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Small businesses in France bears brunt of energy crisis (opens the original)
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France's rural communities are feeling the full force of the global energy crisis sparked by the war in Iran. Almost 21 million people — nearly a third of the French population — live in the countryside, which covers around 90% of the country's landmass. In Saint-Just-en-Chaussée, a town of around 6,000 people in the northern Oise department, rising energy prices are being felt even in the local bakery. Kevin Luce bakes his bread in two heating oil-fired ovens — a fuel that was once cost-effecti
Day devoted to the Pope in French Catholic schools sparks controversy (opens the original)
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Just days before the arrival of Pope Leo XIV, who's in France from 25 to 28 September, the decision to hold a "compulsory" school day devoted to the pontiff in Catholic schools is raising questions and has sparked a debate over secularism. In an internal memo dated 10 September, and revealed by the left leaning daily Libération, the General Secretariat for Catholic Education (Sgec), headed by Guillaume Prévost, asks state-funded private schools under contract to treat Friday 25 September, the da
French father jailed for threatening to behead his son’s teacher (opens the original)
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A French court has sentenced a man to six months in prison after he threatened to “cut off the head” of a teacher at his son’s school last week. The defendant confronted his son’s teacher in the school car park in the southwestern town of Le Fauga last week, after the nine-year-old was moved to another class because of his behaviour. He threatened to decapitate the 58-year-old teacher before entering the school, where he repeated the threats in front of the headteacher. The court sentenced the d
France cuts growth forecast as economy lags behind European neighbours (opens the original)
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France's government has cut its forecast for economic growth in 2026 from 0.7% to 0.5%, as weak activity in the first half of the year weighs on the outlook. Economy Minister Roland Lescure announced the downgrade on Friday after the French economy contracted by 0.2% in the first quarter and stagnated in the second, putting the nation increasingly at odds with some of its main European neighbours. Germany, Italy, Spain, and the UK all recorded growth during the first two quarters of the year. Ge
Economic growth: France lags behind its European neighbours (opens the original)
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While the economies of its main European neighbours continue to grow, France is an exception.The government has cut its growth forecast for 2026 to 0.5%, from 0.7% previously, and now expects growth of 1% in 2027, economy minister Roland Lescure said on Friday. The government is also projecting inflation of 2.1% this year and 1.8% next year. This downward revision makes the government’s budget equation more complicated. Weaker growth is likely to weigh more heavily on the public finances, even t
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