From Perpignan to the gates of Marseille: the extreme right of Marine Le Pen advances in municipal power
Marine Le Pen's National Rally party has made significant local gains in France's recent municipal elections, winning several mayoralties including opportunities in major cities like Marseille, Nice, and Toulon.
Municipal Elections 2026: The Results of the Republicans and the Right on a Map
The French right has made significant gains in the 2026 municipal elections, winning key cities while facing challenges in others.
Municipal Elections in Nice: Tens of Thousands of Ballots Soaked Due to Inclement Weather on the Eve of the Vote
Heavy rains have made tens of thousands of ballots unusable in Nice, France, ahead of the municipal elections, but the vote is still set to proceed.
"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.
Iran-made drone killed French soldier in Iraqi Kurdistan
A French soldier was killed in Iraqi Kurdistan by an Iran-made drone, highlighting escalating tensions in the region.
Made in UK: Ukrainian drone company to open first UK plant to boost production
A Ukrainian drone company is set to establish its first production plant in the UK to enhance its production capacity.
In first public comments, Iran’s supreme leader pledges to keep fighting
Iran's Supreme Leader has made his first public comments committing to ongoing resistance and confrontation.
PSG: "No player wants to start on the bench," how Kvaratskhelia changed everything against Chelsea
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia made a sensational impact off the bench in PSG's 5-2 Champions League victory over Chelsea, demonstrating his crucial role in the team.
"It was a strategic mistake": how Europe made a 180-degree turn on nuclear energy
European leaders, led by Ursula von der Leyen, are re-evaluating their stance on nuclear energy, acknowledging past mistakes in reducing its share in electricity production.
Strasbourg: a suspect taken into custody after death threats against an LFI activist
A suspect has been taken into custody following threats made against Jamila Haddoum, an LFI activist, while she was in Strasbourg with her children.
War in the Middle East: the G7 has "not yet" decided to tap into strategic oil reserves, but is ready for it
The G7 finance ministers are prepared to use strategic oil reserves to stabilize prices but have not yet made a decision to do so amidst the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
Six Nations: After his 'fingering' against Scotland, Oscar Jegou cited in a disciplinary commission
French rugby player Oscar Jegou faces disciplinary action following an incident during a match against Scotland where he allegedly made contact with an opponent's eyes.
Assembly of Experts reaches decision on Khamenei successor
The Assembly of Experts in Iran has made a decision regarding the successor to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
War in Iran: the new supreme leader has been designated, but his name has not yet been announced
Iran has designated a new supreme leader following the assassination of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, although his identity has not yet been made public.
Ukraine will provide drone protection support in Middle East at US request, Zelensky says
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that Ukraine will assist the US and its allies in countering Iranian-made drones in the Middle East.
The director of the Berlinale remains in her position after a controversial edition
Tricia Tuttle continues to lead the Berlinale despite facing backlash over anti-Israeli remarks made during the closing ceremony by winning filmmaker Abdullah Al-Khatib.
War in the Middle East: Israel claims to have made 'historic progress' with the United States
Israel asserts that it has achieved historic advancements in collaboration with the United States to safeguard its citizens and the civilized world amid ongoing conflict with Iran.
Industry: Brussels unveils proposals in favor of 'Made in Europe'
Brussels has introduced proposals aimed at boosting the 'Made in Europe' initiative to reindustrialize the continent and bolster its competitiveness against global challenges, particularly from China.
American planes shot down in the Middle East: the culprit is actually a Kuwait ally jet of American manufacture
An American military report suggests that Kuwaiti air defense mistakenly shot down American fighter jets, but the actual culprit appears to be another American-made Kuwaiti jet.
Several arrests in Belgium for suspected crimes against humanity
Belgium has made several arrests in connection with suspected crimes against humanity linked to a separatist armed group from Cameroon.
Insider Trading, Bets on Death... Millions of Dollars Wagered on the War in Iran on Polymarket Cause Scandal
An analysis company highlighted six users of the Polymarket platform who made a profit of $1.2 million through bets placed just hours before Israeli-American raids targeting Tehran.
"He has become the Jean-Marie Le Pen of our time," denounces Raphaël Glucksmann after Mélenchon's attacks targeting him
Raphaël Glucksmann responds to Jean-Luc Mélenchon's remarks at a political rally in Perpignan, in which Mélenchon made derogatory comments about Glucksmann's surname.
"Mr. Gluckman": In Perpignan, Jean-Luc Mélenchon Jokes About the MEP's Name
Jean-Luc Mélenchon made a joke about MEP Raphaël Glucksmann's name during a meeting in Perpignan, leading to accusations of antisemitism by Glucksmann.
"Mr. Gluckman": In Perpignan, Jean-Luc Mélenchon Jokes About the Name of the MEP
During a meeting in Perpignan, Jean-Luc Mélenchon made a joke about the pronunciation of MEP Raphaël Glucksmann's surname, which sparked accusations of antisemitism.
Mélenchon's Statements on Epstein: How the 'Mossad Track' Has Emerged in LFI's Discourse
Jean-Luc Mélenchon has made statements implying that a media narrative could be hiding other judicial matters, specifically regarding the Epstein case, during a public meeting in Lyon.
