French authorities use AI to regulate property taxes

French authorities use AI to regulate property taxes

In 2022, reports flooded in that French Authorities had begun to use artificial intelligence (AI) technology. They used this to expose illegal, previously undeclared swimming pool installations off the back of the largest drought ever experienced in France when we were supposed to be conserving water.
France makes history with right to abortion ruling

France makes history with right to abortion ruling

On Friday 8th March, France enshrined the guaranteed right to abortion into its constitution. Following French lawmakers voting officially in favour of the motion the previous Monday. The timing of the formal inclusion of this change into the constitution, on International Women’s Day, was no coincidence. France sent out a powerful message of support to women, backing their right to free choice appearing to reflect the views of the majority of French citizens.
What does the new energy-efficiency law mean for buyers in France?

What does the new energy-efficiency law mean for buyers in France?

To sell a property in France, the seller legally has to provide up-to-date energy ratings before it can go on the market. This is known as the “Diagnostic de Performance Énergétique” in France or DPE. The other ratings on gas (if applicable), electricity, natural risks, termites, lead and asbestos, must be done before the property is sold. This is termed as “dossier de diagnostic technique” (DDT).
5 charming small towns in France

5 charming small towns in France

It’s that time of year in France when various studies and reports are published on the top towns and villages, based on several factors and statistics. One such study is “Dream Towns”, which clearly illustrates the undeniable appeal of small towns in France.
Why are there farmer protests in France?

Why are there farmer protests in France?

Protests in France, as we all know, are not uncommon. It is perhaps one of the things that we give the country the most credit for. Unlike other countries, groups of people who feel aggrieved do not take things lying down. Whether their efforts eventually end with change or not. Striking and protesting appear to be part of the French psyche.

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