France News in English

Good morning! It’s 29th June, and here’s your France daily news capsule.

The United States announces a mutual suspension of attacks with Iran for now.

Red alert for heatwaves ends nationwide, but five departments remain on orange alert.

Gérald Darmanin faces growing opposition from lawyers and judges over his proposed law.

Moscow admits Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries are causing fuel shortages.

The first human toll from the heatwave sparks criticism against the French government.

The government plans to cut the list of eligible renovations for MaPrimeRénov'.

Brittany remains extremely vigilant as heatwave-related mortality rates rise.

A plane crash near Nancy raises concerns over potential technical failures.

Severe storms in Paris leave train services disrupted and the Eiffel Tower struck by lightning.

Afghanistan reports at least 25 deaths from Pakistani airstrikes on Taliban factions.

Donald Trump criticizes Washington's likely future mayor, labeling her a communist.

New laws affecting birth leave, gas prices, and small package taxes take effect July 1st.

Apple shifts to a blacklisted Chinese manufacturer to reduce costs amid rising prices.

The CEO of Micron warns that memory shortages could last until 2028.

Bad Bunny's upcoming concerts in France lead to a surge in train bookings from fans.

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