Türkiye claimed their third consecutive title in the women’s goalball at the Paralympics by handsomely defeating Israel 8-3 on Thursday. After tasting gold at Rio…
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Seven independence activists accused of inciting deadly riots in New Caledonia have been sent to mainland France for pre-trial detention, a local prosecutor said Sunday.…
Pro-independence protests in New Caledonia resumed Monday, as demonstrators burned police vehicles and blocked roads, in anger over jailed protest leader Christian Tein’s extradition to…
French far-right leader Jordan Bardella has said his party was ready to govern the country, pledging to cut immigration and address economic concerns ahead of…
Emmanuel Macron faced strong criticism Tuesday for warning that a far-right or hard-left win in France’s snap polls could trigger a “civil war,” with opponents…
Paris is a city that never stops evolving – its museums, exhibitions, shopping spots and dining scene are constantly refreshed with new experiences. Let’s take…
French rights and Muslim groups have accused President Emmanuel Macron’s government of targeting the Muslim community, particularly their schools, either shutting them down or cutting…
Jean-Marie Le Pen, founder of France’s far-right National Front party and a polarizing figure who reshaped the political landscape by amplifying working-class fears over immigration…
French Finance Minister Antoine Armand France warned Tuesday that the country faces a pivotal moment amid uncertainty surrounding its budget and the government’s future. Expectations…
Oh, la la Paris. From the Paris Olympics, talks on politics and a new government, and the recent arrest of Telegram CEO to “Emily in…