Ousmane Dembélé A Big Night at the Bernabéu Ousmane Dembélé is in the spotlight again after an amazing game against Real Madrid. On Tuesday night, he played one of his best matches yet. He scored a key goal and helped PSG beat Real Madrid in front of a huge crowd. this match was hit and … Read more
Duplomb A Hard-Won Vote After Months of Debate After months of tense discussions and heated arguments, France has finally passed the Duplomb Law, a big reform for the country’s farmers. Named after Agriculture Minister Marc Duplomb, the law made it through the National Assembly on Tuesday night — but only just. The Final Vote was … Read more
Sign Living a True Summer A Time of Renewal for Leos This summer 2025, astrologers agree: if there’s one zodiac sign set for a big comeback, it’s Leo. According to Yahoo Style France’s recent horoscope feature, Leos are ready to shine bright after a few months of challenges and low energy. For them, July and … Read more
Maître Jacques A Name That Still Shines More than 50 years after his last win, Jacques Anquetil’s name is still big in cycling. Nicknamed Maître Jacques for his smart plans and calm style, he is one of the sport’s true legends. As the 2025 Tour De France Goes on, Fans And Riders Remember The Man … Read more
Red Bull Boss After 20 Years A Sudden Departure Shocks F1 On July 9, 2025, Red Bull Racing Announced The Immediate Dismissal Of Christian Horner, Ending His Two-decade Reign As Team Principal And CEO. His exit came as a surprise to many in Formula 1 following a career where he guided the team from its early days … Read more
Risk in Southeastern France Tuesday’s Fire Danger Intensifies with Strong Winds On Tuesday, southeastern France is facing a very high wildfire risk, especially in regions like Provence and Languedoc‑Roussillon. A fierce Mistral wind blowing through Provence at 80–100 km/h and a Tramontane in Languedoc‑Roussillon gusting up to 70 km/h continue to fan active wildfires and dry forests, … Read more
Results Are Now Available The Brevet 2025 results are now being released across France, marking an important step for more than 865,000 students. The Diplôme National du Brevet (DNB) is the certificate students receive at the end of middle school in France, and it opens the way to high school. Here’s what students and families … Read more
11 Years After His Death The Sudden Loss of Benoît Duquesne In July 2014, France lost one of its most respected journalists, Benoît Duquesne, to a sudden heart attack. At just 56 years old, the beloved television presenter and investigative reporter died unexpectedly on his houseboat near Paris. His death shocked colleagues, viewers, and loved … Read more
Week-Long Scorching Temperatures Intense Heat Builds After Weekend Storms Following storms expected later this week, a powerful high-pressure system from the Azores is set to move over Western Europe, ushering in a new, intense heatwave. As temperatures rebound, Monday’s highs could reach a sweltering 35–42 °C in the shade. If confirmed, this spike would shatter records … Read more
Abolition or Reform What’s at Stake? In January 2025, France’s Senate approved an amendment to abolish Agence Bio, the public–private agency responsible for promoting organic farming, which has driven France’s agricultural ecosystem since 2001 . The amendment proposes transferring its missions—market monitoring, communication, and support of organic producers—to other bodies like FranceAgriMer or the Ministry of … Read more