Only in Off | Amid the controversy, Adorni found unexpected criticism and a French "recess"
During a tumultuous week, Manuel Adorni faced unexpected challenges while attempting to navigate the political landscape as a prominent member of the libertarian government in Argentina.
French voters head to the polls in second round of local elections
French voters are participating in the second round of local elections, which is crucial for shaping governance at the municipal level.
"Some ships operate at a loss and others will remain docked": facing the explosion of diesel prices, fishermen fear the worst
French fishermen are deeply concerned as skyrocketing diesel prices threaten their livelihoods, prompting calls for government assistance amid the ongoing Middle East conflict.
The Paris Court Dismissed the Request to Suspend the Online Retail Giant Shein
A Paris court rejected the French government's request to temporarily shut down part of Shein's online platform after it was found to be selling illegal goods, though a previous ban on adult products without age verification remains in force.
Court rejects French attempt to temporarily close Shein
A French appeals court has denied the government's request to suspend the Chinese e-commerce platform Shein following concerns over the sale of unauthorized products.
New victory for Shein in France: The Paris Court of Appeal rejected the attempt to suspend the marketplace
The Paris Court of Appeal has rejected the French government's attempt to suspend the operation of Shein's marketplace amid ongoing controversies regarding the sale of inappropriate products.
Paris appeals court rejects French government bid to suspend Shein
A Paris appeals court has denied the French government's attempt to suspend the Chinese e-commerce platform Shein over controversial listings including child-like sex dolls and banned weapons.
The Paris Court of Appeal Decides Not to Suspend the Shein Marketplace, New Defeat for the Government
The Paris Court of Appeal has ruled against the government's request to suspend the Shein marketplace, marking another defeat for the French administration.
Surge in gas and oil prices: 'the scenario of a tax cut is not being considered at this time,' says the government
The French government has ruled out tax cuts despite a surge in gas and oil prices following attacks on energy infrastructure.
Axios Exclusive: French Peace Proposal for Lebanon to Recognize Israel
France has presented a plan to end the war in Lebanon, which requires Beirut's government to recognize Israel, a historic step under consideration by Israel and the US.
Headlines: the "embarrassing strike" of Goma, Lukwebo retracts and a "Happy End" for Gertler
A drone strike in Goma, DR Congo, killed three people, including a French UNICEF worker, prompting controversy over the rebels' swift attribution of blame to the Congolese government.
"A Blow for Made in France": No Industrial Offer Selected for the Acquisition of Brandt
The French government has rejected all industrial offers to revive the Brandt brand, favoring a distributor's bid instead, which halts hopes for the revival of local manufacturing jobs.
How the government wants to compel EDF to contain the costs of new nuclear power
The French government is implementing measures to control EDF and manage the costs associated with new nuclear power projects through loans supported by citizens' savings.
Middle School: Needs Groups in French and Mathematics Will Become Optional Starting September 2026
The French government has announced that needs-based groups in French and mathematics for middle school students will become optional starting in September 2026, reversing a previous mandate that grouped students by ability.
Fuel Price Cap in France: It Ends at 1.99 Euros per Liter
The French government is intensifying measures against the oil industry to curb excessive fuel price hikes, instituting strict monitoring and transparency compliance.
Drone strike kills French UNICEF staff member in eastern Congo
A drone strike in Goma, eastern Congo, led to the death of a French UNICEF employee and two civilians, amidst accusations against the Congolese government by the M23 movement.
Fuel prices: for the government, the challenge of containing the impact at the pump... without tapping into the treasury
The French government is exploring ways to mitigate rising fuel prices without increasing public deficits or depleting state funds.
Fuels: How Much Would Subsidizing Pump Prices Cost the State?
The French government is hesitant to subsidize fuel prices at the pump, citing budget constraints and the potential financial burden on the state.
"One Million Invisible Cars": The Court of Accounts Denounces the State's Passivity in the Face of Registration Fraud
The French Court of Accounts has criticized the government's inaction regarding widespread registration fraud involving nearly one million vehicles.
War in the Middle East: 17,000 French Citizens Have Been Repatriated
The French government has successfully repatriated 17,000 citizens from the Middle East amid ongoing conflict.
"France must not lose this match": McCourt, Kang, and Ligue 1 presidents put pressure on the Lecornu government
Ligue 1 club presidents are urging the French government to prioritize a governance reform bill for professional football amid an ongoing crisis in the sport.
Guillaume Tabard: "In the face of rising fuel prices, a lack of budgetary leeway"
Guillaume Tabard discusses the challenges the French government faces regarding rising fuel prices and its limited options to address the crisis without incurring additional debt or deficits.
Decrease in taxes, price caps, strategic reserves: political class proposals in response to rising fuel prices
French political parties are proposing measures such as tax reductions and price controls in response to soaring fuel prices linked to recent conflicts in the Middle East.
Fuel prices: 6% of monitored gas stations will be sanctioned, says the government
The French government reported that 6% of monitored gas stations will face sanctions for pricing irregularities, amidst rising fuel prices attributed to various external factors.
Central African Republic: arrest of a French humanitarian from MSF by Russian mercenaries
A French humanitarian worker from Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has been arrested by Russian mercenaries in the Central African Republic, accused of subversive activities by the government.
War in the Middle East: What are the strategic oil reserves that France could mobilize?
