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A lifeguard surveys bathers in a public swimming pool on July 2, 2025 in Berlin.

German Public Pools Forced To Up Security Amid Immigrant Youth Misconduct

Zolta Győri July 10, 2026

According to reports, several incidents of assault, harassment, and theft have been attributed to young men of migrant background coming from France.

UK High Court Deals Blow to Starmer Government as Migrants Win Trafficking Case

TEC News July 10, 2026

The UK’s migration pact with France has suffered a fresh legal setback after five migrants won a High Court challenge, with judges warning fast-track removals risk missing trafficking victims.

Morocco’s World Cup Elimination Sparks Riots in Europe as France Locks Down

Javier Villamor July 10, 2026

Paris deployed 20,000 police officers and gendarmes; in the British capital, riot police had to disperse the crowd.

The French Guiana Paradox: Europe’s Most Porous Strategic Frontier

Antoine Bachelin Sena July 10, 2026

Persistent exploitation of legal loopholes in an EU outermost region erodes Europe’s sovereignty claims and creates opportunities for criminal and state-adjacent networks.

Russian President Vladimir Putin attends a ceremony to lay flowers at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier by the Kremlin wall in central Moscow on May 9, 2026.

EU To Relaxe Ban on Russian Soldiers to Favour France, Italy

TEC News July 9, 2026

The European Union is forced to come up with a revised proposal on visas for Russian fighters after two countries rejected the original measure.

Banking Censorship: The Financial Arm of Political Harassment

Hélène de Lauzun July 8, 2026

RN MPs face unexplained bank account closures as banking censorship spreads, raising concerns over political discrimination in France.

Le Pen Back in the Race: A Daring Bet

Hélène de Lauzun July 8, 2026

Marine Le Pen launches a high-stakes 2027 presidential bid, turning her legal battle into the defining gamble of the campaign.

BREAKING: Le Pen Announces She Will Run for President in 2027

Hélène de Lauzun July 7, 2026

The former president of the Rassemblement National has announced that she will appeal to the Court of Cassation and is delighted that the French people are once again being given the choice to vote for her.

Heavy Verdict for RN and Marine Le Pen in Appeal Trial

Hélène de Lauzun July 7, 2026

Even if Le Pen could formally campaign in 2027, the message sent by the court is to prevent her from running for the presidency.

Top Court Rulings Weaken French Ban on Surrogacy

Hélène de Lauzun July 7, 2026

Two recent decisions by France’s Court of Cassation mandate the legalisation of births from surrogacy recognized abroad.

Tag: France

German Public Pools Forced To Up Security Amid Immigrant Youth Misconduct

UK High Court Deals Blow to Starmer Government as Migrants Win Trafficking Case

Morocco’s World Cup Elimination Sparks Riots in Europe as France Locks Down

The French Guiana Paradox: Europe’s Most Porous Strategic Frontier

EU To Relaxe Ban on Russian Soldiers to Favour France, Italy

Banking Censorship: The Financial Arm of Political Harassment

Le Pen Back in the Race: A Daring Bet

BREAKING: Le Pen Announces She Will Run for President in 2027

Heavy Verdict for RN and Marine Le Pen in Appeal Trial

Top Court Rulings Weaken French Ban on Surrogacy

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