France presidential hopeful judoka distances himself from Macron
France's judo champion turned presidential candidate Teddy Riner on Saturday sought to distance himself from President Emmanuel Macron, calling the head of state's rare endorsement…
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France's judo champion turned presidential candidate Teddy Riner on Saturday sought to distance himself from President Emmanuel Macron, calling the head of state's rare endorsement…
Tens of thousands of protesters paraded in the streets of France on Saturday, some clambering up statues with French flags as they vented frustrations ranging from the rising cost…
From the search for a saviour within the tangled mess of French politics to the return to icons from history, via a French cultural milestone, here is our weekly look at the news…
Two British businessmen have been formally charged over a suspected fraud of €16 million centred on a château in south-west France.
The reference price of gas in France will rise by 5.8 percent on December 1st, the fourth consecutive monthly increase.
A special screening La Haine to celebrate the 11th anniversary of the film club, L'Âge d’Or in the presence of the director, two films from Leos Carax, and a couple of Christmas…
If you’re somebody who has a small (or big) problem with punctuality, then this French expression is for you.
The fifth consecutive day of protests in France over the cost of living are planned for Saturday, November 14th - from demo routes to policing and protest numbers, here's what to…
This has become something of a topic of conversation in France in recent weeks.
A financial guarantor is a standard requirement if you're looking for a place to rent in France, but most landlords will only accept a guarantor who lives in France, which is…
Three French schools received fake bomb warnings on Thursday, the education ministry said, after similar hoaxes in Britain, Ireland and Italy.
The manifesto from the far left candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon has been slammed as 'economic suicide' for France - so why is he so popular, asks John Lichfield.