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TotalEnergies must negotiate, says French finance minister as strikes increase fuel disruptions Representatives of the French hard-left CGT union on Thursday voted to continue striking at four TotalEnergies refineries and a storage facility over wage disputes. As motorists faced another day of...

PSG hired army of digital trolls to smear critics, new French investigative report finds IN THE PAPERS - Thursday, October 13: We look at this bombshell report from French investigate website Mediapart about Paris Saint Germain hiring a digital troll army to smear its critics and detractors...

France to supply air defence systems to Ukraine after wave of Russian strikes France will deliver radar and air defence systems to Ukraine in the coming weeks to help the country protect itself from Russian drone and missile attacks, French President Emmanuel Macron said on Wednesday, adding...

PSG yet to qualify for Champions League last 16 as they draw with Benfica Paris St Germain were held to a 1-1 home draw by Benfica in their Champions League Group H clash on Tuesday, as the French side failed to win for the third game in a row in all competitions.

Workers at France’s refineries and fuel depots vote to continue strikes Striking French fuel refinery workers voted Wednesday to continue their stoppages and blockades, defying the government which began ordering some of them back to work in a bid to get supplies flowing.

France says Iran now holding five French nationals France's foreign minister said on Tuesday five of its nationals were being held in Iran and the European Union had agreed the technical aspects to impose sanctions on Tehran, which would come into force next week.

French government set to end strike by ordering fuel workers back to work France will order striking workers at Esso-ExxonMobil refineries and fuel depots back to their posts in order to end shortages causing headaches for millions of motorists, Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne said Tuesday.

No relief for French motorists as petrol strike hardens despite govt pressure Filling stations across France were low on petrol on Monday as a strike by workers at energy giant TotalEnergies entered its third week despite government pressure to negotiate.

First Liberia civil war trial for crimes against humanity opens in France France's first trial of a participant in Liberia's bloody civil wars began on Monday, with former rebel commander Kunti Kamara facing charges of crimes against humanity, including torture.

Air France, Airbus face trial in Paris over fatal 2009 Rio-Paris crash Air France and Airbus will face trial starting Monday in Paris, 13 years after the crash of an A330 shortly after takeoff from Rio de Janeiro that resulted in the deaths of 228 people. Civil parties hope to get answers from...

France's fuel shortage causes frustration for motorists, anxiety for government Petrol pumps have been running dry in France as striking energy workers disrupt deliveries. As frustration mounts among motorists, businesses and beyond, President Emmanuel Macron has called for calm.

French PM Borne visits Algeria in push for better ties French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne starts a visit to Algeria on Sunday with a top-level delegation, pushing for better ties with the former French colony and major gas exporter.

French Nobel Prize winner Ernaux endorses inflation, climate protest against Macron French author Annie Ernaux, who was awarded the Nobel Literature Prize this week, signed an open letter Sunday supporting a mass protest against President Emmanuel Macron called by the country's left-wing opposition.

Annie Ernaux’s Nobel prize celebrates a uniquely resonant voice in French literature Annie Ernaux became the first French woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature on Thursday, in recognition of the “courage and clinical acuity” with which she has mined her personal experiences as a woman of...

Macron announces €100-million fund for Ukraine to buy arms France has created a fund, initially worth 100 million euros ($98 million), for Ukraine to directly buy weapons and other materiel it needs in its war against invading Russia, President Emmanuel Macron said on Friday.

Iran airs 'staged' confession video of French couple accused of spying Iranian state television aired a video on Thursday in which two French citizens detained for "spying" in May are shown "confessing" to acting on behalf of a French security service. The video, which France's foreign ministry...

France unveils plans for avoiding winter power cuts due to Ukraine war The French government announced a package of measures on Thursday aimed at curtailing energy consumption nationwide to avoid possible power cuts or energy shortages as Russia's invasion of Ukraine disrupts gas supplies to...

France is a friend, says UK’s Truss in a bid to turn page on bilateral strains French President Emmanuel Macron is a friend of Britain, Prime Minister Liz Truss said on Thursday, having declared earlier this year while campaigning to become leader that the jury was out on whether he was a friend...

France to contribute officers to World Cup security in Qatar amid calls for boycott France’s decision to send officers to Qatar to help with security for the looming football World Cup has raised eyebrows amid widespread calls to boycott the event over human rights abuses. The deployment of an...

French actresses cut hair in solidarity with protesting Iranian women Leading French actresses including Juliette Binoche and Isabelle Huppert have cut locks of hair in public displays of protest over the death of Mahsa Amini, the young Iranian woman who died in police custody, and in solidarity...