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France is studying the integration of coercive control into its legislation, inspired by the British model in force since 2015. This offense punishes psychological control within the couple, although convictions remain low.

Ex-Prince Andrew has filed a legal challenge to challenge the legality of search warrants executed in February at his residences in Sandringham and Windsor, as part of an investigation into the Epstein affair.

Forty-six years after the attack on Rue Copernic, voices are being raised in France and Canada to demand the extradition of Hassan Diab, sentenced in absentia in 2023 to life imprisonment by the special assize court of Paris.

The Court of Cassation ruled that participating in the creation of a literary work without inspiring it is not enough to be qualified as a co-author and affiliated to the artists-authors regime, in a dispute between Urssaf and a publishing house concerning the adjustment of more than 230,000 euros for remuneration paid to a collection director.

The prosecution requested four years in prison, including two years under an electronic bracelet, as well as five years of ineligibility against former minister Rachida Dati. If the court follows these requisitions, she would lose her mandate as mayor of the 7th arrondissement.
Calls in France and Canada are calling for the extradition of Hassan Diab, convicted in 2023 in Paris for the attack on Rue Copernic in 1980, who currently resides in Canada.