France News in English

Good morning! It’s 25th January, and here’s your France daily news capsule.

Emmanuel Macron criticizes Donald Trump's comments on NATO allies in Afghanistan as unacceptable.

Kiev and Moscow are set to resume talks as NATO aims to automate its defenses.

A severe snowstorm is expected in the U.S., with the next ten days predicted to be the worst in forty years.

Algeria summons the French chargé d'affaires following the airing of a controversial investigation.

The head of the WHO claims the reasons for the U.S. withdrawal from the organization are false.

A Franco-Iranian shares his anguish over the repression in Iran as internet access is expected to return soon.

The French government finds a compromise on public spending for the 2026 budget.

The U.S. prepares to deport Iranian migrants back to their home country, according to an NGO.

Citgo, a Venezuelan oil company, is now a jackpot for billionaire Paul Singer as private sector oil exploitation is approved.

A list of nearly 150 million usernames and passwords from major platforms has been discovered online.

Ubisoft faces criticism as some celebrate the decline of the French video game giant.

The French military introduces a new weapon capable of striking targets 500 kilometers away.

Winter sales see the iPhone 17 Pro Max finally dropping in price, making it more accessible.

The winter sales are slashing prices on top smartwatches from brands like Garmin and Huawei.

The flu season is peaking, and health officials urge people to follow recommended precautions.

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