France’s political instability deepens as Sébastien Lecornu resigns one day after becoming prime minister, highlighting partisan deadlock and raising the possibility of early legislative elections
A Chinese captain from the Russian-linked tanker Boracay faces charges in France for defying naval orders amid scrutiny of Moscow’s shadow fleet. The ship, flagged in Benin, has frequently changed identities to evade EU sanctions on Russian oil exports
French forces boarded the blacklisted Russian-linked tanker Boracay, detaining its captain and first mate amid investigations into drone sightings over Denmark. President Macron called the case a matter of “serious offences” affecting European security
French unions announced fresh strikes for October 2, demanding the government scrap austerity policies. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu faces growing opposition, political gridlock, and urgent pressure to address France’s budget deficit
Trade unions rally against the government’s draft austerity budget, calling for a nationwide strike that threatens to paralyze transport, schools, and public services across France
President Emmanuel Macron confirmed France will dispatch three Rafale jets to assist Poland after Russian drones entered its airspace. The move highlights NATO’s growing concerns over Moscow’s aggression and comes ahead of an emergency UN Security Council meeting
Protesters disrupted transport and set fires across France, confronting Emmanuel Macron’s government with fresh unrest aimed at testing the resilience of his new prime minister under mounting political and public pressure
French President Emmanuel Macron has confirmed that France will formally recognise the State of Palestine at the UN General Assembly, sparking strong international reactions from Israel, the US, and other global leaders amid the ongoing Gaza conflict
France celebrated Bastille Day with a grand military parade, fireworks, and a special tribute to Indonesia, while President Macron emphasized defense spending amid rising global threats
Brigitte Macron and her brother are escalating their libel case to France’s highest court after a Paris appeals court overturned convictions tied to a gender-based conspiracy theory
Gisèle Pelicot, 72, has been named a knight of the Legion of Honour for her bravery in confronting her abuser in court and breaking silence on years of drugged rape and sexual violence involving dozens of perpetrators
The announcement was made during President Macron’s speech at Sorbonne University, where he outlined a vision for a stronger, more autonomous Europe in matters of security and defense
After blending in with other visitors, the group reportedly changed into uniforms, covered the statue with a blanket, and exited through an emergency door. No arrests have been made and the wax figure has yet to be recovered by authorities
The violence followed PSG’s emphatic 5-0 win over Inter Milan in Saturday’s final, the club’s first-ever Champions League title. While most fans celebrated peacefully in the streets of Paris and other French cities, authorities reported widespread rioting, looting, and arson
President Emmanuel Macron faces mounting pressure after Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu’s resignation, as France grapples with political deadlock over austerity measures and internal government divisions threatening to destabilize his already embattled presidency
Luis Enrique has revealed Paris Saint-Germain’s 20-man squad for their Champions League fixture against Barcelona at Montjuïc Stadium, confirming Khvicha Kvaratskhelia’s injury absence but including Portuguese midfield duo João Neves and Vitinha in the travelling team
Bradley Barcola’s sudden departure from France’s national team camp has reignited disputes between PSG and the French Football Federation, as both sides issue conflicting medical reports on the player’s condition
France’s coffee scene is undergoing a quiet revolution, with independent roasters, global brands, and modern café trends reshaping traditional habits while preserving the timeless art of café conversation and the simple pleasure of “un café”
Iran has freed 19-year-old French-German cyclist Lennart Monterlos after nearly four months of detention. Acquitted of espionage allegations, his release signals cautious diplomatic progress even as other foreign nationals remain imprisoned in Iran under similar charges
