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Euthanasia will also be legal in the French Basque Country after the French parliament has recognised the right to assisted death
Until now, the Claeys-Leonetti Act passed in 2016 allowed for deep and continuous sedation for people with terminal illness and short life expectancy. The bill had previously been passed three times by the National Assembly, but has been rejected by the Conservative majority Senate.
A fire has burned down some of the popular forest in Fontainebleau, and it may have been intentional
A fire in the forest of Fontainebleau, south-east of Paris, has already burned some 800 hectares, French Interior Minister Laurent Núñez said on Monday.
The Tour will cut off its third stage today and finish in Les Angles for the fires, without an audience
The organisers of the French race have decided to change the final section of the third stage, which links Granollers with Les Angles, due to forest fires in southern France.
More than 3,000 people have been evacuated by a forest fire in Northern Catalonia
Josu Urrutikoetxea has been acquitted in his last trial in France
The Paris Court of Appeal has found Josu Urrutikoetxea, who was a member of ETA, innocent, so that once his lawsuits in France had been completed, the way would be open for his surrender to Spain.
11 people die in a plane crash in eastern France
Eleven people died on Sunday after a plane crashed in Tomblain, in the vicinity of the city of Nancy, north-east of France. The prefecture of the department of Meurthe and Mosela reported that the plane on which the parachute was to be parachuted and all the passengers were killed. The victims were the pilot, five instructors and five people who were planning to parachute into the tandem.
Trump on arrival at G7: "I hope Ormuz will be fully open from Friday."
The leaders participating in the G7 summit are already in the French town of Evian-les-Bains. As soon as they land, US President Donald Trump and French leader Emmanuel Macron have held a bilateral meeting.
There was a massive demonstration in Geneva against the G7 summit, and riots broke out at the end
The French authorities have not allowed any demonstrations, so the No G7 has called for the mobilization to take place in Geneva . In general, the march has been peaceful, although a group of demonstrators have thrown stones and flares, and the police have fired tear gas.
The rape and murder of Lyhanna girl has sparked outrage in France
The French Government has acknowledged that the justice system has made "mistakes", as the main suspects of the murder were reported at least five times for rape or sexual assault of minors, some of which were dismissed and no action was ever taken.
The Paris Court of Appeal has ordered the surrender of Josu Urrutikoetxea to the Spanish authorities
According to judicial sources, the surrender of the former ETA leader "will not take place until the French proceedings under way have been completed" and is not a final decision, since an appeal in cassation may be lodged.
One dead, dozens wounded, nearly 900 arrested and 178 officers beaten in the riots following the PSG victory
The Minister of the Interior has explained that 45% more arrests were made than last year, when a large police apparatus was deployed across the country in anticipation of riots. French President Emmanuel Macron said he was "fed up with unacceptable scenes of violence."
France calls for an urgent meeting of the UN Security Council for Israeli operations in Lebanon
In mid-April, Israel established a "yellow line" (such as the one it applies in Gaza) that runs about ten kilometres from the border between the two countries, and the perimeter between them was invaded by Israeli troops.
More than 400 people arrested in France in incidents following the PSG's Champions League victory
There have been numerous fires, vandalism and clashes with the police in various parts of France during the night, and at least seven officers have been injured.
France overrides a 17th-century slave law
The Act signed by Louis XIV in 1685, known as the Black Code, equated slaves with real estate. Slavery was abolished in 1848, but the Black Code has not been repealed to this day. It is believed that the French colonial system made it possible for 1.5 to 2 million people to be slaves.
Aitor Etxebarria puts music on his diving work "The Black Mirror Experience"
The Spanish film The Black Mirror Experience is a immersion work based on the famous television series, which seeks the award for the competitive Immersive section of the Cannes Festival.
1,700 people have been confined on a cruise ship in Bordeaux due to an outbreak of gastroenteritis
Gastroenteritis has caused the appearance of dozens of cases with the death and symptoms of a passenger. The health authorities are conducting tests to determine the source of the infection, which is believed to be food poisoning.
Several families have reported TikTok in France as causing suicide and mental problems among young people
The complaint includes the case of the family of five girls who committed suicide, as well as 10 girls and boys with anorexia, depression or suicidal tendencies who report that the social network abused vulnerability because minors are vulnerable and the social network exploits that vulnerability.
Six gendarmes have been injured in clashes during the massive "rave" that began last Thursday
These days a legal process is under way in France which provides for the tightening of the law to prevent such clandestine holidays.
The leftist Mélenchon will run for the French presidency in 2027
"Privileges and racism are what hurt our country the most," the leftist politician has denounced, who has ensured that if he wins the French presidency he will ally himself with Spain and "some Latin American countries" to confront Donald Trump and the US in Israel.
33 intoxicated, 600 fines and two deactivated shells in a massive three-day rave in France
In the Raven called Le Teknival , 40,000 people gathered on Saturday. The legislative process to ban these illegal music gatherings is underway in France, where the party was organised to protest against it, in the hometown of the Minister of the Interior, in a military compound.