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France
·French
·Newspaper
·Daily
·General
·None
Daily free French newspaper with a circulation of more than 800 thousand copies, distributed throughout France in major cities at public transport stops. The first free daily newspaper in France.
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Rennes
·French
·Newspaper
·Daily
·General
·Centrism
The daily newspaper of the north of France, based in Rennes, is published in 47 local versions for the regions of Brittany, Loire and Lower Normandy, the largest regional newspaper in France, the newspaper with the largest reach of French-speaking readers in the world.
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Paris
·French
·Magazine
·Monthly
·General
·None
French monthly magazine for the age category of readers (40-60 years) about everyday life, health, style and beauty, family relations, finances, pension system, leisure and recreation. The magazine discusses current issues and provides useful tips for people of pre-retirement age. It is popular mainly with the female audience.
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Paris
·French
·Magazine
·Weekly
·General
·None
A popular French weekly dedicated to international, national and regional news, politics and economics are mixed together with rumors and exclusives from the world of show business, historical sketches and cultural events.
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Paris
·French
·Magazine
·Weekly
·Cinema, TV, Radio
·None
French cultural and leisure magazine dedicated to the television, radio and film spheres. The name of the magazine consists of a part of these three words. On the pages of the magazine, the reader will find: cultural news, TV programs of TV and radio stations, repertoire of theaters and movies, reviews of films, books and concerts, criticism and interviews, a selection of recommendations by genre and age.
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Paris
·French
·Magazine
·Weekly
·General
·Centre-right
Political, economic and socio-cultural information and analytical magazine in French, covers a wide range of various topics, events and current problems of the French-speaking and European region as a whole. Also available in Canada by subscription.
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Paris
·French
·Newspaper
·Weekly
·Business, finance, money
·None
The weekly financial newspaper published in France since 1985 was the main competitor of Les Echos. Since 2012, the print version of the newspaper has been discontinued, and the modern «La Tribune» is published only in electronic form on the Internet on the official website.
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France
·French
·Newspaper
·Daily
·General
·None
Free national newspaper in French. It offers its readers a brief summary of the most interesting news over the past 24 hours. Distributed in major cities in most regions of France: Lyon, Marseille, Montpellier, Nantes, Nice, Toulouse.
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Paris
·French
·Magazine
·Weekly
·General
·Centre-right
French political weekly of conservative and center-right persuasion, formed in 1972 from a group of French journalists who previously worked in the same weekly «Express». Its publication was sponsored for a long time by such well-known French companies as Hachette, Gaumont Cinema, Artemis.
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Paris
·French
·Magazine
·Weekly
·General
·Right
The weekly Saturday supplement to the French newspaper Figaro, also published as an independent magazine in French with up-to-date analytical materials on various topics, is known as a supporter of neoliberalism and an opponent of cosmopolitanism.
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Paris
·French
·Newspaper
·Weekly
·Politics
·None
One of the oldest and most influential weekly satirical French publications. Each issue contains a selection of politicians statements, feuilletons, reviews, and caricatures of events that took place during the week. The newspaper is known for its high-profile political investigations. There are no photos here, they are replaced by drawings and collages.
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Paris
·French
·Magazine
·Weekly
·Fashion, style
·None
French women's weekly magazine about career, lifestyle, fashion, family relations, is a Saturday supplement to the daily newspaper «Le Figaro». Traditionally, the magazine publishes extensive interviews with successful representatives of the fair sex from all over the world, and they are available in electronic form as podcasts.
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Paris
·French
·Magazine
·Monthly
·Fashion, style
·None
The popular French women's magazine, named after the popular novel of the same name by Marguerite Odu. Today it is published in more than 35 countries on 5 continents in local editorial offices. The founder of the magazine in 1937 was the famous French journalist Jean Prouvot.
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Paris
·French
·Magazine
·Weekly
·Fashion, style
·None
The world-famous French fashion magazine for women, founded in post-war France as an analogue of the American Glamur and Vogue. Today it is published in 60 countries around the world and its regular readership exceeds 5 million people. It can be described by the words: attractive, refined, fashionable, luxurious, stylish, elegant.
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Paris
·French
·Newspaper
·Daily
·General
·Centre-left
A daily evening newspaper founded in 1944 by order of Charles de Gaulle. The newspaper adheres to left-liberal views and is known for its voluminous analytical articles. One of the most famous and widely quoted French newspapers in the world.
