France will tighten its laws on incest, President Emmanuel Macron said in a series of tweets on Saturday, after publication of a book accusing a top French political commentator of abusing his stepson sparked outrage across the country. Macron said on his Twitter account that
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France has passed a law protecting the countryside’s “sensory heritage” from attempts to stifle the everyday aspects of rural life from newcomers looking for peace and quiet. No longer will lily-livered weekending urbanites be able to complain about the smell of pigs or slurry-spreading, or
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For the better part of two decades, the French port city of Calais has enjoyed a steady stream of Brits making a quick stopover with one mission in mind: to stock up on wine and other alcohol at a steep discount and haul the goods
With a half-empty office floor and a whole team in quarantine, the new norm at one company in Paris illustrates the reality weighing on Europe’s biggest business district. Normally a hive of activity and teeming with workers, shoppers and tourists, La Defense, on the French
Given the worsening epidemic situation in France, the country is once again on lockdown. On Thursday, October 29th, the Minister of Labour stressed the importance of working from home in the fight against the spread of the coronavirus. “Working from home will be widespread wherever
The National Assembly voted in the first reading, Wednesday, October 28th, the budget of National Education for the year 2021. Four hundred million euros will be released for teachers. Wednesday evening, the National Assembly voted in the first reading the National Education budget for 2021.
The first estimates of a national survey published on Friday, October 9th revealed that 4.5% of the French population had developed antibodies against the COVID-19 during the month of May. A vast study The results of the survey, known as EpiCov, drawn up by Inserm
According to a survey conducted by the Order of Nurses from October 2nd to 7th, nearly 40% of French nurses want to change careers. “When will this stop?” Facing the second wave of the coronavirus epidemic, the Order of Nurses carried out a survey of
According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), people who decide to withdraw from social life, for fear of the COVID-19 epidemic, could cause economic paralysis. “The analysis suggests that…” When asked why the global economic rebound is not happening given that the lockdown restrictions have
Despite a decline in tobacco sales quantities related to the lockdown in 2020, French government revenue from tobacco duties is expected to increase by 10%. A decrease in tobacco sales volume Because of the confinement caused by the novel coronavirus, cross-border tobacco sales have been