SVT: Russian drone approached French aircraft carrier in Sweden
A Russian drone approached the French aircraft carrier "Charles de Gaulle" docked in Malmö, Sweden, prompting the Swedish military to take action.
The head of the IAEA participates in indirect talks between Iran and the United States in Geneva
The head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Rafael Grossi, is participating in indirect discussions between Iran and the United States in Geneva as a technical observer.
The Dour Festival cancels several artists after 'serious accusations' of sexual assaults
The Belgian Dour Festival has canceled several artists from its lineup following serious allegations of sexual assault, although the names of the accused have not been disclosed.
When a miracle pill becomes a trap: France's addiction to anti-anxiety medication
France is facing a significant issue with the widespread prescription and dependency on anti-anxiety medications, particularly benzodiazepines.
What we know about the accident that killed three, including two minors, in Pas-de-Calais
A tragic road accident in Libercourt, Pas-de-Calais, has claimed three lives, including two teenagers, with two additional minors severely injured.
Cited in the Epstein case, the head of the Davos Forum, Borge Brende, announces his resignation
Borge Brende has resigned as president and CEO of the World Economic Forum amid allegations related to the Epstein case.
'I quit UK for France after commute left me in tears – people shouldn't have to work 9-5'
A British man shares his emotional journey leaving the UK for France, highlighting the detrimental effects of the 9-to-5 working culture.
Marine Le Pen States She Will Not Participate in the 2027 Elections if Court Orders Electronic Bracelet
Marine Le Pen has stated that she will not participate in the 2027 elections if a court ruling mandates her to wear an electronic bracelet following a potential conviction.
Is the Berlin Film Festival's leadership in trouble over anti-Israel speech?
The leadership of the Berlin Film Festival faces scrutiny following a controversial anti-Israel speech made by a film director during the festival's closing ceremony.
"He knows he's a pervert": King Charles "hates" his brother Andrew, according to Stéphane Bern
Stéphane Bern revealed on RTL that King Charles III has a deep-seated animosity towards his brother, Prince Andrew, whom he perceives as a 'pervert.'
Epstein probe: Bill and Hillary Clinton to testify in Congress
Bill and Hillary Clinton are set to testify in Congress regarding the investigation into Jeffrey Epstein.
Brazil politicians convicted for ordering murder of Marielle Franco
Brazilian politicians have been convicted for their involvement in the murder of Marielle Franco, a prominent politician and activist.
Recall of green beans sold at Carrefour that may contain 'pieces of glass'
Carrefour has issued a recall for green beans after reports of potential glass contamination.
"Politico": After 10 years, European nuclear missiles may become worthless against Russia
The article discusses concerns that Europe's nuclear deterrents could become ineffective against Russia within a decade due to advancements in Russian missile defense systems.
‘Barely enough room to stand up’: Inside Yemen’s secret prisons
The article examines the discovery of secret prisons in Yemen's Hadramawt province, previously used by the Southern Transitional Council and UAE forces for detaining and torturing political opponents.
Burnt Houses, Gunfire: An Investigation Opened in Lyon After the Release of Violent Videos on Snapchat
An investigation has been launched by Lyon's judicial police following the release of violent videos on Snapchat showing houses set on fire and gunfire incidents related to gang conflicts.
Kenyan police arrest man accused of trafficking fighters for Russia’s war in Ukraine
A Kenyan man was arrested for allegedly trafficking citizens to fight in the war in Ukraine for Russia.
Mahdieh Esfandiari on trial in Paris: French court due to hand down verdict
Mahdieh Esfandiari is facing trial in Paris, with a verdict from the French court expected soon.
"It’s not that we either break ties with the Americans or do everything with them"
The French Deputy Minister of Defense asserts that European strategic autonomy does not mean a break with the United States, amid concerns over a significant European defense project faltering.
Municipal Elections in Marseille: An Assistant of Benoît Payan Announces a Dissident List
Christine Juste, an assistant to Marseille's mayor Benoît Payan, has announced her candidacy for the mayoralty after being excluded from the official candidate list.
Inquiry Commission on Public Audiovisual: Mediawan is a 'French' group, assures its founder
Pierre-Antoine Capton, founder of Mediawan, defended the company's identification as a French entity amidst allegations regarding major American investment in its ownership.
Hauts-de-Seine: a police officer injured during a refusal to comply involving two stolen cars
A police officer was injured when one of the drivers of two stolen vehicles suddenly accelerated, hitting the officer after a request for a stop was made.
American military deployment in the Middle East: USS Gerald Ford leaves Crete at the beginning of indirect talks about Iran
The USS Gerald Ford has departed from Crete amidst renewed indirect talks between the US and Iran concerning Tehran's nuclear program.
Anniversaries of February 26: What happened on this day?
On February 26, notable events include the 70th birthday of French writer Michel Houellebecq.
Murder of Louise: the suspect, Owen L., also charged with the rape of two teenage girls
Owen L., the suspect in the murder of 11-year-old Louise, is also facing charges for the rape of two teenage girls, with accusations dating back to 2021 and 2023.
