France Toughens Fight Against Foreign Interference as Cyberattacks Continue
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France toughens fight against foreign interference as cyberattacks continue
France is stepping up its fight against foreign interference after cyberattacks disrupted supermarket refrigeration systems and knocked a key national security website offline. New legislation is being examined on Wednesday, a day after Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot vowed to tolerate no meddling from abroad – even from countries considered partners.
Presented during the summer when several candidates for the Elysée were targeted by pro-Russian destabilization operations, the text carried by the Minister of the Interior Laurent Nuñez will be examined on Tuesday 20 October in the Chamber of the Senate, before its transmission to the National Assembly. He begins his parliamentary journey Wednesday in camera in the Committee of the Laws of the upper chamber, which should adopt it without diffic…
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NotreTemps.comWednesday, a bill aimed in particular at tightening the penalties for those who broadcast false information enters into discussion in the Senate, while several left-wing candidates felt this summer that the government was not going to...
The Senate Law Committee is considering the bill to combat foreign interference on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, a brief but much-anticipated text in the run-up to the presidential election campaign.
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