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Bordeaux
·French
·Newspaper
·Daily
·General
·None
Newspaper of the south-west of France and the French region of New Aquitaine, affects the departments: Pyrenees-Atlantiques, Dordogne, Gironde, Lot and Garonne, Charente. In total, more than 20 regional versions and local editions are known. The third most widely circulated regional French newspaper (by total circulation). The central editorial office is located in Bordeaux.
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Paris
·French
·Newspaper
·Daily
·General
·Right
The oldest national French newspaper and one of the three most popular daily newspapers in France. Initially, it was a satirical literary magazine-weekly, turned in the middle of the XIX century into an uncensored sensational tabloid newspaper. Today, the newspaper adheres to the right-wing sense and traditional structure.
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Paris
·French
·Newspaper
·Weekly
·General
·None
A weekly French national weekend magazine, the only publication in France that is published on a Sunday. The magazine offers readers an overview of the key events of the past week in the author's notes and comments, with a special focus on politics.
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Boulogne-Billancourt
·French
·Newspaper
·Daily
·Sport
·None
The main national French sports newspaper. Every day on the pages of the newspaper in summaries, reviews, ratings and forecasts all the popular sports in France: football, tennis, basketball, rugby, golf, auto and motorcycle racing and, of course, cycling. Organizer and main information sponsor of the Tour de France cycling race.
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Lille
·French
·Newspaper
·Daily
·General
·None
The daily newspaper of the north of France, the Nord department and the city of Lille in the Hauts-de-France region, appeared during the Second World War as an underground newspaper of the resistance movement. One of the founders of the Four Days of Dunkirk cycling race.
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Paris
·French
·Newspaper
·Weekly
·Business, finance, money
·None
A weekly French-language business magazine with its head office in Paris. The slogan of the publication: «What the economy will tell us this week.» In 2010, it was recognized as the best French business magazine. The publication is known for its accurate statistical and economic data, forecasts and ratings.
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Grenoble
·French
·Newspaper
·Daily
·General
·None
The medium-circulation newspaper of the French region of Dauphinay and the city of Grenoble, covering 8 departments in the Haute-Alpes region, is distributed in 24 versions. Founder and sponsor of the eponymous popular French cycling race Criterium Dauphine, which is often called a rehearsal of the Tour de France.
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Paris
·French
·Newspaper
·Daily
·General
·None
The daily regional French newspaper of Paris and the Ile-de-France department, published since 1944, covers mainly events taking place in the French capital, Paris and the cities closest to it. The newspaper has a national version of Aujourd'hui en France.
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Marseille
·French
·Newspaper
·Daily
·General
·None
The daily newspaper of the French region of Provence, as well as Marseille, a city and commune in the south-east of France, covers the departments of Alpes-Haute-Provence, Bouches-du-Rhone and Vaucluse: Alpes, Arles, Vitrol, Vaucluse, Istres, La Ciotat, Marignan, Marseille, Martigues, Aubagne, Salon, Aix.
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Lyon
·French
·Newspaper
·Daily
·General
·None
The regional newspaper of the so-called French metropolis of Lyon in the south-east of France, as well as the city of Lyon, is distributed in the departments of Ain, Loire, Nord-Yser, Rhone and Jura. Initially, it was an independent newspaper of the Republican opposition.
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Paris
·French
·Newspaper
·Weekly
·Translations
·Centrism
Since 1990, the publication publishes a weekly selection of the most interesting articles from leading foreign newspapers and magazines in translation and adaptation in French. The newspaper offers readers the opportunity to see France from the outside in the mirror of the international press.
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Clermont-Ferrand
·French
·Newspaper
·Daily
·General
·None
The regional newspaper of the city and commune of Clermont-Ferrand in south-central France, originally a socialist publication that criticized the current government. The first officially authorized newspaper in the southern occupation zone of post-war France.
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Tour
·French
·Newspaper
·Daily
·General
·None
French regional newspaper of the Indre-et-Loire department and its administrative center, the city of Tours. The main regional bulletin of the central French historical region of Touraine, as well as for the Center-Loire Valley and New Aquitaine, covers more than 1000 communes. It is published in various versions for the cities of Tours, Chateauroux, Blois, Niort, and Poitiers.
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Paris
·French
·Newspaper
·Daily
·General
·None
An independent electronic journalistic publication known for its professional political investigations. It was created by two journalists of the newspaper "Le Monde" in 2008. The online newspaper does not publish advertising or custom articles. The main income and self-sufficiency of the publication is received from the sale of subscriptions.
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Toulouse
·French
·Newspaper
·Daily
·General
·Left
The newspaper of the French region of Toulouse and the entire southwestern part of France, published in 17 local versions for various regions of Occitania (formerly part of the South Pyrenees).
