France News in English

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

Seventy-two French departments on red alert as heatwave affects over fifty million residents.

A cliff collapses in Biarritz, claiming one woman's life, while a diver remains missing.

In the Lyhanna case, a magistrate claims to be "already sanctioned" without a chance to defend herself.

Brittany hits a scorching 42 degrees Celsius, breaking thirteen historical temperature records.

The White House requests an eighty-eight billion dollar budget increase for urgent needs in Iran.

Five people in France identified as possible Ebola contacts have been placed in isolation.

Météo-France warns of a very high risk of wildfires in Deux-Sèvres and Haute-Garonne.

The heatwave is causing roads to melt, threatening multiple traffic routes across France.

At least thirty-two dead and over seven hundred injured after two powerful earthquakes in Venezuela.

Kiev announces preemptive strikes as Trump praises Zelensky for holding strong in Ukraine.

The Iranian government accuses NATO of complicity in the ongoing conflict against them.

Renault plans voluntary departures for eight hundred engineers in France by the end of twenty twenty-seven.

Good news as fuel prices continue to drop, with diesel now around one seventy-five per liter.

A significant asteroid will pass close to Earth this Saturday, visible with binoculars.

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