Bankruptcies: the Senate toughens the rules on late payments from businesses and the public sector
The French Senate has unanimously passed a proposal to address rising bankruptcy rates by tightening regulations on late payments affecting businesses and public sector buyers.
Macron defends EU AI rules and vows crackdown on child ‘digital abuse’
French President Emmanuel Macron has defended Europe's AI regulations, emphasizing the need for stronger protections against child exploitation in digital spaces.
End to expiration dates on food? France's proposal to the Commission
The French National Conference against Food Waste proposes changes to EU regulations concerning food expiration dates to reduce food waste.
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Ingrid Velken Kverneland's mother criticizes Norwegian authorities for not investigating a tragic avalanche that claimed four lives, including her daughter.
Announced and postponed: foreign tourists do not yet have to provide social media history to enter the United States
The requirement for foreign tourists, including the French, to provide social media history to enter the United States has been postponed until at least mid-2026.
Is it okay for criminals to participate in the Olympics? ... The flaws in varying regulations
A recent controversy arose when French biathlete Julia Simon, who has a criminal record, competed and won medals at the Winter Olympics, raising questions about the eligibility of athletes with criminal backgrounds.
Commission Relents: Movement in the Dispute Over 'Made in EU'
The EU Commission is seeking a middle ground in the ongoing debate over 'Made in EU' regulations amid tensions between German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and French President Emmanuel Macron.
After the fire in Crans-Montana, 45 bars and nightclubs administratively closed in France for violations of regulations
Following a deadly fire in Crans-Montana, Switzerland, French authorities have closed 45 bars and nightclubs for failing to comply with safety regulations.
Clothing, meal expenses, hairdressers... These new avenues to better regulate the representation expenses of elected officials
The French Observatory of Public Ethics has issued recommendations to enhance regulations on the representation expenses of elected officials amidst growing controversies.
Social networks are seriously harming the health of teenagers, warns Anses
The French health agency Anses warns that social media significantly harms adolescent mental health, particularly among girls, and advocates for stricter regulations to protect minors.
Egg shortage: "The French must accept that we build chicken coops," says the Minister of Agriculture
Minister Annie Genevard has criticized the regulations applied to chicken coops that hinder egg production and strain the supply chain amid an ongoing egg shortage in France.
French Farmers Protest at the Eiffel Tower and Arc de Triomphe Against Mercosur
French farmers demonstrated at iconic landmarks in Paris to protest against the Mercosur agreement, expressing feelings of bitterness and despair over high costs and restrictive regulations.
French Traffic Rules: Sleeping Gendarmes
The article discusses how French mayors are advocating for stricter traffic regulations, emphasizing the need for drivers to feel the impact of a 30 km/h speed limit, rooted in cultural attitudes towards authority and individual freedom.
Emmanuel Macron urges to "consolidate" European tech regulation criticized by Washington
French President Emmanuel Macron has called for the defense and consolidation of European tech regulations, specifically the DSA and DMCA, which have faced criticism from the United States.
Director of the French Hospital in Jerusalem to Al Jazeera: Our services meet international standards and Qatar has its mark on them
The French Hospital in Jerusalem, established in 1956, offers exceptional services but faces significant financial and operational challenges due to Israeli regulations.
Germany helps victims of Crans-Montana – French owners are being questioned
In the aftermath of a devastating fire in a bar in Crans-Montana, Switzerland, a European aid operation begins while prosecutors investigate possible violations of fire safety regulations against the bar's French owners.
First four victims identified - French owners being questioned
Following a devastating fire at a bar in the Swiss ski resort of Crans-Montana, four victims have been identified and authorities are investigating potential breaches of fire safety regulations, with charges of negligent homicide not ruled out.
US visa denied to Breton, the Union studies retaliation: "Stricter rules on Big Tech"
Brussels is considering retaliation against the US after a visa was denied to former French commissioner Thierry Breton, seen as an intimidation related to EU regulations on Big Tech.