Stories from Paris · France

A book and podcast produced by INA feature interviews with a dozen female journalists who have won the prestigious Albert Londres Prize. Journalist Florence Dauchet compiled these stories of women reporters.

The cost of land in Faubourg-Alberg is currently high, with two main reasons cited for the increase. Financialization, involving speculation on the limited resource of land, is one primary factor.

An individual made a statement, "I would never have killed Greg if Pam hadn't asked me to." This direct quote suggests a confession or testimony related to the murder of a person named Greg, with the speaker implicating a third party, Pam, as the instigator.

A far-right group, identified as the May 9th committee, is organizing demonstrations scheduled for this Saturday.

RFI and France 24 are hosting a special edition debate this Saturday at Place de la République in Paris. The discussion will focus on how Europe can invest for the daily lives of Europeans, future priorities, and preserving the social model.

A supplement related to oil can reach 14 euros per ticket, according to the source.

European countries, under the presidency of France, believe that agreements should now include protective measures from the European Union. These measures would be applicable if the American side begins to change conditions during the implementation of the agreement.

The future French aircraft carrier, France Libre, may be equipped for next-generation laser weapons. Naval ships are evolving rapidly with modular designs, which requires sailors to train on new weapon systems.

A concert by artist Laurie Anderson, recorded last year in France, is currently available for streaming on arte.tv. The broadcast noted that Anderson is also known as the companion of Lou Reed.

Boris Vallaud and his faction, comprising 24 members including 21 national secretaries, have departed from the party's leadership. This departure highlights tensions with Olivier Faure in recent weeks, particularly concerning the left-wing primary for the presidential election, which Vallaud had refused. Socialist deputy Arthur Delaporte stated that this departure changes nothing, as Vallaud was already in disagreement with the party's strategy. His decision was due to divergences with First Secretary Olivier Faure, particularly concerning the strategy for the upcoming presidential election. A political party in France secured less than 5% of the votes in a recent election. This outcome means the party will not be reimbursed for its campaign loans, according to reports.