The Latest Breaking News from France

France braces for fresh school protests as student movement tests momentum

French high school students have called for another day of protests Tuesday to continue their demands for better learning conditions. Student and teacher unions have accused the government of offering no concrete solutions, while continuing to crack down on demonstrators.

Radio France Internationale · Oct 13

France supermarket cyberattack: How hackers turned fridges into furnaces at 122 degrees and what it reveals about connected devices

A cyberattack on French supermarket chains reportedly manipulated connected refrigeration systems, forcing some units to heat up to 50°C. The incident affected hundreds of stores, caused food losses and was linked to reports of fires. French authorities are investigating how hackers accessed the systems and whether other countries were affected.

The Economic Times · Oct 13

How NRL's Super League bid could revive a fallen giant

Trent Robinson is the architect of France's quest for international rugby league relevance and believes the NRL can play a major role in its renaissance.

AAP · Oct 13

Bulletin world briefing: Major cyberattack in France and Zelensky tells Trump to act

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The Independent UK · Oct 12

France Shooting in Aubange: 14-Year-Old Shot Two Teachers After Hiding Shotgun in a Guitar Case

A 14-year-old student shot the principal and a teacher at a Aubagne middle school in southern France. Here are the key facts and what it means.

Latin Times · Oct 12

How hackers took down supermarket fridges across France in major cyberattack

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The Independent UK · Oct 12

Hackers target fridges in French supermarkets in ‘unprecedented’ cyberattack to spoil food

Hackers target fridges across Intermarché, E.Leclerc, and Super U stores, reportedly causing millions of euros in food losses

The Independent UK · Oct 12

Hundreds of French supermarkets hit by cyberattack on refrigeration systems

Several supermarkets were forced to discard fresh and frozen food, Intermarché said, and have yet to estimate the losses. The Paris prosecutor has opened an investigation.

Euronews · Oct 12

Nigel Farage brands Andy Burnham 'a liar' over Russian interference in Brexit claims

Andy Burnham on Sunday said Moscow did interfere in the 2016 Brexit referendum and similar activities were taking place in France and Germany

Evening Standard · Oct 12

Protesters in France and Spain Are Angry at Government Failure—and Demanding More Government

France’s education crisis and Spain’s housing shortage will not be solved with yet more government intervention.

Reason · Oct 12