'The major risk remains a human-directed attack', cyber threat expert warns RFI

France, Oct. 25 -- Much of the concern centres on artificial intelligence (AI) agents: systems that can carry out a series of tasks without a person directing every step. In July, OpenAI disclosed th... Read More

'We want to stop being afraid': thousands join anti-RN demonstration in Orleans

France, Oct. 24 -- Saturday's march drew 13,000 people, according to the prefecture, while organisers put the turnout at 26,000. Families, trade unionists and left-wing politicians joined the processi... Read More

How krill fishing for salmon and supplements puts Antarctic wildlife at risk

France, Oct. 24 -- Krill is the cornerstone of the entire Antarctic ecosystem - a heavy responsibility for such a small animal. How much of it humans should be allowed to take is now being debated in... Read More

Paris march ends in clashes after largely peaceful protests across France

France, Oct. 24 -- Paris police said "more than 500 rioters" were attacking officers on the Cours de Vincennes, in the south-east of the capital. The confrontations began at around 5:30pm, shortly aft... Read More

France protests begin largely peacefully under heavy police presence

France, Oct. 24 -- Police arrested 135 people by midday and fired tear gas during a confrontation in Lyon, but Interior Minister Laurent Nunez said there had been "no major incident" at that stage. A... Read More

Young Israeli voters lean right, as election puts Netanyahu to the test

France, Oct. 24 -- Some 600,000 Israelis will be eligible to vote for the first time at Tuesday's election, and a September poll of Jewish first-time voters in the country aged 18-22 found that 74 per... Read More

Paris museums close and shops board up ahead of fresh protests

France, Oct. 24 -- The Louvre, Musee d'Orsay, Picasso Museum and Grand Palais are all shut for the day, disrupting plans for visitors and residents alike. At the Grand Palais, the closure also means a... Read More

Bill to make vandals pay for damage advances in wake of France's unrest

France, Oct. 23 -- The bill, known as the "rioters pay" law, was approved by the French government in mid-September. Initially drawn up after violence broke out following Paris Saint-Germain's Champi... Read More

Bill to make vandals pay for damage makes headway in wake of France's unrest

France, Oct. 23 -- The bill, known as the "rioters pay" law, was approved by the French government in mid-September. Initially drawn up after violence broke out following Paris Saint-Germain's Champi... Read More

'Generational rage' drives young Europeans to fight to be heard

France, Oct. 23 -- Their demands vary, but they are united in wanting to make their often marginalised voices heard, sometimes even with radical methods in the face of heavy-handed policing. "We are ... Read More

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