Tous les articles correspondant à #France

A passenger described as highly agitated was arrested after a Transavia flight bound for Casablanca from Paris-Orly was diverted to Biarritz on Thursday evening. He was taken into custody upon landing and was due to undergo a psychiatric assessment.

Thousands of websites across Europe were taken offline as a precaution on Wednesday, October 21, after AI tools detected a major security flaw in PHP, a programming language widely used to run websites. The incident also showed how AI is changing cybersecurity, helping researchers identify vulnerabilities that could expose millions of platforms to risk.

According to the Financial Times, Brussels is investigating disinformation campaigns surrounding the violence that swept France on October 17. Russia is the main suspect, but Iran and Algeria have also been named. For Algiers, the suspicion comes in the wake of a French intelligence report detailing a network of fake accounts, the conviction of Algerian influencers in France and an Algerian regime mouthpiece that described the destruction as “revenge.”

A website founded by the son of General Khaled Nezzar has portrayed the destruction in French cities on October 17 as retaliation by young French-Algerians for the fires in Jijel, allegedly “ordered from Paris”. This is not the first time Algiers has inserted itself into France’s urban unrest. In 2023, following Nahel’s death, it did so through an official government statement.

The French town of Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine, just outside Paris, was decked out in Morocco’s national colors on Friday evening, October 16, 2026, for the opening of a new edition of the “Morocco Multicultural” festival. Now in its sixth edition, the event celebrates the country’s rich heritage through traditional crafts, contemporary creativity, fashion, music and folk traditions.

The friendlies will serve as World Cup preparation for Morocco ahead of Brazil 2027.

Major French supermarket chains on Monday said they had been hit by a cyberattack that caused their refrigerators to defrost in hundreds of stores, forcing spoilt food to be thrown away and raising concerns about food security.

Moroccan police arrested a French national at Mohammed V International Airport in Casablanca on Sunday, October 11, under an international arrest warrant issued by French judicial authorities.

6,059 arrests, hundreds of minors in handcuffs, 215 students injured, several maimed for life. If those figures came from Morocco, a certain section of the French press would already have found the words for it: an “authoritarian crackdown.” But these are French figures. So instead, we hear of “tensions on the fringes of the protests.” Welcome to the ever-shifting dictionary of Parisian newsrooms.