Celine Dion Paris Comeback Bombshell Looms As France 2 Reveal Sparks Frenzy Céline Dion could confirm her Paris comeback on France 2, with rumours pointing to a major residency and new tour announcement at Paris La Défense Arena.

Celine Dion sparks frenzy with Paris comeback rumours 👀 Could a major tour announcement drop tonight? Fans are counting down to her France 2 reveal

Bally Bagayoko Under Fire: What The Backlash Against Saint-Denis Mayor Reveals About Politics And Media Newly elected Saint-Denis mayor Bally Bagayoko faces intense scrutiny, misinformation and political attacks, raising questions about media bias and double standards.

Bally Bagayoko’s rise in Saint-Denis has sparked controversy, media storms and political backlash. What’s really behind the scrutiny of France’s newest mayor?

Why Mayors Elected In 2026 Municipal Elections Could Stay In Office Longer Than Expected Mayors elected in 2026 could see their terms extended amid a crowded 2032 electoral calendar, raising the prospect of delayed municipal elections in France.

France could delay its 2032 municipal elections as a packed voting calendar looms — meaning mayors elected in 2026 might stay in office longer than expected.

Loana Death: Initial Investigation Points To Possible Fall Backwards In Nice Home Initial findings into Loana Petrucciani’s death in Nice suggest a possible fall backwards, with no evidence of third-party involvement so far.

Loana Petrucciani, France’s first reality TV star, found dead at 48. Early investigation points to a possible fall — no third-party involvement suspected. surgezirc.fr/loana-death-...

US-Israel-Iran Conflict Damages Iran’s Historic Sites As Over 80 Cultural Landmarks Reportedly Hit More than 80 cultural heritage sites across Iran have reportedly been damaged in the US-Israel-Iran conflict, including UNESCO-listed landmarks and historic palaces.

War’s hidden victims: more than 80 Iranian heritage sites reportedly damaged in the US-Israel-Iran conflict, including UNESCO landmarks in Isfahan and Tehran. See what has been lost.

Takis Candilis Under Spotlight As Parliament Examines France Télévisions Contracts Producer and former France Télévisions deputy chief Takis Candilis faces questions in a parliamentary inquiry examining neutrality, funding and operations of public broadcasting.

Who is Takis Candilis? The little-known former France Télévisions executive now at the centre of a parliamentary inquiry into public broadcasting contracts and neutrality.

Rachida Dati Accuses Pierre-Yves Bournazel Of ‘Betrayal’ After Paris Municipal Election Defeat Rachida Dati criticises Pierre-Yves Bournazel for a “betrayal” following the Paris municipal election defeat, saying the right and centre’s division proved “deadly”.

Rachida Dati has accused Pierre-Yves Bournazel of “betrayal” after her Paris mayoral defeat, saying his last-minute withdrawal from their joint list proved “deadly” for the right.

Sienna Miller Pregnancy At 44: Actress Says Motherhood In Your Forties Is “The Best Time” Sienna Miller opens up about being pregnant at 44, saying motherhood in your forties is calmer and easier than in your thirties.

Sienna Miller reveals why pregnancy at 44 feels “so much easier”. The actress opens up about motherhood, age and breaking myths about having children after 40.

Jean-Luc Mélenchon Launches Fierce Broadside At Socialist And Green Leaders After Municipal Elections Jean-Luc Mélenchon unleashes a fierce blog attack on Socialist leader Olivier Faure and Green chief Marine Tondelier following France’s municipal elections.

Jean-Luc Mélenchon unleashes a blistering attack on Socialist and Green leaders after France’s municipal elections, branding rivals “unstable, liars and schemers”.

US Bans New Foreign-Made Consumer Internet Routers Over National Security Fears The US has banned new foreign-made consumer internet routers over national security concerns, citing cyberattack risks and vulnerabilities in overseas devices.

The US has banned new foreign-made internet routers over security fears. Officials warn overseas devices could be exploited for espionage and cyberattacks.

