France News in English

Good morning! It’s 17th December, and here’s your France daily news capsule.

Farmers mobilize as Europe tackles contagious nodular dermatitis with total culling and vaccination.

Sébastien Lecornu assures government is focused on passing the state budget after PLFSS adoption.

Prosecutors demand prison time for Lafarge executives in a case described as shocking cynicism.

In Ukraine, Moscow criticizes European roles amid ongoing conflict and rising oil prices.

Emmanuel Macron faces backlash after blocking food donations while promoting economic measures in Marseille.

Nicolas Sarkozy could face trial alongside Carla Bruni as new allegations emerge against him.

Parents seek private coaching for the Parcoursup platform as they feel unprepared for 2026.

Five-year prison sentence requested for a Nantes school worker accused of sexual assault.

Debate heats up over reopening brothels in France, with strong opposition from the left.

AESH workers fight for better pay and recognition in their roles within inclusive education.

Donald Trump imposes maritime blockade targeting Venezuelan oil to undermine Nicolás Maduro.

Sydney attack raises concerns as misinformation spreads about the assailants involved.

Eastern Europe strengthens defenses against Russian threats as tensions continue to rise.

The EU halts plans to ban thermal vehicle sales by 2035 amid challenges in the automotive sector.

Tuberculosis case reported in a Brittany school, prompting health screenings for students.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!