French news

Around nine million households in France can expect a bank transfer from the tax authorities today as an advance instalment related to tax credits and reductions for ongoing expenses.

February's edition of Connexion will be the first to be delivered wrapped in compostable material made from wheat, potato and corn starch...

President's 2,300-word letter to French, in which he challengers detractors to come up with solutions to a series of issues, public marks formal start of consultation period

The President's open letter translated

Director and author, aged 50, describes attitude as 'a personal problem'

A bill on ‘Votes for Life’  for Britons living overseas is still going through the UK parliament a year after it was introduced – Dr Sue Collard, Senior Lecturer in French Politics and Contemporary European Studies at University of Sussex, considers why it is taking so long and whether it may be passed in time in case of another Brexit referendum or snap election

People are being warned about dangerous emails as scammers are already trying to take advantage of the new prélèvement à la source (PAS) at-source tax.

French President Emmanuel Macron has been criticised after saying that French people must remember the importance of “making an effort”, in his speech at this year’s galette des rois ceremony.

Online giant Amazon has been accused of destroying up to three million unsold-but-new items from its warehouses in France in the past year alone.

The gilets jaunes movement has claimed a resurgence in protesters after this weekend’s “Acte 9” saw between 84,000 and 92,000 people come out across France, including over 8,000 in Paris.