Latest politics news
The university's Board of Directors unanimously voted against differentiated fees for non-EU students, calling the decree unequal.
Mayor Virginie De Carvalho signed a new delinquency prevention strategy, focusing on protecting the most vulnerable and coordinating stakeholders.
The municipal council voted on the 2026 budget, leading to an increase in the property tax rate on built properties.
Responding to student protests and violence, mayors from Arcueil, Gentilly, and Villejuif urge dialogue and address the Regional Council.
The City of Sèvres honors the memory of its elected official, who passed away after a long career serving the community.
The Métropole du Grand Paris launches a financial support program to assist nearly 500 businesses impacted by the October 17th acts of vandalism.
A crucial vote to select 6 representatives who will participate in key decisions concerning housing and life within residences.
Over 1500 people gathered at the Town Hall to affirm their commitment to equality and fraternity.
Several republican gatherings were held to affirm the values of the Republic and express solidarity.
The Prefect of Val d'Oise has issued orders to prevent public order disturbances during Halloween festivities.
A new tool from Sciences Po allows tracking publications from 478 parties in 38 countries since 2005.
The town is organizing a ceremony of remembrance and unity to honor the victims of the Trappes and La Verrière attack.