The French government is considering utilizing its strategic oil reserves to mitigate the impact of rising global oil prices caused by the conflict in the Middle East.
Should the government lower fuel taxes to offset the rise in oil prices?
The article discusses whether the French government should reduce fuel taxes in response to rising oil prices, highlighting various governmental and economic factors involved.
Fuel Prices: 'It's Too Early' to Talk About New Aid, Says Government Spokesperson
The French government spokesperson has stated that it is too early to discuss new assistance measures regarding fuel prices, despite recent increases in oil prices.
"A lot of relief": repatriated from the Middle East, several hundred French nationals arrived at Roissy after more than 24 hours of travel
Several hundred French nationals have successfully been repatriated from Oman to Paris after a lengthy journey, marking the government's third civil repatriation flight amidst ongoing conflict in the region.
The State acquires a "golden share" in LMB Aerospace, which has been sold to an American company
The French government has secured a golden share in LMB Aerospace following its acquisition by an American firm to maintain oversight over strategic interests.
War in the Middle East: 4300 nationals have returned to France
A total of 4300 French citizens have returned to France amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, with direct efforts from the French government to facilitate their evacuation.
The government's condition to "reimburse the shopping" of the French... The indiscreet of Figaro
The article discusses the political maneuvering within the French government, particularly focusing on Gabriel Attal's criticism of Minister Aurore Bergé amid ongoing tensions.
After a week of war in Iran, the trickle evacuation of French citizens stuck in the Middle East
After a week of conflict in Iran, slow evacuations continue for French citizens stranded in the Middle East, with only a few hundred repatriations managed by the French government.
War in the Middle East: Can the government really regulate fuel prices?
Due to rising fuel prices linked to the Middle East conflict, the French government is exploring options to regulate these prices as political voices call for more drastic measures.
Dangerous evacuation: repatriation flight had to turn back due to rockets
A repatriation flight organized by the French government had to turn back to Paris due to rocket fire in the Middle East, highlighting regional instability and the complexities of evacuation operations.
War in the Middle East: Sébastien Lecornu to Gather Political Parties at Matignon on Wednesday
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu is set to meet political party leaders at Matignon to discuss the Middle Eastern conflict and France's stance on the matter.
War in Iran: An Air France flight chartered by the French government forced to turn back after 'missile fire in the area'
An Air France flight chartered by the French government to repatriate citizens from the UAE was forced to turn back due to missile fire in the area, highlighting regional instability.
Lebanon: President Aoun requested Macron's intervention to stop Israeli attacks in Beirut
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has asked French President Emmanuel Macron to intervene with the Israeli government to halt attacks in southern Beirut suburbs.
War in Iran: the State is 'the big winner' of the rise in gasoline prices, says the CEO of Cooperative U
Dominique Schelcher, CEO of Cooperative U, claims that the French government benefits significantly from the rise in gasoline prices resulting from the war in the Middle East.
Paralympic Games: In light of the presence of Russia and Belarus, the French government will boycott the opening ceremony
The French government will not send representatives to the opening ceremony of the Paralympic Games in protest against the inclusion of Russian and Belarusian athletes.
The editorial of Gaëtan de Capèle: 'Iranian crisis, no 'whatever it costs' in France!'
Gaëtan de Capèle discusses the implications of the Iranian crisis and warns against the French government's tendency to handle international crises with expansive state support, reflecting on past lessons from the Covid pandemic and the war in Ukraine.
War in Iran: Why the RN's Proposal to Lower Energy Taxes Does Not Achieve Consensus
Marine Le Pen's proposal to lower energy taxes amid rising costs due to the Iran conflict faces rejection from the French government.
Fuel prices: Bercy will meet with distributors on Thursday to ensure moderate increases
The French government is holding a meeting with fuel distributors to ensure that price increases at the pump are moderate and reflective of current oil barrel prices amid Middle Eastern conflicts.
The Netherlands is considering a French request to support its mission in the Mediterranean
The Dutch government is weighing France's request for support in its Mediterranean mission amid heightened tensions in the Middle East.
The far-right group "Bloc montpelliérain" dissolved by the Council of Ministers, government announces
The French government has officially dissolved the far-right group "Bloc montpelliérain" due to its calls for violence, hatred, and discrimination.
War in Iran: the government closes the door on RN proposals to mitigate a possible surge in energy prices
The French government rejects proposals from the National Rally party to alleviate potential energy price increases due to the ongoing conflict in Iran.
The judiciary requests the State to suspend the hunting of the ptarmigan for a duration of five years
The French judiciary has asked the government to suspend ptarmigan hunting for five years due to the species' declining population.
Aluminium Dunkerque: Bahraini industrial group 'Alba' positions itself, Bercy vigilant on this strategic acquisition
Aluminium Dunkerque is in exclusive negotiations with Aluminium Bahrain ('Alba') for a potential acquisition, with oversight from the French government expected during the process.
War in Iran: France to Enhance its Military 'Posture' in the Gulf
The French government, led by President Emmanuel Macron, plans to increase its military presence in the Gulf region amidst rising tensions due to Iran's actions.
Maud Bregeon, government spokesperson: "La France insoumise must be dissolved through the ballot box"
Maud Bregeon, a spokesperson for the French government, calls for the political party La France insoumise to be dissolved through elections due to accusations of political violence and antisemitism.