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The text mentions an increase in sales of electric vehicles in France in August, representing 38% of the new market, presented as progress for energy sovereignty. It also presents a testimony of a banking scam where an individual was deceived by a fake advisor using their bank number.
In August, sales of electric models represented 38% of the new market in France.
“I am not a six-week-old rabbit”: when banking scams claim victims even among the most suspicious
TESTIMONIALS - Paul, in his thirties, didn't think he could fall into the trap. Until the day a so-called bank advisor called him from his bank number.
Rockstar Games is appearing at a Glasgow employment tribunal facing 23 former employees fired in October 2025 for allegedly sharing confidential information on Discord regarding GTA VI, while the IWGB union claims they were targeted because of their union activity and is seeking their reinstatement or compensation.

In August, sales of electric cars represented 38% of the new market in France, hailed as a victory for energy sovereignty. A petition supported by Thomas Piketty and Gabriel Zucman calls for complementary health insurance managed by Social Security to save 8 billion euros. The White House press office defended Donald Trump's gifts to Natalie Harp and two aides, amounting to a bonus of 30% of their annual salary.

INSEE reduced its French growth forecast for 2026 to 0.4%, citing heatwaves and tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. Household purchasing power is expected to decline by 0.4% in a context of marked economic slowdown.

INSEE has revised downwards the French GDP growth forecast for 2026, from 0.7% to 0.4%. This performance, considered historically weak, confirms the fears of the Banque de France in the face of sluggish economic dynamics.

INSEE lowers its French GDP growth forecast for 2026 to 0.4%, compared to 0.7% initially forecast. This historically weak performance, marked by quarterly stagnation, confirms the fears of the Banque de France.
The reference price of gas (PRVG) will increase by 6.3% on October 1, according to the Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE). This increase, justified by market developments in August, will increase the monthly bill of affected households by 5.28 euros.