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Bergerac airport: Ryanair withdrawal decision will have ‘limited effect’
The low-cost carrier will end flights from October 26, 2025, for the winter season
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Questions about call for a total France blockade in September
Understanding the mystery movement calling for boycotts and acts of civil disobedience across the country
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UK flights hit as Ryanair pulls out of three French airports this winter
The low-cost carrier says it is stopping flights to Bergerac, Brive and Strasbourg in response to France’s recent tax rise on airline flight tickets
Exception to EU inheritance rules
A court has highlighted that bypassing French inheritance law with the 2015 EU regulation could be ruled invalid if it involves disinheriting children who are then left destitute.

The Cour de Cassation ruled that a Frenchman living in the US could disinherit his children as this is allowed under American law (but not French).
It said, however, this would not have been permitted if the children had been left in hardship as it would be contrary to the spirit of French law.
The EU regulation allows people to choose in a will the law of their nationality to apply to their estate or otherwise the law of place of residence applies to their will if no choice is made.