France’s massive wildfire in the southwest has ceased expanding after burning tens of thousands of hectares, prompting officials to declare it stable. Despite this progress, authorities emphasize the fire remains active and poses ongoing risks. The blaze led to the evacuation of over 200,000 people—among the largest evacuations in French history—and prompted President Emmanuel Macron to convene a crisis meeting. Firefighters are working under favorable weather conditions to reinforce containment lines. The situation has sparked national debate on climate change adaptation and long-term wildfire prevention strategies.
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