Stories from France

Two-thirds of French citizens consider a diesel cap insufficient, according to BFM Radio.

An omission within this bill has been characterized as a way to appease the far-right, who reportedly oppose any ideology of repentance regarding France's historical role.

Bruno Le Maire, who served as France's Minister of Economy and Finance for seven years, is publishing a book. The book will recount his encounters with figures such as Trump and Putin. It will also address the causes of France's national debt, which some attribute to his tenure.

Dominique Buisson, Secretary General of the National Taxi Federation, has alerted the French government about rising fuel costs impacting the sector in Ile-de-France. Business failures in the taxi sector increased by 61% in the first quarter compared to the previous year. Business failures in France increased in March, with rises in services to households, social action, health, and transportation sectors. Failures in agriculture and forestry also saw an increase. Health authorities are monitoring the situation closely. Health officials are investigating the cause of the rise. Further details on the scope and cause of the rise were not immediately available.

Police forces are equipped for a protracted battle against people smuggling gangs. Migrants have been observed running through the night and boarding small boats near Dunkirk.

A suspect had previously questioned elected officials on Thursday regarding a housing issue.

A new exhibition at the Villa Carmignac on Porquerolles island, located off the Giens peninsula, is being highlighted. The event is featured as a sunny walk segment on Europe 1.

The Museum of Hunting and Nature in Paris is hosting an exhibition featuring photographer Charles Fréget. Some of the works displayed were specially designed for this exhibition.

A law or decree described as being 'against humanity' is scheduled to be promulgated on May 20.

A new measure or policy is expected to come into force in one week.