Doctors of Maghrebi origin are targeted by a racist tweet whose author is an unsuccessful candidate in the legislative elections. They do not rule out the idea of filing a complaint.
A unique agricultural experiment is underway in Baixas, in the Pyrénées-Orientales: the first argan trees of Roussillon have been planted there. This initiative is led by a collective of local winegrowers, determined to find alternatives in the face of increasingly dry climatic conditions affecting the region. Their goal is to test the viability of plant species known for their ability to thrive with little water.
First come, first served. This is the golden rule at the Ortaffa hotel in Perpignan where, three mornings a week, dozens of foreigners try to obtain a ticket to access the prefecture’s counter in order to initiate residence permit procedures.
The Administrative Court of Appeal of Nancy has ruled in favor of the Great Mosque project in Metz.
Sentenced in absentia to fifteen years in prison on Wednesday in Besançon for a Kalashnikov shooting that seriously injured two men in June 2023, Sahbi El Asraoui, 26, is still on the run in Morocco. His 20-year-old accomplice was sentenced to seven years.
Police dismantled an international stolen bicycle trafficking ring on Wednesday. In total, four suspects were apprehended and about ten bicycles destined for Morocco were seized.
Stéphane Cambos, former manager of the French under-18 rugby team, was taken into custody in the Mehdi Narjissi case, named after the 17-year-old player of Moroccan origin who disappeared at sea in early August 2024 while participating in a tour with the team in South Africa.
The French Ministry of Agriculture requested at the last minute to replace couscous with cassoulet and to "choose a Caucasian casting" instead of a mixed-race boy in an advertising spot aimed at promoting the consumption of organic agricultural products.
Four hours. That’s how long it took to clear a truck registered in Morocco that got stuck overnight from Sunday to Monday in a narrow street in Granges-Gontardes, near Pierrelatte, in the Drôme.
Franco-Moroccans who demonstrated against the Sahrawi march organized at the Gibauderie community center in Poitiers will soon be the subject of a complaint.
Since Hamas’ attack on Israel and Israel’s retaliation, French singer and actress Camélia Jordana has taken a stand. She is boycotting brands such as McDonald’s and Coca-Cola as a show of support for Palestine.
Mohammed Belaaraj, of Moroccan origin, won an eloquence contest organized in the city of Mont-de-Marsan in early April. A remarkable achievement for this 18-year-old young man, born in Spain, who just four years ago did not speak French.