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Algeria Plans Return Program for Its Nationals Living Abroad Illegally

TEC News January 14, 2026

Individuals who have committed violent crimes—or have been involved in drug or arms trafficking—will be excluded from the proposed Algerian scheme.

France Records More Deaths Than Births for First Time Since WWII

TEC News January 13, 2026

New official figures show collapsing birth rates, a rapidly ageing population, and immigration now driving all population growth.

Le Pen Appeals Ruling That Could Bar Her From 2027 Race

Michael Curzon January 13, 2026

The case returns to court after a conviction triggered a political storm and cast doubt over the future of France’s most prominent challenger to the establishment.

Diversity High Commission: Macron’s Latest Bad Idea

Hélène de Lauzun January 13, 2026

The French president is considering creating a public body based on racial criteria.

French MPs Block Proposed Insurance Levy to Fund Migrant Riot Damage

TEC News January 12, 2026

A proposed surcharge to cover the cost of rioting has been blocked in a French parliamentary committee.

France: Two Elections Instead of One?

Hélène de Lauzun January 12, 2026

Should a no-confidence motion succeed, a new election is a more likely outcome than the appointment of yet another government of losers.

Storm Goretti Triggers Red Alerts, Power Outages Across France and Britain

TEC News January 9, 2026

Hurricane-force gusts knock out power, halt trains, and batter coastal areas in Western Europe.

France’s Budget Minister Amélie de Montchalin reacts as she attends a session of questions to the government at The National Assembly in Paris on January 7, 2026.

French 2026 Budget May Be Adopted Bypassing Parliament

TEC News January 8, 2026

Budget minister Amélie de Montchalin says all options remain on the table as France starts the year without an agreed state budget.

Russia and France Swap Jailed Researcher for Basketball Player

TEC News / AFP January 8, 2026

Moscow released French academic Laurent Vinatier, who was imprisoned on espionage-related charges.

A French farmer holds a mock up cross with a message reading "sovereignty" in front of the National Assembly during a demonstration of Coordination Rurale (CR) as part of a nationwide day of protests to push the French government to block the Mercosur trade deal, on January 8, 2026.

Ireland, Hungary Confirm ‘No’ Vote on EU–Mercosur Pact

TEC News January 8, 2026

Deputy PM Simon Harris said the Commission’s concessions fall short for Irish citizens, while Hungary’s Péter Szijjártó said Brussels is ignoring Hungarian farmers.

Tag: France

Algeria Plans Return Program for Its Nationals Living Abroad Illegally

France Records More Deaths Than Births for First Time Since WWII

Le Pen Appeals Ruling That Could Bar Her From 2027 Race

Diversity High Commission: Macron’s Latest Bad Idea

French MPs Block Proposed Insurance Levy to Fund Migrant Riot Damage

France: Two Elections Instead of One?

Storm Goretti Triggers Red Alerts, Power Outages Across France and Britain

French 2026 Budget May Be Adopted Bypassing Parliament

Russia and France Swap Jailed Researcher for Basketball Player

Ireland, Hungary Confirm ‘No’ Vote on EU–Mercosur Pact

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