France News in English

Good morning! It’s 12th January, and here’s your France daily news capsule.

Donald Trump claims Iranian leaders are ready to negotiate amid ongoing protests in Iran.

Nicolas Maduro asserts from prison that Venezuelans are resilient fighters despite their struggles.

Avalanches in the Alps have tragically claimed six lives over the weekend, shocking the region.

Russian forces are advancing in Ukraine, making gains in Vovtchansk and Pokrovsk regions.

Marine Le Pen faces declining popularity as voters favor Jordan Bardella ahead of the next election.

Meta urges Australia to lift its ban on social media access for those under sixteen.

Golden Globes 2026 honors Timothée Chalamet and Wagner Moura among other cinematic achievements.

Storm Goretti continues to disrupt electricity in five communities, causing significant damage.

Ski resorts are overwhelmed with visitors eager to hit the slopes after recent snowfall.

Jerome Powell, the Fed chair, faces a subpoena from the U.S. Justice Department amid scrutiny.

In Syria, Kurdish forces have agreed to withdraw from Aleppo as the government regains control.

Over 15,000 hectares have been devastated by wildfires in Argentine Patagonia since Monday.

Studies link food preservatives to increased risks of diabetes and cancer, raising health concerns.

Neural implants are sparking discussions about the future of human enhancement and repair.

Two lawmakers express concern over the lack of monkeypox prevention measures in La Réunion.

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