Nature Visitors rush to see France's largest glacier before it disappears A new Glaciorium climate and glacier interpretation centre will show the evolution of glaciers and our relationship with them. 27/08/2024
Europe News Macron refuses to name prime minister from left-wing coalition While the talks were "fair, sincere, and useful," no practical solution was reached, said Macron. The government would probably fall apart upon the appointment of a left-wing prime minister, he said. 27/08/2024
Europe News Thousands of athletes go to Paris for a shot at Paralympic gold Sports fever is not over in the French capital, and it is expected to kick into high gear with the 2024 Paralympics opening on Wednesday. 26/08/2024
Europe News Telegram CEO arrest not 'a political' move, says French president French President Emmanuel Macron said that Pavel Durov's arrest occurred "as part of an ongoing judicial investigation". The Russian billionaire was arrested on Saturday night at a Paris airport. 26/08/2024
Tech News Who is Telegram co-founder and CEO Pavel Durov? He remains a mystery figure with multiple nationalities. Here is everything we know about the Telegram tech tycoon. 26/08/2024
Europe News France's Darmanin slams 'surge in antisemitism' after synagogue blast The arson attack, which targeted the Beth Yaacov synagogue in La Grande-Motte on Saturday, left one police officer injured. 26/08/2024
Europe News Paris prepares to welcome more than 4,000 athletes for Paralympics The historic Place de la Concorde will host the Paralympics opening ceremony on Wednesday, marking the first time the event will be held outside a stadium. 26/08/2024
Nutrition Microplastics found to increase in soda bottles the more you open them A new report found a number of micro and nanoplastics in soda bottles, with the number increasing based on how many times the bottle was opened. 25/08/2024
Tech News Why was Telegram founder Pavel Durov arrested in France? The Russian-born billionaire was wanted on charges of allowing drug dealers and sex criminals to operate on the app, according to French media. 25/08/2024
Europe News French police officer injured in synagogue arson attack A police officer who was at the synagogue was injured when a gas cylinder allegedly exploded in a parked car, local media reported. 24/08/2024
Europe News Cattle in France hit by bluetongue epidemic A new strain of bluetongue, a potentially fatal disease for sheep and cattle, has been detected across Europe after first exploding in Dutch farms. 21/08/2024
Green News Bordeaux is pushing back against polluting, eyesore cruise ships The move comes after complaints that the liners are an eyesore and cause environmental damage. 21/08/2024
Europe News Disadvantaged Paris neighbourhood worried Olympic honeymoon is over The northern Parisian neighbourhood of Porte de la Chapelle was given a makeover and increased police security for the Olympic and Paralympic Games. Yet residents are worried these changes won't last once the tourists are gone. 21/08/2024
Business Bouygues Telecom gets green light for La Poste Telecom takeover The French Competition Authority rules Bouygues Telecom's acquisition of mobile network operator La Poste Telecom will not be a risk to competition. 20/08/2024
France Refugee paralympic team aims to inspire hope at 2024 Games in Paris After paralympic athletes defeated so many obstacles to reach the games, they're hoping to share a message of resilience. 20/08/2024
Tech News EU to get first onshore Carbon Dioxide Removal facility The project could be key to Europe’s climate ambitions. 19/08/2024
Economy Power to the people - should Europeans choose where their taxes go? As France tries to find its way through political gridlock, the outgoing PM Gabriel Attal is looking for policies with cross-party support. One idea is to give more power to taxpayers. 19/08/2024
Europe News France's left wing threatens Macron with impeachment over PM deadlock The leaders of the hard-left party France Unbowed (LFI) have accused President Emmanuel Macron of an "institutional coup against democracy" for refusing to appoint a left-wing prime minister. 19/08/2024
Business Good news for Paris as hotels see post-Olympics boost in bookings The French capital saw a slower start to summer, as tourists avoided the city in early summer amid fears of overcrowding and higher hospitality rates while it was playing host to the Olympic Games. 19/08/2024
Experiences The women-only summer camp in France with a waitlist of 11,000 people From foraging to swimming and stargazing, women are free to curate their own holiday at this unique camp in Quercy. 18/08/2024
Culture news Legendary French film star Alain Delon dies aged 88 Delon rose to international fame in the 1960s with roles in classic films such as Purple Noon (1960), The Leopard (1963) and Le Samouraï (1969). 18/08/2024
Europe News Plane crashes into sea during air show in France The body of a man has been recovered after the aircraft plunged into the sea during a WWII commemorative air show. 17/08/2024
Culture Series Meet the exiled photographer capturing masculinity in a new light After his first book gave a voice to young Russian men navigating their sexuality in a repressive environment, Vlad Zorin now turns his erotic lens on France. 16/08/2024
Europe News Two French fighter pilots killed in Rafale collision during training Accidents involving the French-made Rafale supersonic jet are very uncommon. Just two crashes — one in 2007 and another in 2009 — have occurred since its introduction in 2001. 15/08/2024
Business EDF cuts nuclear production in reaction to soaring temperatures The energy provider insists there are no looming safety risks as three French regions face heatwave warnings. 14/08/2024
Culture news French song breaks two world records after Olympics closing ceremony Who said the French Touch was out of steam? The closing ceremony of the Paris Olympic Games has propelled three French artists to the top of Shazam's most searched songs. Cocorico! 14/08/2024