France’s government has promised to replace Parcoursup, the university admissions platform, and to invest in schools and student support, offering a package of concessions aimed at defusing weeks of protests over education and the rising cost of living.
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At 27, the France captain is still chasing a trophy he has coveted since childhood, after narrowly missing out at Monday's ceremony in London.
safety
Following a series of recent protests in France that have seen public buildings damaged and clashes with police, the government is pushing ahead with a controversial bill aimed at making people pay for damage caused during public gatherings....
parks
Patients in France are increasingly rejecting the "glitter" of the annual breast cancer awareness campaign of Pink October. They say celebrations and cosmetic tie-ins can feel far removed from the reality of treatment and act as a smokescreen for political inaction and the danger...
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On Monday evening, thousands gathered to express fear and emotion after the killing of Pengo Bossio Wangi.
schools
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...
Local
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....
government
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....
schools
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....
