France’s government has promised to replace the Parcoursup university admissions platform and invest in schools and student support, offering a package of concessions aimed at easing weeks of protests over education and rising living costs.
On Monday, the education and higher education ministers presented the government's plan to address the crisis. These measures, which roll back some reforms introduced under Emmanuel Macron's presidency, target longstanding problems that have come under repeated criticism over the...
Thousands of people gathered in cities including Paris, Lyon and Marseille on Monday evening, following a deadly attack that killed one person and left five others wounded....
For foreigners in France, a politician's immigration policy can have a direct impact on their life, love, work and visa - here's a look at the policies of the candidates in the 2027 presidential election, from the far-left to the far-right....
The French government has announced a series of educational reforms after meeting with lycée students leaders, including a reform of the Parcoursup university places system and the recruitment of extra teachers, but students have been urged to continue their protests....
President Emmanuel Macron on Monday gave his full support to security forces as France prepared for a third consecutive weekend of protests over the poor state of schools and the rising cost of living....