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What sort of Games? Paris 2024 organisers promise Olympics in tune with the times With July just around the corner, is Paris ready to host the Summer Games? Mostly yes, if you listen to France's president, who was on hand this Thursday for the inauguration of the Olympic village. It's one of the...

Police arrest more than 60 at farmers' protest on the Champs-Élysées in Paris French police said Friday they had arrested 66 people at a farmers' protest on the Champs-Elysees in central Paris that blocked traffic during the morning rush hour.

French journalist detained in Ethiopia released after a week A French journalist arrested last week in Ethiopia on suspicion of conspiring to create chaos was released on Thursday, his employer, the specialist publication Africa Intelligence, said.

Thief who stole bag with Paris Olympics security plans jailed for seven months A man has been jailed for seven months for stealing a bag containing Olympic security plans from an employee of the Paris town hall, a judicial source confirmed on Saturday.

That's the ticket! From prices to protests, the challenges facing French museums As Paris's Louvre raises its prices, and as prior reservations become increasingly common, we take a look at how to make the most of French museums. We also discuss whether they should be free or not, and we...

French actor Godreche condemns 'incestuous' film industry in landmark Senate hearing Actor Judith Godreche on Thursday denounced France's "incestuous" film industry and called for the establishment of a commission of inquiry into sexual violence in the movie industry as she spoke in the Senate...

Paris Olympic village meets construction deadline with day to spare as confidence grows The organisers of the Paris Olympics are set to take the keys for the athletes' village on Thursday a day ahead of schedule, reinforcing growing confidence that they will be ready for the Games.

French Senate votes to enshrine abortion access in the constitution after US rollback French senators voted to enshrine access to abortion in the country's constitution on Wednesday. If the bill is approved by a three-fifths vote of both houses, expected on Monday, France will become the first...

French Senate to vote on enshrining abortion rights in constitution France's Senate is to vote on Wednesday on a bill meant to enshrine a woman’s right to an abortion in the constitution, a measure promised by President Emmanuel Macron following a rollback on rulings in the United States.

Paris metro to offload fainting passengers to reduce delays It's the announcement Paris metro passengers dread: Traffic has been disrupted due to a traveller fainting in another train miles down the tracks.

French troops limited to non-combat role, minister says, after Macron remarks on Ukraine France's foreign minister on Tuesday sought to clarify comments made by President Emmanuel Macron that Paris could send troops to Ukraine for specific needs, but not to fight in the war against Russia.

France bans terms like 'steak' and 'escalope' from vegetarian products The French government issued a decree Tuesday banning the term "steak" on the label of vegetarian products, saying it was reserved for meat alone.

Eiffel Tower reopens after six-day strike over monument’s maintenance The Eiffel Tower reopened to visitors on Sunday after a six-day closure because of striking employees demanding better maintenance of the historic landmark, showing traces of rust, and salary hikes.

Cesar movie awards ceremony overshadowed by sex abuse allegations, 'Anatomy of a Fall' sweeps prizes France's annual movie awards ceremony took a somber turn Friday with a standing ovation for actress Judith Godreche who spoke out against sexual violence in the film industry.

Angry French farmers storm into Paris agriculture fair ahead of Macron visit A group of French farmers stormed into a major Paris farm fair on Saturday ahead of a planned visit by President Emmanuel Macron amid anger over costs, red tape and green regulations.

Eiffel Tower to reopen Sunday as workers end strike France’s Eiffel Tower that had been closed for five days by a strike will reopen Sunday after the monument’s management announced a deal had been struck with unions.

France’s fast-fashion 'kill bill': Green move or penalty for the poor? In a bid to combat the “fast-fashion” and “ultra-fast-fashion” brands that have taken France by storm, a young lawmaker from the conservative Les Républicains party has proposed slapping an extra €5 on every fast-fashion...

Eiffel Tower closed for fourth day as staff strike over lack of financing France's iconic Eiffel Tower was closed for a fourth day on Thursday as employees extended a strike over the monument's management, unions said.

France under pressure to suspend military sales to Israel as war in Gaza grinds on NGOs and leftist members of the opposition have increased the pressure on France's government to reconsider arms sales to Israel in the wake of the war in Gaza and follow in the footsteps of other European nations...

France says Russia threatened to down spy plane in ‘particularly aggressive’ Black Sea exchange Russian forces threatened to shoot down a French surveillance aircraft patrolling in international airspace over the Black Sea, a signal of increasingly aggressive behavior from Moscow as its invasion...