
French Parliament Votes Down Conscience Clause in Euthanasia Bill
Once the bill passes, medical institutions will be forced to carry out assisted suicide duties, regardless of their religious or ethical objections.

Once the bill passes, medical institutions will be forced to carry out assisted suicide duties, regardless of their religious or ethical objections.

After earlier EU tax plans stalled, France is testing the waters for new levies to help fund Brussels’ €2 trillion mega budget.

The fatal beating of a French teenager, filmed and shared online by the alleged attackers, has renewed concern over immigrant youth violence.

Weekend booze bans in the capital coincide with half-baked attempts to save water that have cut the output of power stations.

The lynching, filmed by one of the aggressors and circulated on social media, has sparked widespread outrage across France, with five young suspects remaining in pre-trial detention.

A year ago, the environmentalist Left protested against air conditioning in schools and hospitals—now they are calling for installing them immediately.

More than 240 arrests, reports of syringe attacks, stabbings, and assaults on law enforcement officers marked the 2026 edition.

The first night of the EU Council Summit descended into an explosive fight over who should represent the EU in diplomatic talks, setting Friday’s discussion about the next seven-year budget up for failure.

For many, it is more than a symbolic victory: it may mark the beginning of a broader paradigm shift on migration.

The public’s growing anger over the state’s failure to protect children and women from repeat offenders is forcing parliament to act.