Debate

On November 18, 2025, LCI brings Raphaël Glucksmann and Éric Zemmour face to face. The debate on national identity turns into a showdown, until David Pujadas intervenes by standing up. Behind the clash, two visions: Identitarian France versus European France, rule of law, and pluralism. In the background, the race for 2027 where the expansion or contraction of the republican camp is at stake.

Society

Glucksmann vs. Zemmour on LCI: a tense duel exposing France’s split

2025-11-19

France 2, November 16, 2025. Borloo maps out the crises. He proposes a 'Perestroika' à la française. And denies any move to Matignon.

Society

Jean-Louis Borloo pushes a ‘French Perestroika’ on France 2

2025-11-17

Marseille 2025, near the Dôme: a 20-year-old man shot dead in broad daylight. Investigation for organized gang murder, possibility of a settling of scores mentioned.

Culture

Marseille 2025: killing near the Dome, possible gangland warning

2025-11-14

Scenic archive: Jesse Hughes, intensity intact, before returning to Paris. On November 13, 2025, he sings 'You'll Never Walk Alone' in Paris for the 10th anniversary of the November 13 attacks. With the Choir of the 13th, music becomes an act of remembrance and sharing. A dual goal: to console the living, to hold onto the names, to not let the night prevail.

Culture

Jesse Hughes sings ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone’ at Paris’s 10th anniversary of the November 13 attacks

2025-11-14

After the letter sent from Berlin, Boualem Sansal receives a presidential pardon from Abdelmadjid Tebboune and is transferred to Berlin on the evening of November 12. Germany covers the flight and medical care, citing humanitarian reasons. The French executive expresses gratitude while Algiers reaffirms its sovereignty.

Society

Sansal pardoned: presidential clemency and Berlin’s quiet role

2025-11-13

The Paris Court of Appeal orders the release of Nicolas Sarkozy under judicial supervision on November 10, 2025. Incarcerated at La Santé since October 21 after being sentenced to five years in prison in the first instance, he has appealed. The judges consider the risks manageable with strict obligations: no contacts, supervised movements, passports surrendered. The procedure continues: the appeal on the merits is expected in the spring, under the watchful eye of a divided public opinion.

Society

Paris appeals court orders Sarkozy’s release under supervision

2025-11-10

November 5, 2025, BHV Marais: Shein Paris store, crowd and protests; threat of a ban in France

Fashion

Shein’s BHV Marais opening ignites Paris as EU DSA pressure mounts

2025-11-06

Following a filmed assault, Sheinbaum filed a complaint on 11/05/2025 and challenged the State. She announced the harmonization of the crime of sexual harassment and a national campaign. Objective: to set a precedent, break the normalization, and protect women from the street to the courtroom.

Society

Claudia Sheinbaum files harassment complaint; national response planned

2025-11-06

Under a threatening sky, Cécile Kohler illustrates the in-between described in the article: released from Evin on November 4, 2025, but unable to return to France. Paris refers to it as a first step, Tehran as a bail and monitoring. Relief exists, but freedom remains suspended.

Society

Bail release in Tehran: Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris, a fragile step in Iran’s hostage diplomacy

2025-11-05

Amid the cameras, Jordan Bardella positions himself as the favorite in the first round of the 2027 presidential election: 35 to 37.5% according to Elabe, based on data from October 30-31, 2025, in mainland France. The National Rally (RN) momentum relies on a loyalty rate of 77 to 82%, contributions from LR/DVD around 26%, and a surge among retirees, accounting for nearly a third of the vote. A narrative of protection and clarity shapes this advantage.

Society

French 2027 presidential poll: Bardella tops Elabe (35–37.5%)

2025-11-03

Franco-Algerian agreement: RN resolution adopted by one vote, 10/30/2025. Strong political signal, without immediate legal effect.

Society

French National Assembly passes a one-vote resolution on the 1968 France–Algeria agreement

2025-11-01

In November 2026, overdrafts will change: they will become loans with a prior offer and a clear APR. The bank will have to check solvency for amounts over €200, explain the costs, and comply with the usury rate. The promise: to protect customers from repeated incident fees. The trade-off: more restricted access for strained budgets.

Society

France overdrafts in 2026: new rules explained

2025-10-30