Quimper: a retiree shot dead by her friend who 'couldn't stand her anymore'
A 79-year-old retiree in Quimper was allegedly shot by her 64-year-old friend, who confessed to the crime, stating she could no longer tolerate her.
Paris's Reversal on Albanese: No Request for Resignation at the UN
France has opted not to request the resignation of Francesca Albanese during the recent UN Human Rights Council session, contrary to earlier announcements.
US-Iran hold third round of talks as Trump deploys warships in Mideast
The US and Iran are engaged in a third round of talks amid heightened tensions as Trump sends warships to the Middle East.
Zimbabwe pulls out of US health aid talks
Zimbabwe has decided to withdraw from discussions regarding healthcare aid from the United States.
Ghana FM urges Ukraine to release two Ghanaian POWs
The Ghanaian Foreign Minister has called on Ukraine to free two Ghanaian prisoners of war.
Closing arguments begin in appeal trial of accused Franco-Rwandan génocidaire
The appeal trial of Claude Muhayimana, accused of facilitating the Rwandan genocide, has entered its closing arguments phase after previously being convicted and released pending appeal.
Municipal Elections in Lyon: Mélenchon at a Rally This Thursday in a Tense Atmosphere Following the Death of Quentin Deranque
Jean-Luc Mélenchon is set to hold a rally in Lyon to support candidate Anaïs Belouassa-Cherifi amidst heightened tensions following the recent death of activist Quentin Deranque.
Surprising attachment to America / Merz does not want a German nuclear bomb - and prohibits even considering it
The article discusses Europe's search for nuclear alternatives amidst doubts about NATO's commitment, focusing on Poland's desire for its own nuclear weapons and Germany's hesitant approach under Friedrich Merz.
Senegalese PM Ousmane Sonko submits tougher anti-LGBT law
Senegal's Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko has proposed a stricter anti-LGBT law that could further criminalize homosexuality in the country.
A former Miss joins the National Rally for the municipal elections in Toulon
Mélanie Auzoux, Miss Var 2025, announces her candidacy with the National Rally for the municipal elections in Toulon.
Four new delegations will boycott the opening ceremony of the Paralympic Games in support of Ukraine
Four new delegations, including Finland, will join Ukraine in boycotting the opening ceremony of the Paralympic Games in Milan-Cortina in protest of Russian and Belarusian athletes competing under their own flags.
7000 robot vacuums hacked by a French programmer... unintentionally
A French programmer unintentionally hacked into 7000 robot vacuums, accessing their cameras and microphones.
SM League's former boss has been hired for a top position
Anssi Laine, former sports director of KalPa, has been appointed as the director of hockey activities for the French Ice Hockey Federation.
Municipal Elections in Paris: Dati Accuses Grégoire of 'Social Racism', Declines Debate Before the First Round
Rachida Dati has accused Emmanuel Grégoire of social racism and declined to participate in a debate ahead of the Paris municipal elections.
Wiretapping Scandal in Greece: Jail Time for the Four Accused
Four individuals, including a former Israeli military officer, have been sentenced to eight years in prison for violating telecommunications privacy laws in Greece.
Are you ready to buy a 100% electric car?
The article discusses the growing fractures between countries due to the recent increase in American tariffs, while raising questions about consumer readiness to transition to electric vehicles.
Historic Appointment for SM-League's Gold Ring
Anssi Laine, the sports director of the Finnish ice hockey champion KalPa, has been appointed as the head of ice hockey operations at the French Ice Hockey Federation.
More than 40% of civil servants report using remote work to escape pressure
More than 40% of civil servants in France utilize remote work to alleviate pressure, according to a study by DGAFP.
Melenchon Attempts to Resist Media Pressure with the Help of Social Media
Jean-Luc Melenchon, leader of the far-left party La France Insoumise, is using social media to combat media criticism amid a political crisis.
Municipal Elections 2026: What Do the Latest Polls Say in Major Cities?
The article discusses the latest polling data regarding the upcoming municipal elections in France's largest cities, scheduled for March.
PSG fight back against Monaco to reach Champions League round of 16
PSG advanced to the Champions League round of 16 with a 2-2 draw against Monaco, winning on aggregate 5-4 despite a challenging match.
France: trial begins for cyberbullying of Imane Khelif, star of Algerian boxing
The trial for extreme-right influencer Papacito, accused of cyberbullying Algerian Olympic boxing champion Imane Khelif, begins in Paris amid public controversy regarding gender-related harassment.
"In the municipal elections, the divisions are stronger than in 2020": Figaro Magazine's revelations
The 2026 municipal elections in France are expected to showcase stronger political divisions compared to the 2020 elections, particularly in Bordeaux.
PSG-Monaco: ASM far from ridiculous, Akliouche the artist, misplaced banner... Highlights and criticisms
Monaco held its ground against PSG in a dramatic Champions League matchup that ended in a 2-2 draw, showcasing their competitive spirit despite early predictions.
For Donald Trump, Robert De Niro is a "sick person with a disturbed mind"
Donald Trump criticized Robert De Niro on his Truth Social platform, calling him mentally disturbed after De Niro's comments urging Americans to resist Trump’s administration.