Digital

The debate now goes beyond parental control alone. In Brussels, delayed access for minors to social media is becoming a European policy option. The visual accompanies this regulatory shift.

Society

Brussels moves toward a possible EU minimum age for children on social media after von der Leyen’s signal

2026-05-12

Automated driving sparks debate through its technical imagination. Between innovation, political concern, and industrial rivalry, the issue becomes a test of sovereignty.

Science

Clément Beaune warns Europe that self-driving cars are now a sovereignty test against US and Chinese rivals

2026-05-11

A person holds a burning newspaper while other copies appear in the background like the remains of a threatened media landscape. The image gives a dramatic form to the idea of the press going up in flames and sums up the democratic tension at the heart of the issue.

Society

When local news fades in France, democratic accountability blurs across cities and smaller territories

2026-04-21

In a Paris middle school, the challenge is not limited to reducing screen time. The workshop observed by franceinfo shows how teens describe the reflex to scroll and the difficulty of stopping. This scene gives concrete form to the political debate reignited on April 16, 2026.

Society

Teen social media addiction : why schools are already the first line of defense as regulation still lags

2026-04-16

The setting Earth, photographed through an Orion porthole at 12:41 a.m. Paris time on April 7, 2026, during Artemis II’s lunar flyby. © NASA.

Science

Artemis II breaks Apollo 13’s record, crosses the far side and sees a solar eclipse

2026-04-07

At Prisma Media, the March 30, 2026 announcement marks a social upheaval of rare scale in French magazine publishing. The group confirms 261 job cuts out of about 650 employees, while several newsrooms and departments enter a zone of uncertainty.

Society

Prisma Media’s 261 planned job cuts could reshape France’s magazine press beyond one restructuring

2026-04-01

Phones pass from hand to hand in a familiar scene of connected adolescence. It is precisely in this everyday banality that the state says darker trajectories may be forming.

Society

TikTok: how France’s Education Ministry pushed the case from public alarm into the judicial arena

2026-03-27

On store shelves and at the pump, this is not yet a general price surge. The immediate issue is rather a rise in energy costs that could eat into household budgets. French institutions still describe it as a partial shock and remain cautious about its ultimate magnitude.

Society

Why France’s INSEE and central bank see new price risks

2026-03-25

In this classroom, the phone is no longer within immediate reach. The image captures the heart of the French debate: beyond the ban, it’s the practical organization of a phone-free day that’s being tested.

Society

How France is testing phone-free schools from middle school to high school

2026-03-25

This image does not document OnlyFans. Yet it evokes the intimate economy established by the platform, where self-exposure becomes a resource, labor, and a condition for visibility. It supports the central idea of the text without claiming to show a real case.

Society

After Leonid Radvinsky’s death, France reopens the OnlyFans debate

2026-03-25

A woman works at her screen in a very ordinary office scene. This image reminds us that the information battle often depends on quiet acts of verification, correction, and proofreading. As a local election approaches, these details can influence public perception.

Society

How Wikipedia is handling disinformation risks before France’s municipal elections

2026-03-20

The World Happiness Report 2026 notes that teens do not all experience social media the same way. Between interactions with close ones, intensive use, and exposure to certain content, well-being varies according to practices and social context.

Society

World Happiness Report 2026 warns about social media and teens

2026-03-20