Nantes: Two police officers file a complaint after being sexually assaulted during an arrest
Two police officers in Nantes have filed a complaint after being sexually assaulted by a woman they were called to assist.
Strasbourg: Threatening Graffiti Found on the Campaign Office of Green Mayor Jeanne Barseghian
Threatening anti-democratic graffiti was discovered on the campaign office of Strasbourg's Green Mayor Jeanne Barseghian.
Depression, bipolar disorders, schizophrenia... When symphonic orchestras become doctors
The project 'Résonance(s)' allows mental health patients to attend rehearsals of the Capitole Orchestra in Toulouse to combat isolation.
50,000 soldiers, 200 planes, 2 aircraft carriers: Facing Iran, the largest deployment of American forces since 2003
The U.S. has deployed a significant military force in the Middle East, marking the largest deployment of American troops and equipment since 2003, amidst ongoing negotiations regarding Iran's nuclear program.
Champions League: PSG-Chelsea, a Revenge Challenge for the European Champions
Paris Saint-Germain will face Chelsea in the Champions League knockout stage, seeking revenge for their previous defeat in the World Club Cup final.
LIVE - Champions League: PSG faces Chelsea in the Round of 16, a clash between Real Madrid and Manchester City, smooth sailing for Barça and Arsenal
PSG is set to face Chelsea in the Round of 16 of the Champions League, while Real Madrid will meet Manchester City in a high-stakes clash.
Champions League: Clash Between Real Madrid and Manchester City, a Highway for Barcelona and Arsenal... the Complete Draw for the Round of 16
The Champions League Round of 16 draw revealed key matchups including Real Madrid facing Manchester City and an easier path for Barcelona and Arsenal.
EU-Mercosur Agreement: French Minister of Agriculture "regrets" the provisional application of the treaty
French Agriculture Minister Annie Genevard expressed regret over the EU's decision to provisionally apply the Mercosur agreement, stating that it undermines the decisions of the European Parliament.
Customs Duties: The German Chancellor Will Be in the United States on Tuesday with a Common European Position
The German Chancellor will meet with Donald Trump in Washington to discuss U.S. customs duties and trade tensions, representing a unified European stance.
"How could such an individual be free?": the arrest of Kobili Traoré, murderer of Sarah Halimi, provokes an outcry on the right
The arrest of Kobili Traoré, previously declared criminally insane for the murder of Sarah Halimi, has incited outrage among French right-wing politicians over issues of public safety.
"These are abominable remarks": Laurent Nuñez reacts to Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s controversial statements about Epstein
Laurent Nuñez, the French Interior Minister, strongly condemned remarks made by Jean-Luc Mélenchon that are accused of being antisemitic during a political meeting in Lyon.
The European Union will provisionally implement the free trade agreement with Mercosur, announces Ursula von der Leyen
Ursula von der Leyen announced that the EU will provisionally implement the free trade agreement with Mercosur after Uruguay became the first country to ratify the accord.
This strong gesture from Isabelle Adjani, who asks the men in the César audience to stand up for women's rights
Isabelle Adjani called on male attendees at the César ceremony to stand in support of women's rights, delivering a powerful speech during her presentation of the Best Actor award.
United States: JD Vance Suspends Payment of 259 Million Dollars Intended for Minnesota's Medicaid Program
JD Vance, the U.S. Vice President, has suspended $259 million in Medicaid funding for Minnesota due to alleged fraud concerns.
"I am very comfortable with failing": Seb la frite releases Backpack to overcome the failure of his first album
Seb la frite, a popular YouTuber, releases his album Backpack, reflecting on his initial struggles in the music industry.
Tensions in the Middle East: the American embassy in Israel encourages some of its citizens to 'consider leaving' the country
The U.S. embassy in Israel has advised some citizens to consider leaving the country amid rising security risks due to regional military tensions.
LIVE - After Mélenchon's statements about Epstein, Laurent Nunez denounces "abject remarks"
Jean-Luc Mélenchon faced accusations of anti-Semitism after making ironic comments regarding Epstein, which were condemned by government official Laurent Nunez.
The murderer of Sarah Halimi, declared irresponsible in 2019, presented to a judge for kidnapping and armed robbery
Kobili Traoré, who was declared criminally irresponsible for the murder of Sarah Halimi in 2017, is now facing new charges of kidnapping and armed robbery in Paris.
Comparison to Alain Soral, 'codes of anti-Semitism', 'nauseating': the political class is upset after Mélenchon's remarks about Epstein
Jean-Luc Mélenchon faces backlash from political figures for his comments on Jeffrey Epstein during a meeting in Lyon, which many have labeled as anti-Semitic.
Name, phone number, even "doctor's notes"... massive leak of personal data from patients after a cyberattack
A massive leak of personal data from patients, including names, phone numbers, and doctor's notes, has occurred due to a cyberattack affecting a software used by 3,800 doctors in France.
"Something has changed": Block's CEO Jack Dorsey lays off 40% of employees, replaced by AI
Jack Dorsey, CEO of Block, announced the layoff of 40% of the workforce, citing the replacement of jobs by AI tools.
A candidate for the municipal elections in Marseille wants to host the Champions League final at the Vélodrome by 2031
Martine Vassal, a candidate in the Marseille municipal elections, aims to bring the Champions League final to the city's Vélodrome stadium by 2030 or 2031.
"About 50,000 women and girls have been killed worldwide in 2024," according to the UN
The UN reports that approximately 50,000 women and girls were killed globally in 2024, highlighting the urgent issue of violence against women.
Between 13,000 and 'less than 100,000' wealthy households do not pay any income tax, says Éric Lombard
Éric Lombard estimates that the number of wealthy households in France avoiding income tax is significantly higher than official claims.
After Mélenchon's remarks in Lyon, should there be an anti-LFI barrier in the elections?