Former French Prime Minister And Socialist Leader Lionel Jospin Dies At 88 Former French Prime Minister Lionel Jospin has died aged 88. The Socialist leader is remembered for the 35-hour workweek reform and the shock 2002 election.

Former French Prime Minister Lionel Jospin has died aged 88. The Socialist leader behind the 35-hour workweek reform leaves a lasting mark on French politics.

Oil Prices Soar Past $115 As Iran–Middle East War Disrupts Global Energy Markets Oil prices surge above $115 a barrel as the Iran–Middle East conflict disrupts supply routes, paralyses the Strait of Hormuz and rattles global energy markets.

Oil prices explode past $115 as the Iran–Middle East war paralyses the Strait of Hormuz and shakes global energy markets. Here’s why traders fear a major oil shock.

Macron Visits Cyprus Amid Middle East War As France Boosts Security In Eastern Mediterranean Emmanuel Macron visits Cyprus amid escalating Middle East tensions, reaffirming France’s support and strengthening security in the Eastern Mediterranean.

Missile attacks, war fears and rising tensions in the Middle East — Emmanuel Macron heads to Cyprus in a high-stakes show of support as France boosts its military presence in the Mediterranean.

Thousands March In France For International Women’s Day As Gisèle Pelicot Leads Paris Protest Against Sexual Violence Thousands marched across France on International Women’s Day as Gisèle Pelicot led the Paris procession, calling for stronger action against sexual violence.

Thousands march across France for International Women’s Day as Gisèle Pelicot leads the Paris protest, delivering a powerful message against sexual violence.

France Deploys Charles De Gaulle To Mediterranean Amid Iran Conflict: Macron Confirms Military Reinforcements President Macron orders aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle to the Mediterranean, reinforcing French forces to protect allies and secure key maritime routes. France

France Sends Aircraft Carrier Charles de Gaulle To The Mediterranean Amid Iran War, Macron Confirms Reinforcements And Citizen Repatriation.

US Embassy In Saudi Arabia Hit By Drones As Washington Urges Citizens To “Leave Now” Across Middle East US embassy in Riyadh struck by suspected Iranian drones as Washington urges citizens to leave 14 Middle East countries amid escalating conflict.

US embassy in Riyadh hit by suspected Iranian drones as Washington tells Americans to “leave now” across 14 Middle East countries. Conflict widens fast.

Emmanuel Macron To Address France On Middle East Crisis After Israel And US Strikes On Iran Emmanuel Macron will address France at 8pm on March 3 following Israeli and US strikes on Iran and Tehran’s retaliation across the Middle East.

Emmanuel Macron, France, Middle East crisis, Israel Iran conflict, US strikes on Iran, Tehran retaliation, French Defence Council, Jean-Noël Barrot, Abu Dhabi drone attack, Gulf states security

Donald Trump’s Iran Strikes Ignite Backlash From Democrats And MAGA Base As US Intervention Debate Deepens Donald Trump faces fierce criticism from Democrats and MAGA allies after US strikes on Iran, with legality and war powers at the centre of the row.

Trump’s Iran strikes have ignited a political storm in Washington — with Democrats and key MAGA figures accusing him of “betrayal” and illegality. As Congress prepares for a potential showdown, divisions inside his own base are deepening.

Emmanuel Macron Nuclear Doctrine Speech In Brest Under Intense European Scrutiny After Iran Strikes Emmanuel Macron delivers a key nuclear doctrine speech in Brest amid Iran strikes and US tensions, with Europe closely watching France’s deterrence stance.

Macron’s nuclear doctrine speech in Brest lands just days after Iran strikes and renewed US tensions. Europe is watching closely. What will France signal?

Middle East Conflict Escalates As Israeli Strikes Hit Lebanon And Iran Expands Retaliation Israeli strikes in Lebanon and Tehran intensify as Iran widens retaliatory attacks across Israel and Gulf states, raising regional security fears.

Missiles, drones and air strikes across Lebanon, Iran and the Gulf. As Israel expands operations and Tehran hits back, the Middle East faces its most dangerous escalation in years.

