France’s population is on track to skyrocket to 70 million in the near future, driven by steady birth rates and a continuous influx of immigrants, reports The Connexion. This remarkable growth marks a significant demographic milestone for the country
France’s new approach to measuring pesticide use has ignited fierce criticism from green groups, who claim it drastically underestimates real usage and undermines vital environmental safeguards, reports The Connexion
Amid growing concerns about waste, a bold idea is taking shape: shrinking the size of France’s beloved baguettes. Supporters believe this could significantly reduce food waste while still honoring the cherished tradition. However, detractors caution that such a change might undermine the cultural essence of this iconic staple.
France has officially abandoned its trial for ‘opt-in’ letterbox advertising, leaving many residents worried about the influx of unwanted leaflets. In a bid to tackle this issue and declutter their mailboxes, citizens can now sign up with ‘Stop Pub’ to block junk mail and take back control over what lands in their letterboxes.
In a bold move, a recent proposal in France aims to scrap the 10% tax allowance for retirees, a change that could significantly affect the financial well-being of countless seniors. Supporters of the measure argue that it promotes fairness within the tax system, but critics warn it could add further strain on retirees who are already grappling with escalating living expenses.