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Paris
·French
·Magazine
·Weekly
·Sport
·None
An authoritative weekly about national French and European football, considered one of the leading sports publications in Europe, sums up the results of the week. He is known for his detailed statistical and analytical data and photo reports. Popular with readers who don't subscribe to daily sports newspapers.
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Paris
·French
·Newspaper
·Daily
·Business, finance, money
·None
France's first daily and electronic financial and economic newspaper. The publication reflects everything related to the money of the French-speaking region of Europe: business news, market reviews, currency rates, stock quotes, economic reports, summaries, forecasts, ratings, reports and articles from leading business analysts in France.
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Paris
·French
·Magazine
·Monthly
·General
·Religious
French monthly Roman Catholic family magazine for a wide range of readers, where everyone will find something interesting for themselves: the latest news, reviews of historical, spiritual and architectural heritage, pilgrimage routes, tips and recommendations for every day, answers to readers religious questions.
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Paris
·French
·Magazine
·Monthly
·Politics
·None
Author's, diplomatic, geopolitical, cultural and social critical monthly in French from the editorial board of the French newspaper of the same name, which deals with topical issues of political, economic and social processes of our time. Today it is published in 30 countries in 18 languages in international abbreviated editions.
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Paris
·French
·Magazine
·Daily
·Politics
·Left
French left-wing political weekly, created by the famous French journalist, representative of the left-wing political trend, Jean Francois Kahn. Readers will remember him for his political campaign in 2007 before the French presidential election, which was directed against Nicolas Sarkozy. Marianne is a symbol of the French Revolution.
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Nice
·French
·Newspaper
·Daily
·General
·None
Newspaper of the southwestern French region Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur, department of Alpes-Maritimes, as well as Nice. This is not only a newspaper, but also a detailed guide-a guide to the French Riviera: Antibes, Cagnes, Cannes, Grasse, Menton, Monaco, Three Valleys.
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Paris
·French
·Newspaper
·Daily
·General
·None
The national French newspaper, distributed in the main departments of the country in 10-local versions, was originally published as part of the city newspaper Le Parisien as a national supplement. The most subsidized newspaper of the French government.
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Paris
·French
·Magazine
·Weekly
·General
·Religious
A weekly magazine with Roman Catholic themes, it offers readers in French a detailed and independent analysis of current events in a moderate style and from various points of view. La Vie standards: solidarity, rule of law, tolerance.
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Paris
·French
·Newspaper
·Daily
·General
·Religious
A multi-pronged daily newspaper covering both world and local events through the lens of the views, interests and opinions of the Roman Catholic Church. It has been published for more than a century and is one of the ten oldest newspapers in France. Despite its religious affiliation, the newspaper is very popular with French readers, especially in the last 2 decades.
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France
·French
·Magazine
·2 per week
·Sport
·None
A French sports weekly dedicated entirely to rugby. In the publication you can find: reviews of all games, starting from international and national Leagues and ending with local low-budget competitions; presentations of teams and athletes; forecasts and analytics. The magazine annually awards the Oscars du Midi Award to the best rugby players.
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Paris
·French
·Magazine
·Monthly
·General
·None
Popular in France in the 80's illustrated magazine-a weekly magazine dedicated to photojournalism, which published reports from the world of show business, cinema, TV, sports, with many photos, mostly obtained from the paparazzi. Today, it still touches on topics from the lives of celebrities, entertainment, and travel.
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Paris
·French
·Newspaper
·Daily
·General
·Centre-left
The daily French newspaper, also known as «Libe», stands out for its sharp and critical position in relation to everything that happens in the country and in the world. It was incredibly popular among the French youth of the 1970s for its unique presentation of information and significant humorous inserts and cartoons.
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Paris
·French
·Magazine
·Weekly
·Humour, cartoons
·Left
French weekly magazine of political satire, which features cartoons and comics on the current topics of the week in each issue, making fun of politicians actions, cultural events and even religion. Traditionally, it takes a politically left-wing position and is an expression of the French concept of «freedom of speech».
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Paris
·French
·Newspaper
·Daily
·Sport
·None
French sports newspaper for professionals, amateurs and gamblers, dedicated to horse racing, jockeys, racehorses, it is the main racing newspaper in France, its daily readership is more than 223 thousand people.
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Monaco City
·English
·Newspaper
·Monthly
·International
·None
A monthly French newspaper-a reference book in English, published for foreigners living in France and anyone interested in the life of the French-speaking region of Europe. The newspaper is published in Monaco and is freely available throughout France.
