Covid-19 not only changed the way we shop or take public transport. For singles, it has redefined the way of seduction. A survey conducted by Ifop for the Pornhub website, and published by Le Parisien, reveals the tremendous changes that those who are looking for
From January 1, 2021, the price of the standard green stamp will be over 1 euro. The French postal service La Poste justifies the price increase by “the acceleration of the decline in mail volumes”. This is a milestone. In 2021, there will no longer
Many workers’ lives have been abruptly upended by the coronavirus pandemic, as job losses in tourism, air travel, food and drink and other industries hit those both on fixed contracts and in the informal sector. From employees making a comfortable living, to others just scraping
The public television channels France 4 and France Ô were supposed to stop broadcasting on Sunday, August 9, but were given a slight grace period. The future of France 4 and France Ô seemed clear-cut: the two channels were due to go off the air
According to the Scientific Council, the agency advising the government, a second wave of Covid-19 is “highly possible” in France as early as this autumn. “The balance is fragile and we can tip over at any moment” towards an uncontrolled resumption of the Covid-19 epidemic
The Minister of Ecological Transition Barbara Pompili confirmed that the ban on heated terraces will be postponed until winter 2021 to help the restaurants and bars businesses get back on their feet. They finally won, in part, their battle. After several weeks of calling out
As part of its ecological shift, the government has announced a plan to revive night trains. But its strategy remains unclear, while their development involves some difficulties. Expected to disappear a few years ago and abandoned for a long time by the public authorities, the
The number of automatic teller machines (ATM) is constantly falling in France. In 2019, this decrease of slightly over 4% hit the most densely populated areas of the country, according to Banque de France figures. There are fewer and fewer automatic teller machines (ATM) in
A study suggests that many French people still consider the roads as garbage dumps. Naturally, they always have a good reason and point out the responsibility of others! The number is impressive. Every day, 25 tons of litter are collected along the highways. On this
The case of Jacqueline Sauvage had aroused intense mobilisation in France. Jacqueline Sauvage, who was sentenced to 10 years in prison for the murder of her violent husband and pardoned by President François Hollande, died at 72. Jacqueline Sauvage, who had become a symbolic figure