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Strasbourg's vandalised Jewish Memorial sparks indignation

French authorities have opened an investigation on Saturday (March 2), into the vandalisation of a memorial stone marking the site of Strasbourg's Old Synagogue, which was destroyed by the Nazis during World War Two.

France

French 'language police' accept major shakeup: feminine job titles

French 'language police' back major shakeup - accepting feminine forms of job titles for the first time

World News

Wildfires spike across Europe amid record hot temperatures in February

The number of fires equals is close to the average... in August.

France

France to consider feminising job titles

The official gatekeepers of the French language are considering the feminisation of job titles to counterbalance male-dominated terms.

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World

Your Call: Was France's Decathlon right to pull its 'running hijab'?

Watch Wednesday night's full episode of Your Call.

World

Zoom-raider? Franco-Dutch power struggle over airline stake

The move surprised analysts and comes in the midst of tensions over the company's strategic direction. Financial observers also said the tug of war risks harming the company and its investors.

France

Take a tour of Notre-Dame in 360 degrees

In this 360° video, the head of the Notre-Dame Cathedral takes viewers on an extraordinary tour behind the scenes of the iconic Parisian landmark.

Europe News

The Brief: Russian intrigue, Latvia ruling, and copyright final stretch

In this edition we speak to the French MEP who defends hiring the daughter of Putin's spokesperson as an intern, Latvia and Spain get rulings from the top EU court and the copyright battle passes another hurdle.

World

Which countries have been helped or hurt by the euro? | Raw Politics

A new study from the Centre of European Policy shows which countries benefited from the introduction of the euro 20 years ago.

Europe News

Search for an EU budget crime prosecutor begins

The European Parliament has made a short list of candidates for the new position.

Europe News

Daughter of Putin's spokesman is interning for French MEP in Brussels

The daughter of Putin's spokesman, Elizaveta Peskova, is currently interning for French MEP and former National Rally member Aymeric Chauprade, Euronews has learned. Chauprade said that Peskova does not have access to any confidential information.

France

What is anti-semitism and why is it spreading in Europe?

"Anti-Semitism remains pervasive across the EU and has become disturbingly normalised"

United Kingdom

New photos released showing wreckage of Sala plane

Air crash investigators have released new photos showing the wreckage of the aircraft that was carrying footballer Emiliano Sala and pilot David Ibbotson.

France

Iran releases French citizen who entered the country illegally

Iran releases French citizen who entered the country illegally

Costa Rica

French boy accused of reintroducing measles to Costa Rica

The 5-year-old and his parents are on holidays in the Latin American country.

France

Here's who won at France's César movie awards

"Custody" and "Shéhérazade" were the biggest winners of the night.

Europe News

Electrifying politics? The new candidates vying for your votes

"Bad politics brought us were we are," says Colombe the co-founder of Volt - a pan-European party hoping to win at least 25 seats across seven EU countries in May's elections. We met three of the members, who met as students, in Brussels this week.

World

Raw Politics in full: check out tonight's full episode

All this and more in Thursday night's full episode of Raw Politics.

France

World's biggest Nutella factory temporarily closed

Factory produces a quarter of all the world's Nutella.

France

French court fines UBS 4.5 billion euros for facilitating tax avoidance

A French court has fined Swiss banking group UBS up to 4.5 billion euros on charges it helped conceal deposits and assets to allow tax avoidance