On Monday evening, the French Senate rejected a bill on assisted dying while approving a law that enhances access to palliative care. These developments occur amid ongoing discussions about patient rights at the end of life.
The French National Assembly has rejected a resolution calling for the suspension of the partnership agreement between the European Union and Israel, amidst ongoing human rights violations by Tel Aviv. This decision follows extensive discussions within the European Affairs Committee of the Assembly.
Reports indicate that the Lagardère Group, controlled by Vincent Bolloré, sent lists of questions to French parliament members before hearings. This action raises concerns about the committee's independence.
The French government has proposed a law aimed at banning social media use for children under the age of 15. This proposal comes amid a divided French parliament on how to implement it.
French authorities announced that the upcoming municipal elections in 2026 will lead to significant changes in the composition of the parliament. Deputies seeking mayoral positions will have to relinquish their seats in the National Assembly for their substitutes.