France’s Hauts-de-France soccer league seeks dorm supervisor for elite youth training center in Liévin
The Hauts-de-France regional soccer league is hiring a dorm supervisor for the Pôle Espoirs youth training center in Liévin.
Virginie de Pierrepont becomes first woman to lead France’s auto industry group as sector faces EV upheaval
Virginie de Pierrepont is the first woman to lead France’s auto industry group, taking over as the sector grapples with EV and policy pressure.
APEF to hire 90 seasonal home-care workers in Nice as summer demand surges on France’s Riviera
APEF says it plans to hire 90 seasonal workers in Nice for home-care, child care and cleaning as summer demand rises on the Côte d’Azur.
France U16 soccer shortlist includes overseas prospect Bryan Lévêque-Autin, who says “I’ll do everything”
Overseas-territories prospect Bryan Lévêque-Autin made France’s U16 shortlist and says he’ll “do everything” to earn a final call-up.
France’s Centre-Val de Loire pushes a regional identity campaign as home-care provider Domaliance employs 42 locally
Centre-Val de Loire is pitching “Centrevalloises, Centrevallois” to build regional belonging as Domaliance’s local operator reports 42 employees.
Cap Corse’s “Biera è Ballò” soccer tournament blends village rivalry with a beer-and-dance summer homecoming
Cap Corse’s Biera è Ballò tournament mixes amateur soccer with a village party—“beer and dance”—drawing locals, visitors, and Corsicans living abroad.
Renault weighs cutting 800 engineering jobs in France as Chinese EV makers squeeze European costs
Renault is considering cutting 800 engineering jobs in France to reduce costs as Chinese EV makers, led by BYD, intensify pressure in Europe.
Orange’s fiber co-investment strategy keeps it a rare telecom play in France’s CAC 40 — and investors are watching
Orange’s fiber co-investment model helps spread buildout costs, supporting cash-flow visibility as it remains the CAC 40’s only telecom stock.
French factories can’t find enough workers — and it’s slowing the country’s reindustrialization push
French manufacturers still can’t fill key jobs, from operators to engineers, leaving plants short-staffed and slowing France’s reindustrialization goals.
Eurosatory 2026 opens in Paris as Europe’s defense spending surge fuels the show’s biggest-ever land warfare expo
Eurosatory 2026 opened in Paris in June, billed as the show’s biggest ever, as Europe’s fastest defense-spending rise since the Cold War boosts demand.
Eurosatory 2026 opens in Paris as Europe’s defense spending surge fuels biggest-ever land warfare expo
Eurosatory 2026 opened in Paris in June as Europe’s fastest defense budget growth since the Cold War helps fuel the show’s biggest edition yet.
OpenAI ramps up hiring in Paris as Europe’s AI rulebook takes shape behind closed doors
OpenAI is hiring for its Paris office as EU AI Act implementation talks intensify, raising stakes for Mistral AI and France’s “French Tech” ecosystem.
Normandy Track Cycling Championship heads to Caen as regional elite returns for pivotal second round
Caen hosts the second round of the Normandy track cycling championship this weekend, with regional titles to be decided across events.
France’s top general warns Senate Germany’s defense spending surge could push Paris down Europe’s ranks
France’s top general told senators May 11 that Germany’s surging defense budget could leave France trailing in Europe’s military hierarchy.
New Caledonia’s 2025 squeeze: households weakened, businesses strained as interest rates drift lower
New Caledonia’s 2025 data show households under pressure, businesses strained, and interest rates falling—setting up a 2026 outlook tied to politics and investment.
Safran Electronics & Defense to expand Morocco plant near Casablanca with 350 million dirhams investment
Safran Electronics & Defense is expanding its Nouaceur, Morocco plant near Casablanca with 350 million dirhams (about $34.6 million) investment.
Granville’s “La Rafale” isn’t a fighter jet — it’s a local folk-rock act led by Hugo Bailleul since 2016
Granville’s “La Rafale” is a folk-rock outfit, not a fighter jet, officially registered since Feb. 5, 2016 and led by Hugo Bailleul.
Heat wave halts regional TER trains in France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. through June 27
SNCF will suspend TER regional trains across Nouvelle-Aquitaine from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily through June 27, 2026, due to extreme heat.
French Senate votes to raise defense spending path, but the final numbers and timeline are still unclear
France’s Senate voted to raise the country’s defense spending path, but key figures remain unconfirmed as the updated military planning law moves ahead.
French Senate votes to raise defense spending path, but exact numbers still unclear in military planning update
France’s Senate voted to raise the defense spending path in an LPM update, but key figures are still missing as the bill heads to further talks.