A large scale power outage occurred in Paris due to a technical incident at a substation in Issy le Moulineaux. About one hundred seventy thousand households were left without electricity and several metro lines and suburban trains were halted. Authorities launched an investigation.
Police opened fire at a Paris train station while detaining a man armed with a machete who threatened passengers and held the weapon to one person’s throat. The suspect was shot in the leg, and an evacuation began, causing panic among those present.
A powerful storm swept through the northern suburbs of Paris, damaging buildings and infrastructure. In Ermont, construction cranes collapsed, and power and transport disruptions were reported.
The actor appeared at a hearing in Paris, denied the charges, and admitted only to inappropriate behavior.
During large feminist protests held on March 8 in Paris, clashes occurred between demonstrators and the police. Law enforcement officers used batons and tear gas to disperse participants who were disrupting public order.
Following the Paris Summer Olympics, athletes returned over 100 medals, citing damage that occurred within less than a year. The awards were reported to have chips, scratches, and even rust. Athletes jokingly referred to them as "wartime trophies" on social media.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky arrived in Paris to meet French President Emmanuel Macron and former U.S. President Donald Trump. The visit coincided with the grand reopening of Notre Dame Cathedral, which had undergone extensive restoration following the devastating 2019 fire.
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