The French amusement park has been recognized with an international entertainment award for its innovative Fireline Redwood attraction, boosting regional tourism.

The municipal government of Rennes has activated a strict permit-to-rent framework, requiring safety and sanitation inspections to eliminate substandard housing in the city center.

Municipal authorities in Strasbourg have confirmed that seven new restaurant franchises will open at the Place des Halles center by early next year to revitalize the city center.

The popularity of a Mediterranean plant-based recipe from Greek chef Dina Nikolaou has gone viral, reflecting a shift in Parisian dining preferences toward sustainable options.

The agency ANSSI has successfully detected and stopped a sophisticated wave of ransomware attacks targeting public hospital databases.

The Grand Palais has reopened with a massive retrospective of 180 works by Paul Cézanne, serving as a major cultural attraction for the European autumn.

Representing thousands of small and medium businesses, the union has proposed 27 economic measures, including payroll tax reductions, ahead of the presidential election.

The right-wing leader has officially declared his candidacy for the upcoming election, marking his fourth attempt to win the presidency.

Positioning himself as the primary centrist heir to Emmanuel Macron, Gabriel Attal has signaled an intensification of his political organizing ahead of the national elections.

The prominent conservative figure and Mayor of Cannes has launched a critique of the government's macroeconomic record, focusing his anticipated campaign on cutting public debt.

In a prime-time interview on CNEWS, the former president criticized the current administration's inability to control structural deficits and restore industrial competitiveness.