During his appearance on the broadcast Le Grand Jury on Sunday, September 27th, the Health Minister, Olivier Véran, spoke again about working from home in businesses, reminding that this way is still “encouraged”. “When employers do not play the game, the government must take its
Greenpeace, which conducted a survey on school canteens in France, called for action to serve more vegetarian menus in schools, for the benefit of children and the climate. Community efforts More and more public and private schools are serving a vegetarian menu per week to
As part of World Car Free Day on Tuesday, September 22nd, a survey conducted by the IFOP institute for the website Caroom revealed the wishes of the population living in large urban centres. Reduce the importance of the car in municipalities 1,031 people took part
This is what a survey by the BVA institute for RTL radio and Orange shows. Women are more supportive of uniforms at school in France than men. Wearing uniforms at school is a topic of great conversation While young girls are protesting against the “proper
A few weeks after the start of the school year, thousands of pupils are contaminated by the coronavirus in France. Over 1,000 classes have been closed. Nearly 20 schools closed According to the latest data from the French Education Ministry, which were stopped at midday
Inequalities in living standards have also increased the poverty gap between the wealthiest and poorest households. In 2018, France had some 9.3 million people considered as poor, or 14.8% of the population, according to last figures published Wednesday, September 9th by the National Institute of
A draft law, submitted on Thursday, September 10th before being examined by the Assembly from September 30th onwards, aims to lower the minimum voting age. Will it soon be possible to vote from the age of 16 in France? This is the wish of MPs
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