barella, including previous accusations against him.

France is bidding farewell to an 11-year-old girl whose suspected murder has sparked widespread outrage and exposed significant failures within the country's judicial system. The 'Lyhanna affair' has reignited a long-standing debate about judicial accountability and the protection of vulnerable individuals.

The joint fighter jet project between Paris and Berlin has collapsed, raising questions about the ability of either country to develop defense capabilities independently.

French authorities are investigating the involvement of multiple firms, including the Israeli firm Blackcore, in alleged interference during French local elections. A complex web of subcontractors is complicating efforts to identify the ultimate sponsor.

Following the killing of 11-year-old Lyhanna, former Children's Rights Ombudsman Claire Brisset criticized a "cascade of institutional failures" that leave minors vulnerable to violence in France.

The southern half of France is preparing for a severe heat event this weekend, with temperatures expected to worsen and move northward next week. Forecasts indicate temperatures could reach or surpass 40°C.

Renowned British artist David Hockney has passed away at the age of 88. The article recalls his 2021 interview where he described his Covid-19 lockdown experience in France as a 'blessing'.

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu hosted political representatives to discuss combating electoral interference, with authorities raising alarms ahead of the 2027 presidential election.

An 11-year-old child, Lyhanna, has been buried in a French town, with questions arising over police conduct after the prime suspect was reportedly known to authorities months prior but not questioned.

Programmer Jonas Lauwiner declared the establishment of his own 'monarchy' and symbolic 'land empire' after discovering hundreds of ownerless plots in Switzerland that individuals can claim for a symbolic fee under local law, with many exiles in Paris's Stalingrad metro station facing similar challenges of lacking housing and work despite refugee status.

An audit has supported France's system for relocating asylum seekers from the Paris region to other parts of the country, noting that while it has eased accommodation pressure, it is not fully utilized and remains unevenly applied.

French company Mistral is reportedly in talks to raise €3 billion in funding, which would value the company at approximately €20 billion. This significant funding round indicates strong investor interest.

French street artist JR has created a new optical illusion on the Pont Neuf in Paris, four decades after Christo's conceptual art draped the bridge.

European Council President António Costa and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced they will represent the EU at the G7 leaders’ summit in Évian, France, from May 15 to 17.

France has become the latest EU country to impose individual sanctions and a travel ban on Israel's hardline Finance Minister. This action follows similar measures by other Western countries against two Israeli ministers who advocate for Jewish supremacy.

A leading French MEP is calling on the EU to drop its controversial 'return hubs' plan, citing human rights and cost concerns over deporting migrants to countries where they may have no ties.

A US anti-child abuse organization, NCMEC, reported suspicious online activity by Jérôme Barella, the man suspected of killing Lyhanna, to French authorities.

France is grappling with a wave of sexual abuse scandals, prompting a campaigner to call for a shift from a 'culture of rape' to a 'culture of protection' to address systemic failures in handling complaints.

An advocate from Women for Women France emphasized the urgent need for stronger safeguarding policies to protect women and children survivors while they await trial in France.

Groupe Le Monde's capital structure, which has undergone several changes since 2010, is now stable with a clear outlook towards 2026.

An opinion piece argues that true peacebuilding efforts require moving beyond the comfort of elite conferences, such as the Paris Conference, and directly engaging with the difficult realities faced on the ground.

A French court has sentenced nine Azerbaijani individuals for the attempted murder of exiled blogger Mahammad Mirzali, who was attacked in Nantes on March 14, 2021. The verdict concludes a high-profile case involving political exiles.

Following the killing of 11-year-old Lyhanna, a family court judge criticized the French justice system for its slow pace, attributing the issue to a lack of resources rather than inherent slowness.

Following the murder of Lyhanna, there is a strong push to blame the French judiciary, with accusations that no one at the political level is taking responsibility for the incident.

Seven Georgian nationals are on trial in France accused of stealing rare Russian books, with some defendants having previous convictions in other countries for similar offenses.

Dianthus shares fell after Sanofi announced it was halting a late-stage trial for a CIDP (chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy) therapy due to efficacy concerns.

The ancient sanctuary of Sequana, located at the source of the Seine River, will be exceptionally open to the public on Sunday, June 14, as part of European Archaeology Days.

The mayor of Paris has announced new staff suspensions and the creation of an expert commission, led by former juvenile court judge Antoine Garapon, to conduct an independent audit of after-school care centers in the city.

The historic Paris cinema Le Saint-Germain-des-Prés is set to reopen with the support of luxury fashion house Chanel. The cinema is known for premiering films like Costa Gavras' 'Z'.

Departing French national team head coach Didier Deschamps discussed Kylian Mbappé's significant role and influence within the team, stating that Mbappé speaks for all players.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit France and Slovakia starting June 13, where he will attend several key summits, including a G7 meeting in Evian, and hold bilateral talks.

A unique bag crafted from Tyrannosaurus fossils is anticipated to sell for as much as $500,000 at an upcoming Paris auction, with experts noting the colossal investment in its creation.

Crystal Palace is reportedly close to appointing Pierre Sage, who guided Lens to second place in Ligue 1, as their new head coach on a two-year deal, succeeding Oliver Glasner.

A new trial is underway in Paris concerning the theft of rare Russian books, with investigations pointing to Georgian con artists and potential links to the Kremlin. This continues a saga of high-profile book thefts.

French ministers held an emergency meeting to discuss new measures against sexual offenders and child abuse, following public outrage over the kidnapping and murder of 11-year-old Lyhanna.

The French government is facing public anger and pressure on ministers, including Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin, following the death of schoolgirl Lyhanna, as it was revealed her suspected killer had prior child abuse accusations. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has pledged legislative proposals.

Several thousand people gathered across France in women-led rallies to express dismay at the judicial treatment of sexual violence against children, with many calling for the Justice Minister's resignation.

Karim Bouamrane, the Socialist mayor of the Parisian suburb of Saint-Ouen, has officially declared his candidacy for the 2027 French presidential election. His announcement positions him as a contender within the Socialist party, drawing attention from other political factions.

The tragic death of Lyhanna has brought to light what an advocacy group president describes as 'systemic failures' within France's judicial system, suggesting it is not an isolated incident.

French carmaker Renault plans to cap its defence revenue at 5% as it expands its operations into drone manufacturing. This cautious approach is partly motivated by the company's desire to adhere to ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) guidelines.

The new Paris Mayor, Grégoire, is facing the dark legacy of his predecessor Anne Hidalgo, under whom he served, as allegations of sexual violence in after-school programs overshadow the start of his term.

World football body FIFA announced an out-of-court settlement with former France player Lassana Diarra, resolving a legal dispute concerning international transfer rules. Details of the settlement were not disclosed.

The Prime Minister has rejected a proposed trip to France by the Rajshahi administrator, suggesting an engineer be sent instead if necessary.

Thousands of people, including the parents of 11-year-old Lyhanna, marched in Fleurance, France, in her memory, fueling growing outrage over systemic failures in the judicial system blamed for her killing.

Nearly 6,000 people gathered on Sunday in the small town of Fleurance in southwestern France to pay tribute to Lyhanna, the young girl found dead on Thursday.

France's economic activity in 2023 and 2024 was significantly stronger than initially thought, a fact the government may regret having underestimated as the economic climate tightens.

An opinion piece argues that France is beginning to acknowledge its historical role in the slave trade and must now address the lasting consequences in its Caribbean territories, referencing Emmanuel Macron's speech on the Code Noir.

As layoffs and plant closures affect the automotive sector, France's defense industry, once criticized on moral grounds, is now emerging as a promising sector for both manufacturers and workers seeking employment.