In France, hackers took control of supermarket refrigeration systems, changing the temperature of refrigerators and turning off security alerts. French authorities blame an Iranian cyber unit linked to the Revolutionary Guard for the attacks
Hacker attacks continue in France. Now the cold rooms in the blood bank are on the wallpaper
Youth-led protests erupt into street violence in cities across France, Germany, Switzerland, Portugal and Albania
Hundreds of thousands of people are protesting across Europe over the high cost of living, the housing crisis, pensions and the state of education. Clashes with the police in France, Italy, Spain and Albania
The French Ministry of the Interior estimated that there were around 410.000 people at the protests, while the CGT union stated that there were close to 800.000. In Paris, the police used tear gas and water cannons
The Ministry of the Interior has announced that it will hire 70.000 police officers, which will increase the security presence in French cities.
France is preparing for Saturday's protests with a series of bans on gatherings and an increased police and military presence. The courts have already overturned one ban in Paris, and unions and students are calling for peaceful demonstrations
Mass protests, outbreak of violence, social dissatisfaction and record low popularity of the president - Emmanuel Macron once promised a revolution, and now the riots on the streets are opening the door wide for Marine Le Pen
After violent protests in several French cities, President Emmanuel Macron rejected the resignation of Interior Minister Laurent Nunez. Prime Minister Sebastián Lecornu calls a crisis meeting as police and local authorities deal with the aftermath of the riots
French President Macron told the public that he will be uncompromising towards the rioters, and that he understands the people's concerns about rising prices.
About 550.000 people took part in the protests across France, and organizers claim that the number of demonstrators was significantly higher. Although the gatherings were mostly peaceful, in Paris and other cities there were clashes with the police, burning of buildings and looting.
After more than two weeks of protests over poor school conditions, French high school students continue to block schools and protest in the streets. Clashes with the police and accusations of excessive use of force further aggravated the situation
The protest of French high school students entered its third week. A 15-year-old boy was seriously injured in Lens. Authorities say more than 5.000 people, mostly teenagers, have been arrested since the protests began
Protests by French high school students, demanding more funding for education, were extended to universities on Thursday. There were clashes with the police in several cities
Protests by French high school students spread across the country. According to the Ministry of Education, blockades and protests were held in 338 schools, while the police announced that they had arrested 40 people.
In just one French prison, there were 1.826 drone deliveries in less than two months, bringing more than 30 kilograms of drugs into that prison
More than 60.000 people have been evacuated from areas around Madrid due to large forest fires spreading due to high temperatures, drought and strong winds. Firefighters are fighting the fire, while the authorities warn that the danger has not yet passed
Heat waves with temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius have turned parts of Europe into areas of high fire risk. Huge wildfires are raging in France and Spain, forcing more than 300.000 people to flee their homes as firefighters battle fast-moving flames
In France, forest fires have reached the cities. In Spain, about 15 people were evacuated during one night due to the fire
France has fired several civil servants after positive drug tests. Prime Minister Sebastián Lecornu announced the continuation of random checks
England's football team beat France 6:4 in Miami in the match for third place at the World Cup. Bukayo Saka scored a hat-trick and Kylian Mbappe finished the tournament with 10 goals
The French parliament has passed a law legalizing euthanasia for terminally ill patients. Prime Minister Sebastián Lecornu announced an address to the Constitutional Court, in order to ensure that the law is applied in accordance with constitutional principles and human dignity.
Last Tuesday, July 7, 2026, the judicial panel of the Court of Appeal in Paris issued a second-instance verdict in the proceedings against Marine Le Pen and 11 other co-accused from her far-right National Rally (RN) party for "false assistants", RN MEPs. We are talking about a well-developed system of embezzlement of EU public funds in favor of the petty-proprietary party interests of the innermost circle around Le Pen herself. Political analysts, as well as legal and public law specialists, were not afraid to call the verdict "historic".
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, at the invitation of his French counterpart, Emmanuel Macron, attended the military parade on the occasion of Bastille Day in Paris today. Regime tabloids interpreted this event in their own way
With a traditional military parade, France celebrates Bastille Day and the establishment of the values of freedom, equality and fraternity again this July 14. The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, is also attending the event
The quarter-finals of the World Cup will bring four big football confrontations. France and Morocco will repeat the duel from the semifinals of the previous championship, Spain and Belgium are playing for European prestige, England is waiting for Norway, while Argentina and Switzerland decide the last semi-finalist
Judges of the Court of Appeal in Paris found Marine Le Pen guilty of misusing European funds, sentencing her to three years in prison. However, she can potentially participate in the presidential elections
