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Louvre museum says Mona Lisa could get a room of her own The Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci, the world's most famous portrait, could get a room of its own in the Louvre, the museum's president said on Saturday.

Who was the 'Donbass Cowboy', the pro-Russian Texan who died in Donetsk? Russell Bentley, a Texas native better known by his nickname "Donbass Cowboy", died in mysterious circumstances near Donetsk. His death provoked a strong reaction in Russian ultra-nationalist circles, where Bentley had made...

Russian missiles strike four Ukrainian thermal power stations Russia launched a barrage of missiles at Ukrainian power facilities on Saturday, hitting locations in the centre and west of the country, damaging equipment and injuring at least one energy worker, officials said.

Ratings agencies keep assessment of France's debt unchanged Two major ratings agencies left their assessment of France's huge debt pile unchanged Friday, but cast doubt on the government's debt reduction target.

The adventures of the Belem, the historic French sailing ship bringing the Olympic flame to France The mission of transporting the Olympic flame on the first leg of its journey to the opening ceremony in Paris was given to one of the France’s most venerable sailing ships, the Belem, built in 1896.

US to give Ukraine new Patriot missiles as part of $6 billion aid package Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin on Friday announced the United States will provide key air defense munitions and artillery rounds to Ukraine as part of a $6 billion military aid package that is its largest ever for Kyiv.

Greece hands Olympic flame to 2024 Paris Games organisers The Paris Oympics flame was formally handed to French organizers on Friday in the all-marble stadium where the first modern Games were held in Athens in 1896.

'They say that if they don't do this, they become accomplices' The students outside Sciences Po are "extremely determined" to continue their sit-in and the blocking of the university, reported FRANCE 24 journalist Shirli Sitbon. The students "just voted to continue this sit-in, because they say...

King Charles III to resume public duties next week following cancer treatment King Charles III will resume his public duties next week following treatment for cancer, Buckingham Palace announced Friday.

'You can never get enough of seeing these ceremonies' "You can never get enough of seeing these ceremonies", said Nathalie Savaricas, FRACNE 24's correspondent in Athens. "As the flame passes from one torch-bearer to the next, it's relaying a message of celebration and hope." Click on this video...

Students occupy Paris's Sciences Po university in pro-Palestinian protest Students in Paris inspired by Gaza solidarity encampments at campuses in the United States blocked access to a campus building at a prestigious French university Friday, prompting administrators to move all classes online.

Europe votes: Basque, Catalan issues impact EU election campaign in Spain As Spaniards get ready to elect 61 MEPs to the European Parliament in the June 9 elections, regional elections in Spain are sucking much of the political oxygen. The pro-independence EH Bildu coalition celebrated a...

Without serious public money, the green transition won't happen: EU Greens chief Lamberts Talking Europe sits down with one of the European Parliament’s most prominent veterans, Co-chair of the Greens Philippe Lamberts. The Belgian MEP has served in three legislatures since 2009 and says he has...

Russia arrests Forbes reporter over social media posts on Bucha massacre Russia has arrested a journalist from the Russian edition of Forbes magazine for social media reposts over accusations of Russian atrocities in the Ukrainian town of Bucha, his lawyer and Forbes said on Friday.

French beekepers prepare for killer Asian hornets to emerge from hibernation Asian hornets were first detected on French soil in 2004, and the invasive species has since spread rapidly across the country and the rest of Europe, including Germany, Spain and the UK. Asian hornets are known to be a...

Ukraine court orders agriculture minister into custody for suspected corruption A Ukrainian court ordered on Friday for Agriculture Minister Mykola Solsky to be taken into custody over allegations of his involvement in an illegal acquisition of state-owned land worth about $7 million.

Street crime crackdown packs Paris-area prison ahead of Olympics A police crackdown that aims to clear a poor suburb of petty crime and street vendors before the Paris 2024 Olympics is putting pressure on an overcrowded prison operating at almost double its capacity.

Catholic women: The fight for priesthood In October 2023, for the first time in the history of the Catholic Church, women were allowed to participate in and vote at the Synod of Bishops, a religious gathering that had previously been reserved only for bishops. The landmark event came amid calls...

Spanish authorities try to tackle trash trafficking from France Over the past two years, the French and Spanish police have been discovering the extent to which rubbish is illegally smuggled across the border. The phenomenon has long plagued Italy, where the mafia organises the trafficking, and...

Has Germany’s far-right AfD become a gateway for Chinese and Russian spies? The arrest this week of an aide to the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD)'s lead candidate for the European parliamentary elections on accusations of spying for China is yet another blow to a party already tarnished...