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Cyclone Garance kills at least two as it barrels across France's Reunion Island At least two people were killed as Cyclone Garance slammed the Indian Ocean island of Reunion, blowing away roofs and cutting power and access to drinking water for many residents. Garance landed on the island’s...

French PM threatens to review migration pact with Algeria in deportations spat French Prime Minister François Bayrou warned on Wednesday that Paris would review a 1968 migration pact with Algiers if the former French colony refused to take back deportees. Bayrou’s threat comes after a deadly...

French court hands life sentence to Tunisian national for Nice church attack The perpetrator of a deadly knife attack in France’s southern city of Nice was sentenced on Wednesday to life in prison without parole by a Paris court. Tunisian national Brahim Aouissaoui stabbed and killed three...

Notorious French gangster ‘The Fly’ extradited to France after his arrest in Romania France's most-wanted man Mohamed Amra, also known as "The Fly", left Romania for France on Tuesday, according to Bucharest airport officials, days after he was captured near a shopping mall. Amra had been on the...

Battle of the blooms: France's flower culture In this edition of Entre Nous, we take a deep dive into the tradition of "La Bataille des Fleurs" or the flower parade that's part of the much-loved Nice Carnival. From mimosa blooms to pesticides, we also discuss the delights and dangers of the...

'They knew and did nothing': French surgeon's trial for sexual abuse exposes systematic failures The trial of French surgeon Joël Le Scouarnec began on Monday with him facing accusations of assaulting nearly 300 patients, mostly children, over several decades. The case has sparked widespread...

French former surgeon admits to ‘vast majority’ of cases in historic child sexual abuse trial Former surgeon Joël Le Scouarnec on Monday admitted to a “vast majority” of abuse cases at the start of France’s biggest child sex abuse trial in Vannes, said his lawyer. The 74-year-old former surgeon...

French prosecutors open rape investigation in Catholic school abuse scandal A judicial investigation into charges of rape and sexual assault at the Notre-Dame de Bétharram school in southwestern France was opened against a former school employee Friday. French PM François Bayrou, whose children...

Macron says France won't send troops to Ukraine 'tomorrow' but may give security guarantees President Emmanuel Macron said Thursday that France would not be sending troops to Ukraine "tomorrow" but reiterated that France could provide security guarantees to the war-torn nation after a ceasefire...

March 13: French voter intentions for presidential race

French surgeon Joel Le Scouarnec to face trial for allegedly abusing 299 child patients French surgeon Joel Le Scouarnec is facing trial next week for allegedly sexually abusing nearly 300 children during his decades-long medical career in Brittany. Despite a previous conviction for possessing...

DSK under investigation in prostitution inquiry Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the former head of the IMF and a prominent French Socialist, has been placed under formal investigation for his alleged involvement in a prostitution ring, his lawyer said Monday.

Catholic school abuse scandal lands French PM Bayrou in hot water French Prime Minister François Bayrou is fighting allegations that he ignored reports of the widespread sexual abuse of minors at a Catholic boarding school in southwestern Béarn, his political bastion for several decades, in a...

Top Paris hotel pastry chef creates incredible cakes for Valentine's Day February 14 is a day when love is celebrated around the world. To honour the romantic occasion, we have the pleasure of speaking to Nicolas Guercio, pastry chef at the prestigious Lutetia hotel in Paris, who has created...

Socialists free to push through reform agenda The resounding Socialist Party victory in Sunday's parliamentary elections will allow new French President François Hollande to follow through with promised economic reforms to stimulate growth across Europe, a senior minister said Monday.

French ministers disclose personal wealth for first time French authorities published the personal wealth of ministers on the government website on Monday in a bid to restore public confidence following a tax-evasion scandal which led to the resignation of former budget minister Jérôme Cahuzac.

Sarkozy ensnared in Bettencourt scandal Former president Nicolas Sarkozy will remain under formal investigation in a case involving suspected illegal campaign donations by France’s richest woman, Liliane Bettencourt, after judges dismissed a motion to throw out a key medical report.

France makes 323 arrests since start of Euro 2016 championship French police have made 323 arrests since the start of the European Championships, the interior ministry said on Thursday, as Europe's showcase football event continues to be marred by violence.

In search for French heroes, Macron blunders – again France’s embattled leader saw a week of World War I commemorations as a chance to reconnect with the French and highlight the danger of nationalism. Instead, his comments about Marshal Pétain gave further evidence of his tendency to shock and...

Left-leaning parties form alliance to keep lead in second round Ahead of a March 21 run-off vote, France’s Socialists allied with the Greens and other left leaning parties in a deal struck on Tuesday following the Socialists’ first-place showing in round one of regional elections.