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Une étude Ifop révèle que 91% des actifs français prennent une pause déjeuner, un rituel collectif et social essentiel. Ils privilégient de plus en plus le "fait maison" et les titres-restaurant pour les courses, tandis que la restauration traditionnelle recule.

Since August 22, 2026, the Cannes municipal police have used nitrous oxide detectors to check drivers, becoming the first in France to equip themselves with this device. Although not approved and without legal value, it is used for prevention. Other towns like Bobigny and Coudekerque-Branche follow, while scientists express doubts about its reliability. The Danish police are also testing the device with positive preliminary results.
Emma, a young Parisian woman, discovered a year after the events a video of her and her friends filmed without their knowledge via connected glasses, published on Instagram with more than 30,000 views and insulting comments. The case reveals a new form of cyberharassment linked to the misuse of technologies such as Meta glasses, used by masculinist accounts to monetize violence against women, in the face of a legal vacuum and difficulties in filing a complaint.

The Paris prosecutor's office opens an investigation into racist public insults and cyberharassment targeting French judoka Teddy Riner. Furthermore, Norwegian trail runner Ida Amelie Robsahm died in a mountain accident during training on Romsdalseggen, a few days after the disappearance of Canadian skyrunner Kalie McCrystal on the Matterhorn.

In France, the number of women tried for drug trafficking cases has tripled in two years. The DZ Mafia operation in Marseille resulted in the indictment of 26 suspects, including nine women. At the same time, the meeting between Pope Leo XIV and the Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah Mullaly, the first woman to lead the Anglicans, raised the hopes of Catholics favorable to female ordination.