France News in English

Good morning! It’s 19th January, and here’s your France daily news capsule.

Europe considers an anti-coercion tool against the U.S. as tensions rise.

Sébastien Lecornu reassures business leaders about the upcoming budget challenges.

Syrian president announces a ceasefire agreement with Kurdish forces amid ongoing conflict.

Maxence Brovillé crowned Mister France 2026, revealing a controversial past.

Nobel Committee clarifies statements following comments from Trump and Machado.

Paris gathers in sadness and anger to honor El Hacen Diarra after tragic events.

Gérald Darmanin allows prison guards to use incapacitating devices for safety.

Orange relocates employees after gunfire incident at its Marseille site.

Rachida Dati announces her imminent departure from the government ahead of municipal elections.

EU stands firm on defending Greenland's sovereignty amid rising geopolitical tensions.

Ukraine's chief negotiator reports substantial discussions with the U.S. on security guarantees.

At least five people die in a train accident in southern Spain, investigation ongoing.

In Kyiv, residents face winter's challenges with resilience despite ongoing military threats.

Mark Carney's new partnership with China challenges U.S. dominance in global trade.

Experts warn of a potential spike in flu cases by the end of January.

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