Trump Urges Iranians To Seize Power After US-Israel Strikes On Tehran Military Sites Donald Trump calls on Iranians to “take control of their destiny” after joint US-Israel strikes hit Tehran and military targets across Iran.

Trump urges Iranians to “seize the government” after US-Israel strikes hit Tehran. In a dramatic video message, he tells citizens: “It is time to act.”

Dominique De Villepin Accuses Jean-Luc Mélenchon Of Legitimising Far Right Ahead Of 2027 Presidential Election Dominique de Villepin accuses Jean-Luc Mélenchon of legitimising the far right over antisemitism row, urging “unequivocal clarification” before 2027.

Villepin warns Mélenchon his “responsibility is at stake” over antisemitism row, accusing him of legitimising the far right ahead of 2027.

Israel Launches Preventive Strikes On Iran With US Support As Major Combat Operations Begin Israel launches preventive strikes on Iran with US support, targeting Tehran and key cities as President Trump confirms “major combat operations”.

Explosions rock Tehran as Israel launches “preventive” strikes on Iran with US backing. Trump confirms “major combat operations” – and vows to destroy Iran’s missile power.

Jean-Luc Mélenchon Accused Of Anti-Semitism After ‘Epstein’ Pronunciation Remark At Lyon Rally Jean-Luc Mélenchon faces anti-Semitism accusations after a controversial ‘Epstein’ remark at a Lyon rally, sparking backlash across France’s political spectrum.

Shockwaves in French politics after Jean-Luc Mélenchon’s ‘Epstein’ remark at a Lyon rally sparks accusations of anti-Semitism — and a fierce backlash from Macron’s camp.

Arrest Of Kobili Traoré In Paris Home Invasion Reignites Sarah Halimi Case And Family’s Fight For Trial Kobili Traoré’s arrest over a Paris home invasion revives the Sarah Halimi case, as her family renews calls to challenge his criminal irresponsibility ruling.

Kobili Traoré’s arrest over a violent Paris home invasion has reignited the battle over the Sarah Halimi case. Her family now says new psychiatric evidence could change everything.

World Economic Forum President Børge Brende Resigns Amid Epstein Links Investigation World Economic Forum chief Børge Brende steps down after an internal probe into past contacts with Jeffrey Epstein, reshaping succession plans.

Shock exit at the World Economic Forum: Børge Brende resigns after an Epstein links probe. What this means for Davos and the WEF’s leadership race.

Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Launches With AI And Privacy Display As Competition Intensifies Samsung unveils the Galaxy S26 Ultra with advanced AI tools and a new Privacy Display, betting on performance and security in a fiercely competitive market.

Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Ultra puts AI and a new Privacy Display in the spotlight. Faster chip, smarter features — but will that be enough in today’s premium phone race?

Marine Le Pen Refuses 2027 Campaign If Ordered To Wear Electronic Bracelet Marine Le Pen says she would not campaign in 2027 if ordered to wear an electronic bracelet, ahead of a Paris Court of Appeal ruling due on 7 July.

Marine Le Pen says she won’t campaign in 2027 if forced to wear an electronic bracelet. A key Paris Court of Appeal ruling is due on 7 July.

Paris Municipal Elections 2026: Pierre-Yves Bournazel Rules Out Second-Round Alliances Pierre-Yves Bournazel confirms he will not form second-round alliances in the Paris municipal elections, rejecting deals with Emmanuel Grégoire and Rachida Dati.

Paris race shake-up: Pierre-Yves Bournazel shuts down alliance rumours, ruling out deals with Grégoire or Dati ahead of the second round.

EU Leaders In Kyiv Pledge Ukraine Support As €90 Billion Loan Moves Forward Despite Hungary Veto EU leaders visit Kyiv as von der Leyen says €90 billion Ukraine loan will proceed despite Hungary’s veto, marking four years since Russia’s invasion.

EU leaders land in Kyiv as von der Leyen vows Ukraine’s €90 billion loan will move forward despite Hungary’s veto. Here’s what happened.