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Negotiations are underway to modify the draft 2025 budget. A balancing act for a government that is trying to satisfy the parties in its coalition with divergent positions without calling into question its objective of reducing the deficit.
The Prime Minister had undergone surgery at the end of October. It "continues its activities normally" according to a statement published by Matignon on Tuesday, November 19.
Filmed between 2022 and 2023 on the ZAD of Notre-Dame-des-Landes, Guillaume Cailleau and Ben Russell's documentary builds a precious theory of action made up of patience and daily gestures, modest or decisive.
With the announcement on Tuesday of the inevitable postponement of his sentencing after his criminal conviction in New York in the "Stormy Daniels" case, the re-elected former president sees the stranglehold of a judicial system that he has been able to thwart a little more.
Selected at Cannes, Agathe Riedinger's first feature film takes a psychologizing look at an aspiring starlet, to the point of falling into moralism.
An attempt to define this so-called progressive right-thinking which, after having facilitated the election of Trump, pushes the French left to denounce and proscribe.
It could be the last match of the Spaniard's career, winner of 22 Grand Slams, if his compatriots Alcaraz and Granollers lose the decisive doubles in the evening.
The sons of the Pelicot couple, David and Florian, spoke for the first time on Monday, November 18, before the departmental criminal court of Vaucluse. The siblings asked Dominique Pelicot to tell "the truth" about the violence he could have inflicted on their sister, Caroline Darian, who also spoke, as well as on their children.
The Anticor association denounces scams and embezzlement of public funds by the group of private nurseries. The investigation, opened on Monday, November 18, has been entrusted to the direction of the judicial police.
A figure of Wall Street and the attacks of September 11, 2021, the CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald is a self-proclaimed supporter of an aggressive trade policy and nostalgic for the American economy of the early twentieth century.
Heralding massive purges in all parts of the state, the election of Donald Trump symbolizes the victory of "illiberalism" in democracy. A smokescreen towards authoritarianism.
The actress, who filed a complaint against Jacques Doillon for "rape of a minor", commented on Instagram about her indictment, which is automatic in the event of a defamation complaint.
The European Medicines Agency has finally accepted the marketing of two new treatments whose effectiveness is marginal and the risks are very real. What will the French National Authority for Health do?
In a statement published on Monday, November 18, the inter-union denounced the government's "contempt" for the teaching profession and the "degradation" of its purchasing power.
Several hundred members of French international solidarity NGOs demonstrated on Tuesday, November 19 near the National Assembly to denounce the drastic reduction in ODA planned for 2025.
After a suffocating and effective first half, the thriller, where a lost trucker finds himself stuck with a passenger, loses its rhythm.
The Abbé-Pierre Foundation is organizing this Monday, November 18, at the Théâtre de l'Atelier in Paris, a parody ceremony rewarding the worst anti-homeless devices. This is a way of demonstrating through humour the absurdity of displacing the problem of homelessness rather than tackling it head-on.
On the eve of International Children's Rights Day, Wednesday 20 November, the NGO publishes the results of its national consultation of 6-18 year olds. The report warns of a feeling of social rejection and growing inequalities.
Taking advantage of Joe Biden's green light, Kyiv bombed Russia on Tuesday to mark the thousand days of the Russian invasion. Faced with the stalemate in the conflict, the EU renewed its support for Volodymyr Zelensky, who was speaking to the European Parliament on Tuesday.
At the Marseille criminal court, this Monday, November 18, the mother of a young man killed during the collapse, as well as a couple of tenants who were elsewhere that day, reported the dilapidation of the premises and their fears long before the tragedy occurred.