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France saw a rise in all types of racism in 2023, report says Racism and intolerance are rising in France, fuelled by the war in Gaza and far-right ideas in public debate, France’s human rights commission, the CNCDH, said in an annual report published on Thursday.

French far right dominates polls three days ahead of snap elections The French far right is leading opinion polls with three days left before voters cast their ballots in snap legislative elections called by President Emmanuel Macron following his party’s defeat in European elections over two...

Raphaël Glucksmann, the man who revived France’s centre-left Raphaël Glucksmann, co-founder of the centre-left Place Publique party, emerged from a surprisingly strong showing in the June 9 European elections to find himself a key member of a new leftist alliance in France – one hastily forged...

‘We’re told we’re not really French’: Paris suburbs brace for far-right surge in snap election The ethnically diverse northeastern suburbs of Paris are traditionally a bastion of the political left – and of voter abstention. With France’s legislative elections just days away, activists are...

French court upholds arrest warrant for Syria’s Assad The Paris appeals court on Wednesday ruled that an international arrest warrant for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad issued by France for alleged complicity in war crimes during Syria’s civil war is valid and remains in place, lawyers said.

No, these images do not show a Muslim woman burning the French flag in France A viral video widely shared by far-right affiliated accounts on social media claims to show a Muslim woman burning the French flag in France. We tell you where this video really comes from in this edition of Truth or Fake.

Street artist Obey says French far right 'hijacked' iconic image Having gained worldwide renown for his Barack Obama campaign poster, it was a shock for Shepard Fairey, better known by his tag Obey, to discover his work being used by the far right in France.

Hundreds of dressmakers race to complete Olympics costumes ahead of Games More than 500 dressmakers, seamstresses and designers across France are racing to create thousands of unique costumes for the opening and closing ceremonies of the upcoming Summer Olympic Games.

French PM, far-right chief clash in election debate exposing fierce tensions French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal and the chief of the main far-right party Jordan Bardella clashed in an ill-tempered debate Tuesday that exposed fierce tensions less than a week ahead of the most polarising election...

France's great divide: Can far right lure struggling middle classes? In the blink of an eye, France is already into the final days of campaigning; a speed-dating exercise that has got the far right more than ever knocking on the doors of power. Polls suggest that Emmanuel Macron's surprise...

Racism, ruin & resounding success: The epic life of French author Alexandre Dumas In this week's show, we retrace the turbulent life of 19th-century French writer Alexandre Dumas. The wildly successful mixed-race author faced racism, financial ruin and ghostwriter allegations during his...

Anti-Semitic rape shocks France during snap election campaign Saturday, June 22, 2024: In this week's roundup of French news, we bring you the latest from the lightning campaign ahead of snap legislative elections. Anti-Semitism came back to the forefront of political debate after the shocking...

Paris's Moulin Rouge gets new sails just in time for Olympic torch relay Paris's Moulin Rouge cabaret club, whose landmark windmill sails fell down in April, received new blades on Monday just 10 days before the Paris Olympic torch is due to pass the venue.

French far-right leader Bardella pledges to curb immigration, inflation ahead of elections French far-right leader Jordan Bardella said Monday his party was ready to govern as he pledged to curb immigration and tackle cost-of-living issues ahead of the country's most divisive election in decades.

Paris organisers unable to confirm Olympic swimming events for Seine – with one month to go The Seine is set to be a star feature of the Paris Olympics, but with just one month remaining until the opening of the games, heavy rains and pollution are keeping organisers in suspense on whether they...

Buildings burned and police attacked amid renewed unrest in New Caledonia Several buildings, including a police station and a town hall, were set on fire in New Caledonia overnight, authorities said Monday, as the French Pacific territory was hit by a fresh surge of unrest.

French women’s rights supporters march against far right ahead of snap polls Thousands of people on Sunday rallied in Paris and other cities across France to denounce the far-right National Rally party’s “false feminism” and the “real danger” it poses to women’s rights. The demonstrations came...

New Caledonia independence activists sent to France for detention after deadly riots Seven independence activists linked to a group accused of orchestrating deadly riots last month in the French Pacific territory of New Caledonia have been sent to mainland France for pre-trial detention, a local...

France's National Rally seeks to woo women voters As the far-right National Rally party works hard to win votes from French women in this month's parliamentary elections, feminist groups accuse it of using women's rights in order to advance their agenda. To discuss what's at stake with women's...

New Caledonia independence activist to be held in custody in mainland France Christian Tein, a pro-independence leader in the French Pacific territory New Caledonia will be held in France after being charged Saturday over deadly riots last month, his lawyer said. Tein was one of at least three...