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Marine Le Pen candidate en 2017 (DR) The RN leader has had her disqualification period reduced to 45 months on appeal, paving the way for a fourth presidential bid. However, she will have to wear an electronic tag for a year. Will she agree to this? L’article Marine Le Pen eligible to run for president est apparu en premier sur FrenchDailyNews.
Avion Pilatus PC-6 (By JDrewes (see www.jandrewes.de), slight edit by Alvesgaspar – Own work, CC BY-SA 3.0) On Sunday, June 28, 2026, a Pilatus PC-6 crashed near Nancy in the town of Tomblaine, killing all eleven people on board. The victims included five experienced skydiving instructors, five first-time tandem skydivers, and one pilot. The accident is the deadliest general aviation disaster in France in several decades. L’article Nancy Plane Crash: 11 Dead, Victims Identified as Investigation Begins est apparu en premier sur FrenchDailyNews.
Eleven people killed in a plane crash in Tomblaine (54) A light aircraft crashed late Sunday morning near the Auchan supermarket in Tomblaine, in the Meurthe-et-Moselle department, close to the city of Nancy. The crash occurred at around 11:00 a.m. on a road adjacent to the shopping center, without striking any nearby homes. According to the Prefect of Meurthe-et-Moselle, the accident claimed 11 lives. None of the people on board survived. L’article 11 killed in plane crash near Nancy est apparu en premier sur FrenchDailyNews.
The Ministry of Finance in Paris (Bercy). Jean-François Gornet / Flickr, CC BY-SA France has crossed a critical threshold as its public debt exceeded 3.5 trillion in the first quarter of 2026, reaching 117.5 of GDP. The French Court of Auditors has sounded the alarm over what it describes as an “alarming” fiscal situation, as public deficits hit record levels and debt-interest costs continue to soar. L’article France: Public Debt Surges Past 3.5 Trillion, Raising Serious Concerns est apparu en premier sur FrenchDailyNews.
Le Panthéon, Paris (Par Moonik — Travail personnel, CC BY-SA 3.0) On June 23, 2026, Marc Bloch and his wife, Simonne Vidal, will symbolically enter the Panthéon, completing a republican rite that recognizes the extraordinary contribution of the founder of the Annales School to French historiography. L’article Marc Bloch at the Panthéon: A republican ritual honoring the historian est apparu en premier sur FrenchDailyNews.
Tulsi Gabbard declassifies an explosive report The Director of National Intelligence has revealed the existence of more than 120 U.S.-funded biological laboratories in over 30 countries, including several dozen in Ukraine. This revelation has reignited the debate on transparency and biosafety. L’article U.S. biolabs abroad: Tulsi Gabbard declassifies an explosive report est apparu en premier sur FrenchDailyNews.
OGM (DR) On June 17, 2026, the European Parliament formally adopted regulations governing “New Genomic Techniques” (NGTs), marking a major turning point for European agriculture. L’article NGTs: Europe legalizes a new generation of GMOs est apparu en premier sur FrenchDailyNews.
Dollars for Ukraine (Photo Unlimphotos) Dollars, and more dollars! According to exclusive information published by Politico, Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov will present an emergency aid request for 20 billion on June 18 at the next meeting of the Ukraine Defense Contact Group in the Ramstein format. L’article Kyiv Requests an Additional 20 Billion to “Burn” Russia est apparu en premier sur FrenchDailyNews.
Ukraine at war; weapons from all over the world (Flickr) Half way through the fifth year of the war in Ukraine it is reasonable to ask why it has lasted so long. Why has Russia not crushed Ukraine quickly as expected, it is after all a much bigger country with a far greater population and industry to call on? L’article Ukraine: Why the long war? est apparu en premier sur FrenchDailyNews.
Justice (Pixabay) The disappearance and subsequent death of 11-year-old Lyhanna, whose body was found on June 4 in a grain silo in the Gers region, has triggered an unprecedented institutional crisis in France. Politicians are shifting the blame onto the prosecutors, who are doing the best they can with the resources at their disposal. L’article The Lyhanna case: open season on judges est apparu en premier sur FrenchDailyNews.
