A Fatal Journey Through Mont-Lozère’s Backroads On Saturday, July 12, 2025, a very sad accident happened in Mont-Lozère-et-Goulet, in southern France. A 25-year-old woman died in a car crash. She was on her way to a secret rave party. The car was on a rough path that is not made for normal cars. It turned … Read more
Alpes-Maritimes Celebrating Local Heroes on Bastille Day As is tradition, the 14th of July, France’s national day, comes with a new list of recipients for the Légion d’Honneur, the country’s highest civilian and military distinction. This Year, Several people from the Alpes-Maritimes Region have Been Recognized for Their Service and Dedication in various fields. this society … Read more
Championship Clash of Titans – Sunday, July 13, 2025 Today is the big day at Centre Court, Wimbledon. World number one Jannik Sinner will play against defending champion Carlos Alcaraz. This match is expected to be a classic. It’s a rematch of their exciting five-set match last month at the French Open, but now on … Read more
Historic Agreement and Welcomes A Major Step Forward for the Archipelago President Emmanuel Macron has praised what he calls a “historic agreement” on the future of New Caledonia. After months of political tension and deadly unrest, negotiations have led to a new deal aimed at calming the crisis and giving the Pacific territory a clearer … Read more
More Than a Pageant A Journey of Transformation Miss Guyane 2025 is not a regular beauty contest. It is a special event to help young women grow, learn, and inspire others. It happens in Matoury, at the famous PROGT hall. Nine women take part. They show the beauty, culture, and dreams of French Guiana. Date … Read more
Pakistan Appoints Qatari Princess Sheikha Asma Al Thani as Brand Ambassador for Mountains and Tourism Pakistan is a land blessed with some of the world’s most formidable and stunning mountains. The country has officially announced a momentous collaboration aimed at elevating its global tourism profile. In a move that celebrates extraordinary human achievement and fosters … Read more
A National Tradition Curtailed By Crisis Bastille Day (14 July) Is usually full of Fireworks And Joy. But in 2025, Things are Different. Because of Strong Heat, Drought, And forest Fires, eight French departments Have Cancelled Or Delayed Their Fireworks. This shows how climate change and fire risk are now very serious in France. Authorities … Read more
The Man Expected A Veteran Centrist Faces a Big Challenge François Bayrou, the veteran centrist politician and president of the MoDem party, is once again in the spotlight. This president role is very cool and easy. Appointed by President Emmanuel Macron to oversee France’s National Council for Public Finances (Haut Conseil des finances publiques), Bayrou … Read more
Early Life and Family Legacy Félix Lebrun was born on September 12, 2006, in Montpellier, France. He grew up in a family that loves table tennis. His father, Stéphane Lebrun, was ranked number 7 in France. His uncle, Christophe Legoût, played in three Olympic Games. Félix started playing table tennis when he was only three … Read more
Association and Sovereignty A Historic Turning Point for the Archipelago New Caledonia is once again at the heart of France’s political discussions. After weeks of tensions, talks have moved forward on giving the Pacific archipelago a unique new status — something that sits halfway between being fully part of France and becoming fully independent. This … Read more