A 100 billion euros recovery plan in France, 30 of which are devoted to the ecological transition, compared with 130 in Germany, 35 of which are for the green transition. “Historical” is how Prime Minister Jean Castex described the French recovery plan presented by the
On September 4th, 2000, the CAC 40 was close to 7000 points. It has experienced several shocks from which it has still not recovered. Just 20 years ago the CAC 40 was close to 7,000 points. On September 4th, 2000, the leading index of the
A 60-year-old man was bitten in his sleep by a spider, causing necrosis of his hand. The man’s misadventure could be the biggest nightmare for arachnophobes. Which person with a deep-rooted fear of spiders has never had an unpleasant dream in which a little eight-legged
Summer time is rave time in France but this year battle lines have been drawn between authorities alarmed at the risk of coronavirus and serious party-goers determined to dance on. Ravers, called “teufeurs” in French back slang, speak of “resistance” against a crackdown by security
If the government’s promises are kept, there should soon be 6,500 spaces to house women and children who are victims of violence. The State will create one thousand additional accommodation places for victims of domestic violence besides the 1,000 already planned previously, Prime Minister Jean
In July, French people saved 16 billion euros, i.e. over 2.5 times the average amount of deposits collected each month for the past three years, according to the Bank of France. Introducing the recovery plan to prepare France for 2030 on Thursday, September 3rd, Prime
Making no noise, the trees are dying out in the forests of France. Global warming and successive droughts are to blame. French trees are suffering. And with them, they threaten our forests with extinction. “Three successive dry springs and summers, we’ve seen nothing like this,”
Hair salons’ turnover was even more affected than the hotel and restaurants sector in France. Customers have not yet returned to the hair salons, where a drop in traffic of up to 40% has been recorded. Worrying for the future of an entire profession, the
Even if the trend is still towards short first names, the coronavirus epidemic and the environmental context might shape those of the years to come. Once again this year, parents have given shorter first names to their children. This is confirmed by the new edition
France moves up 4 places in the global innovation ranking, climbing to the 12th position, according to the GII international index. A significant improvement, according to the INSEAD business school. But France remains behind the United Kingdom (4th in the ranking) and Germany (9th). Thanks