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Paris
·French
·Magazine
·Weekly
·General
·Religious
French Roman Catholic illustrated magazine-a weekly magazine for married people, young people and betrothed, dedicated to the family, everyday life, leisure, family relations, all kinds of issues and problems of marriage, motherhood, faith and religion, culture, society. It is a French replica of the Italian magazine of the same name Famiglia Cristiana.
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Paris
·French
·Newspaper
·Daily
·General
·None
The newspaper positions itself as a «liberal publication without politics», focused on covering the life of the French region in a variety of views and opinions. It was founded in 2013 by a former manager of the French media companies Figaro and Echo. A kind of discussion club where the results of the week are discussed.
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Rouen
·French
·Newspaper
·Daily
·General
·None
The regional French newspaper of Haute-Normandy, the leading publication of the Normandy region of France on the banks of the Seine, has been published in Rouen since 1944. The newspaper is a follower of the local newspaper Le Journal de Rouen, better known as the Rouen Journal, which has been published in the region since 1785.
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Paris
·French
·Magazine
·Weekly
·Humour, cartoons
·Right
French Political Magazine is a right-wing and nationalist weekly that made its name in the 1960s by criticizing the political regime of Charles de Gaulle. In its best years, it had a circulation of 250,000 copies and was present every Sunday on radio and TV with political debates. Today, the magazine is remembered mainly before the elections.
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Paris
·French
·Newspaper
·Daily
·General
·Left
The main media platform and source of the French Communist Party (Parti Communiste Francais). It was founded in 1904 by Jean Jaures, leader of the French Workers Party, as a mouthpiece for the French socialist movement and an instrument of the revolutionary struggle. With the collapse of the Soviet Union, the newspaper's popularity and influence declined significantly.
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Corsica, Ajaccio
·French
·Newspaper
·Daily
·General
·None
The regional newspaper of the French island of Corsica, as well as the city newspaper of its administrative center, the city of Ajaccio on the west coast of the island. Until 2006, it was printed in Marseille and then delivered to the island by night flight.
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Paris
·French
·Magazine
·Weekly
·Politics
·Left
A political magazine in French with clearly expressed left-liberal and anti-capitalist tendencies, it is considered a platform for publishing all sorts of left-wing French parties like the NPA, PCF, ATTAC. Another important topic of the journal is ecology. The magazine always pays a lot of attention to the Cannes Film Festival.
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Angouleme
·French
·Newspaper
·Daily
·General
·None
The newspaper of the French department of Charente, one of the regions of New Okwitania in the west of the country, was founded in 1944 as an information organ of the movement of resistance to the occupation of the region and support for the Republicans. Today she is known for her analytical articles.
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France
·French
·Newspaper
·Daily
·General
·None
A regional French daily newspaper distributed in the West of France on the Atlantic coast, as well as in Nantes and Loire. The second oldest French daily newspaper. Today, the publication is almost completely absorbed by the conglomerate «Ouest-France».
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Paris
·French
·Magazine
·Weekly
·General
·None
French Architectural and construction weekly magazine for professionals, dedicated to a wide range of topics: design, legislation, real estate market, construction and materials, technology, finance and investment, affordable environment, ecology. The publishing house also publishes a lot of specialized literature and reference books, organizes conferences.
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Issy-le-Moulineau
·French
·Magazine
·6 per year
·Sport
·None
French sports magazine about professional international tennis, covers in detail all the tennis tournaments of the year, gives detailed statistics of past matches and forecasts for the upcoming ones, publishes detailed interviews with famous tennis players of our time.
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Paris
·French
·Magazine
·Weekly
·Business, finance, money
·None
A weekly economic magazine in French, dedicated to a wide range of financial and business topics in the French region. The publication annually selects the best economist in its opinion. It is printed on a typical cream-colored paper.
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Paris
·French
·Newspaper
·Daily
·General
·Right
The French daily, which traditionally promotes Catholic and national lines, supports France's conservative political party, National Unification. By its affiliation, it is close to traditionalists, criticizing the modern political, cultural and social systems.
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Paris
·French
·Newspaper
·Daily
·General
·Centrism
The French daily evening newspaper, one of the most popular national newspapers of post-war France, unfortunately did not pass the test of time. Since 2011, its printed version no longer exists, the newspaper is presented only in electronic form.
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Paris
·French
·Magazine
·Weekly
·Sport
·None
L'Equipe is a French-language weekly sports magazine dedicated to cycling, published by the editorial board of the national sports newspaper L'Equipe. On the pages of the publication, the reader will find: a news feed, forecasts for the current season, a calendar of events, reviews of all bike races, interviews with riders, historical sketches, technological innovations.
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