Following contentious remarks made by Jean-Luc Mélenchon in Lyon, there is debate about whether anti-La France Insoumise (LFI) measures should be enacted for the upcoming elections.
At service stations, diesel prices at a twelve-month high
Diesel prices at French service stations have reached their highest levels in twelve months, with an average price of €1.7148 per liter.
39 years old and still sprightly: Olivier Giroud has become ... the oldest scorer in the history of the Europa League
Olivier Giroud at 39 years and 149 days becomes the oldest scorer in Europa League history after scoring against Red Star Belgrade.
The Algerian TikToker Mahdi B., already convicted for glorifying terrorism, faces justice again for insulting police officers
Algerian TikToker Mahdi B., who has a previous conviction for glorifying terrorism, is scheduled to appear in a Paris court for allegedly insulting police officers.
For his new novel, Guillaume Musso draws inspiration from Agatha Christie
French author Guillaume Musso draws inspiration from Agatha Christie for his upcoming novel 'Le crime du paradis,' set to be released on March 3.
David Ellison, the new future king of Hollywood
David Ellison, son of Oracle founder Larry Ellison, has emerged as a powerful figure in Hollywood by successfully acquiring Warner Bros. Discovery, outbidding Netflix in the process.
"Antisemitism is on the side of those who want to bring everything back to this subject," Mélenchon defends himself after his remarks about the pronunciation of Epstein
Jean-Luc Mélenchon defends his remarks about Jeffrey Epstein's name pronunciation amidst accusations of antisemitism, stating the backlash is a 'disconcerting reaction.'
Audience: The César Ceremony Sees a Notable Decline on Canal+ and CStar
The César ceremony broadcasted on Canal+ and CStar experienced a significant drop in viewership this year, attracting an average of 1.54 million viewers compared to 1.92 million the previous year.
In Brussels, Angèle invited her fans to see the preview of her title What you Want
Belgain singer Angèle premiered her new music video What you Want in front of nearly 10,000 fans in Brussels.
Afghanistan-Pakistan: China "deeply concerned" about hostilities between its neighbors
China has expressed deep concern over the escalating conflict between Afghanistan and Pakistan, calling for an immediate ceasefire and offering to mediate.
Tourism and reefs in danger: an oil spill spreads off the coast of Phuket
An oil spill from a sunken cargo ship has reached several beaches in Phuket, threatening local tourism and marine life.
"Our children deserve better than death and violence": in Palestine, how to rebuild a lasting peace with Israel
The article discusses the efforts to establish a lasting peace in Palestine amidst the backdrop of the two-year conflict between Israel and Hamas.
Infant formula: cereulide toxin identified for the first time in a baby hospitalized in France
The cereulide toxin has been confirmed in a baby hospitalized in France, marking the first such case linked to the ongoing recall of infant formulas impacting major manufacturers.
United States: Release of a Student Detained by ICE After Meeting Between Mamdani and Trump
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani reports that Donald Trump authorized the release of a Columbia University student detained by ICE under dubious circumstances.
Japan: Takaichi opposes changing imperial succession rules excluding women
Sanae Takaichi, the first female prime minister of Japan, has stated her opposition to changing imperial succession rules that exclude women and their descendants.
2026 Olympics: "Everything happened very quickly," American hockey players apologize for their reaction after Trump's joke
American hockey players have apologized for their reaction to Donald Trump's joke regarding the invitation of the women's team to the White House after their Olympic victory.
PSG-Chelsea: Drogba jokes, the killer Ba, Thiago Silva to madness... Top 5 memorable duels
The article reflects on the significant historical encounters between PSG and Chelsea, highlighting memorable moments and players.
Indonesia: the son of the 'godfather of fuel' sentenced to 15 years in prison
The son of a wanted Indonesian oil magnate has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for his role in a significant corruption scandal involving $17 billion.
Murder of Matisse: the mother of the murderer judged in turn
The mother of a teenager convicted of murdering Matisse is facing trial for allegedly also attacking the victim.
Trial of Samuel Paty: the Prosecutor's closing arguments this Friday, the verdict postponed to Monday
The verdict of the trial concerning the assassination of teacher Samuel Paty has been postponed to Monday after five weeks of tumultuous hearings.
Vance says there is "no chance" that a strike against Iran will trigger a lasting war
US Vice President JD Vance stated there is "no chance" that a military strike against Iran would result in a prolonged conflict, emphasizing a preference for diplomatic solutions.
Epstein Case: After Hillary, Bill Clinton Will Have to Explain His Close Ties to the Pedophile
Bill Clinton is set to explain his documented connections with Jeffrey Epstein during a parliamentary inquiry, amid efforts by Democrats to highlight Trump's relationship with the convicted sex offender.
Photos of Bill Clinton, questions about UFOs... In the United States, Hillary Clinton's hearing on the Epstein case turns chaotic
Hillary Clinton testified before the U.S. Congress for nearly six hours regarding her knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's criminal activities, firmly denying any involvement or prior interaction with him.
Municipal 2026: In Beausoleil, the unlikely confrontation between the Spinellis, father and son
In Beausoleil, a small town near Monaco, a surprising election battle is unfolding between incumbent Mayor Gérard Spinelli and his son Nicolas, who aims to unseat him.
César 2026 Notes: Alison Wheeler in Gold, Lavernhe More Than Up to the Task, Cottin Disappointing
The 51st César Awards held in Paris recognized standout performances, particularly praising Alison Wheeler, while Benjamin Lavernhe excelled as host and Camille Cottin faced criticism.
"Three children for me, that’s the base": happy like French people making children
Despite the fact that deaths in France surpassed births in 2025, the French still express a desire to have children, reflecting a complex societal attitude toward family growth amid demographic concerns.