The Kremlin considers 'absurd' claims that the jammed drone near the Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier in Sweden was Russian
The Kremlin has dismissed claims made by Sweden that a drone jammed near the French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle was of Russian origin.
"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.
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.
Far-right advances in the European Parliament lead Macron to call for early elections
The far-right made significant gains in the European Parliament elections, especially in France, prompting President Macron to call for early legislative elections.
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.
Paris Renounces Demand for Albanese's Resignation at the UN, Reply: 'I Was Expecting Apologies'
Paris has withdrawn its demand for Albanese's resignation at the UN in response to controversial comments made by a UN special rapporteur.
Russia accuses France and the UK of efforts to supply Ukraine with nuclear weapons
Russia has made unfounded accusations against France and the UK, claiming they are aiding Ukraine in acquiring nuclear weapons technology and delivery systems.
'We are not victims, we sacrifice our lives to protect freedom and democracy all over the world'
The article emphasizes the perspective that sacrifices made by individuals in protecting freedom and democracy should not be viewed as victimization, but rather as a noble commitment.
Diplomatic crisis between France and the United States: the ambassador in Paris missed an appointment and enraged Emmanuel Macron's government
The U.S. ambassador to France, Charles Kushner, angered the French government by missing a meeting regarding comments made by the U.S. about the death of a right-wing activist, which has heightened tensions between the two nations.
"A false accusation": Achraf Hakimi, the Moroccan player of PSG, sent to trial for rape
Achraf Hakimi, the Moroccan defender for Paris SG, is being sent to trial for rape following accusations made against him in February 2023, which he staunchly denies.
PSG football player Achraf Hakimi to be tried for rape in Paris
Achraf Hakimi, a football player for PSG and Morocco's national team, faces trial for rape allegations made against him in February 2023.
Diplomatic Dispute: US Ambassador in France Barred from Meeting Government Ministers
The US ambassador to France has been prohibited from meeting with government ministers following diplomatic tensions stemming from comments made by the US Embassy regarding the death of a French far-right activist.
Refused to show up: US ambassador denied access to the government in France
The US ambassador to France has been denied access to the French government following controversial statements made by the US embassy regarding violence from left-wing extremists.
2026 Olympics: "I hope I made her proud," after her Olympic triumph in Halfpipe, Chinese star Eileen Gu learned of her grandmother's passing
Chinese athlete Eileen Gu, shortly after winning the gold medal in the Halfpipe event at the 2026 Olympics, learned about her grandmother's passing and paid tribute to her in a press conference.
Turmoil in France – Quentin, 23, died on Valentine's Day, now Nazi salutes are being made on the streets
Thousands demonstrated in Lyon, France, demanding justice for Quentin Deranque, a far-right activist killed last week.
France summons US ambassador in protest against comments regarding death of far-right activist
France has summoned the US ambassador to protest comments made by the US about the death of a far-right activist, signaling diplomatic tensions.
When Eileen Gu, gold medalist in halfpipe, danced barefoot at the Debutante Ball in Paris
Eileen Gu, an athlete who won gold in halfpipe at the Milan-Cortina Olympics, made a splash by dancing barefoot at a Paris debutante ball.
PSG: 'He showed his level', what to remember from Dro Fernandez's first start
Dro Fernandez, an 18-year-old midfielder who transferred from Barcelona, made a positive impact in his first start for PSG in a victory against Metz.
Lens-Monaco: the pride reaction of ASM, exemplary Thauvin and Udol, Risser the disabled... The tops & flops
AS Monaco made a stunning comeback to win 3-2 against Lens in Ligue 1, showcasing remarkable individual performances and a critical mistake from the Lens goalkeeper.
Nazi salutes were made during a march for a dead French far-right activist
About 3,000 people marched in Lyon, France, supporting deceased far-right activist Quentin Deranque, amidst reports of Nazi salutes and masked demonstrators.
Why Ukraine did not really conquer 200 km2 in its "counter-offensives" in February
This article analyzes the flawed interpretation of data regarding Ukraine's territorial gains during recent counter-attacks, disputing claims made by an American think tank.
Wilma Murto succeeded immediately – Tommi Evilä praised on MTV
Pole vaulter Wilma Murto made a strong start to her indoor season with a successful jump of 460 cm in Liévin, France, although she could not clear 470 cm.
2026 Olympics: ‘Sexy Spanish athletes’, ‘Chinese with phone in hand’, the head of sports at Rai resigns after verbal slip-ups on air
The head of sports at Rai resigns following controversial remarks made during the opening ceremony of the 2026 Winter Olympics.
Reuters: Germany seeks more F-35s as European fighter program falters
Germany is considering ordering additional US-made F-35 fighter jets due to setbacks in its joint next-generation fighter program with France.
France: 11 arrests for the murder of 23-year-old Quentin Derank – Macron calls for 'no escalation of violence'
French President Emmanuel Macron expresses concern over the assassination of nationalist Quentin Derank, urging for an avoidance of further violence as 11 arrests have been made in connection with the incident.