Stories from France

Millions of people have utilized an online search tool, made available since early April by the weekly Ditsay, to access Nazi party (NSDAP) files. This tool simplifies a process that previously required complicated requests to archives.

A mother, Daniel, sought a peace judge to evict her son, Xavier, from the family home due to their worsening relationship. The son reportedly viewed this action as a "declaration of war" and reacted extremely negatively. The source questioned if Daniel was afraid of her son.

Signals indicate a desire to restart dialogue and renew bilateral discussions that have been frozen for several months. Ambassador François Romaté is returning to his post, marking a potential diplomatic rapprochement.

The 33rd and penultimate day of the French Ligue 1 championship begins tonight with a single match. Racing Club de Lens, currently second in the standings and six points behind PSG, will face Nantes, which is on the verge of relegation.

Artist Carmen Luntzman is advocating for free, living, and borderless music, as part of a concert.

Director Fabien Gorgé's film 'C'est quoi l'amour' features Laure Calami and Vincent Mackay in lead roles. The plot follows a couple, Marguerite and Fred, who must prove their previous marriage was invalid.

Maryam Saleh has released a new album, which is described as a film about the history of documentary cinema.

Emma is awaiting justice for her best friend and other girlfriends who were targeted by threats. The report, signed by Mathieu Bonheur, states that Martine, president of La Voix de l'Enfant, an association defending children's rights, was contacted regarding the case.

Separately, Sébastien Chenu was reported at La Défense, a major business district in Paris often associated with government ministries.

Emmanuel Grégoire, First Deputy Mayor of Paris, is scheduled to visit Saint-Dominique school in the 7th arrondissement on Monday.