France France sends forbidden anti-riot force to Martinique amid protests Violent protests erupted on the island last week over the high cost of living, with gunfire injuring at least six police officers and one civilian. 23/09/2024
France French express frustration over new Barnier-led government The French presidential palace unveiled a long-awaited new government this weekend, dominated by conservatives and centrists. It came more than two months after elections that produced a hung parliament and deepened political divisions. 23/09/2024
France New centre-right government in France unveiled The French presidential palace has unveiled a long-awaited new government dominated by conservatives and centrists. 21/09/2024
Food and Drink France to pay €120 million to uproot 30,000 hectares of vineyards France plans to uproot 30,000 hectares of grape vines as wine consumption continues to drop. 20/09/2024
France France on the verge of naming new cabinet Michel Barnier's governing team will be approved by President Emmanuel Macron by Sunday at the latest before it becomes official. 20/09/2024
Green News New report maps France’s biggest climate impacts by region The report’s authors hope it can act as a roadmap for local authorities to adapt and accelerate the green transition. 19/09/2024
Europe News Will France gain more influence in the next European Commission? Questions have been raised about the influence France will have over the new European Commission following the appointment of its new commissioner and the divide between conservatives and centrists. 18/09/2024
Culture news Have archaeologists uncovered the remains of a famed French poet? Archaeological excavations at Notre-Dame de Paris have uncovered a burial site that could be that of the French poet Joachim du Bellay (1522 - 1560), whose grave has been sought since the 18th century. But doubts remain... 18/09/2024
Economy Barnier faces crumbling support amid tax hike rumours France's new Prime Minister Michel Barnier has said that the country's budget is in a "very serious" situation. 18/09/2024
Europe Decoded The EU's new defence commissioner is open to eurobonds Lithuanian commissioner hopeful Andrius Kubilius told Euronews he's urgently looking to raise billions - including via the controversial idea of joint borrowing. 18/09/2024
Europe News Far-right ECR group gets powerful Commission post, stirring Parliament Socialists, Liberals and Greens oppose von der Leyen's appointment of Italian hard-right Raffaele Fitto (ECR) as executive vice-president of the new European Commission. 17/09/2024
Scenes Watch: The climbing duo scaling heights and uplifting spirits in France In partnership with Media City Those who join Amassa Climb have gone through life-changing circumstances that drastically changed their lives. Together, they are transforming their troubles into triumphs, one climb at a time. 16/09/2024
Health news What is botulism and how can you avoid it? A local artisanal pesto in France was linked to cases of botulism. What is it? 16/09/2024
Culture news Lyon WorldSkills Competition showcases young creative talent The WorldSkills competition is open to under 23s and sees participants compete in fields from jewellery making to welding and aircraft maintenance to hairdressing. 16/09/2024
Smart Regions D-Day centre combines eco-tourism with commemoration In partnership with the European Commission The Juno Beach Centre in northern France honours thousands of British and Canadian soldiers while offering visitors an eco-friendly and immersive experience. 16/09/2024
Europe News Thierry Breton’s seven most memorable moments After an eventful five years, the EU’s most colourful commissioner is leaving Brussels. From fighting Elon Musk to buying COVID-19 vaccines, and challenging his boss to announcing the death of NATO, Euronews takes you through some career highlights. 16/09/2024
Art Famous Surrealist pictures at Paris Pompidou on centenary of movement The Pompidou Centre in Paris has gathered about 500 Surrealist works from international public and private collections. 16/09/2024
France At least eight migrants dead after their boat sinks in English Channel At least eight migrants have died whilst trying to cross the channel from France to the UK, the French authorities reported on Sunday. 15/09/2024
Europe News 'When it's no, it's no': Paris protesters denounce sexual violence Some protesters carried banners that hailed Pélicot for speaking out about her horrific ordeal at the hands of her now ex-husband and assured other victims of sexual violence that they are not alone. 14/09/2024
Culture news In Pictures: New bells for Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris Following the devastating 2019 fire, the city of Paris has been restoring its beloved Notre Dame Cathedral. The latest new addition is a new set of bells. 13/09/2024
Culture news A Spooktacular Journey: The Beetlejuice Exhibition To mark the release of Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, the Museum of Cinema and Miniatures in Lyon, the French cradle of cinema, invites you to discover the world of Tim Burton from 'Concept to Screen’. 13/09/2024
Europe News Paris Olympics: Will the Games boost the French economy? With the Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games now concluded, France is left with a bill exceeding €8 billion for hosting the world’s biggest sporting event. The question remains: will the Games stimulate the French economy, or will the expenses outweigh the potential gains? 12/09/2024
Economy French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire steps down Bruno Le Maire says his goodbyes two months after the shock result of France's legislative elections, which has left a cloud of uncertainty over the country's economy. 12/09/2024
Economy Bank of France deputy governor on the challenges central banks face Banque de France (Bank of France) deputy governor, Agnès Bénassy-Quéré, spoke to Euronews' Angela Barnes about the challenges ahead for central banks as the latest ECB rate decision hangs in the balance. 10/09/2024
Health news 1 in 10 French women smoke during pregnancy despite health risks Smoking during pregnancy is linked to adverse health outcomes for mothers and their newborns, but quitting smoking cold turkey can be very difficult. 10/09/2024
Travel News You can now be fined for going over the luggage limit on French trains Starting from mid-September, passengers now face a €50 fine for exceeding the luggage allowance. 09/09/2024