France UAE signs contract with France for 80 Rafale warplanes French officials hailed a "historic contract" to sell 80 Rafale military planes to the United Arab Emirates. 03/12/2021
France France moves closer to punishing school bullying with prison sentences Education Minister Jean-Michel Blanquer has said that France has taken an "important step" to tackling bullying and harassment in schools. 03/12/2021
France Paris archbishop who had 'ambiguous' relationship resigns Pope Francis on Thursday accepted the resignation of the archbishop of Paris, who unexpectedly offered to step down last week after admitting to an “ambiguous” relationship with a woman in 2012. 03/12/2021
France Frontex plane arrives in northern France to combat people smuggling The EU border agency aircraft was deployed a week after 27 migrants died when their dinghy deflated in the Channel. 02/12/2021
Football Now Is the future of football financing in cryptocurrency? In partnership with Media City With examples of football players now being bought, sold, and paid using Bitcoin, we ask the question, is football and crypto a match made in heaven? 02/12/2021
France Pecresse and Ciotti vie for French right-wing presidential nomination France’s main right-wing political party, the Républicains, picked two candidates to advance to a second-round as party members pick their presidential candidate. 02/12/2021
Culture news Alexis Michalik brings Broadway to Paris with 'The Producers' With famous lines like 'Springtime for Hitler and Germany...Winter for Poland and France,' how will Mel Brooks' classic go down in Paris? 02/12/2021
France Post-Brexit fishing: Guernsey grants over 40 licences for French boats Paris has welcomed the Channel island's move but says over 100 claims for French boats to operate off Jersey and the UK are still unresolved. 01/12/2021
Food and Drink Paris' 'Banquet': A festive marriage between science and gastronomy The Cité des Sciences et de L’Industrie museum takes you on an interactive journey exploring our relationship with food and how it is made. 01/12/2021
France French right-wing party to choose candidate for presidential election Five candidates are vying to become the presidential candidate for France's Les Républicains party. 01/12/2021
Mobility Europe's first fully autonomous bus hits the road in France The vehicle carries passengers on a roughly 600 m route at a medical research campus in Toulouse, southern France. 01/12/2021
No Comment Artist Josephine Baker honoured at France's Pantheon The voice of Josephine Baker resonated on Tuesday through streets of Paris' famed Left Bank as recordings from her extraordinary career kicked off an elaborate ceremony at the domed Pantheon monument, where she was symbolically inducted 30/11/2021
My Europe Series France election: Who is Eric Zemmour and why is he so controversial? With five months to go before France's next presidential election, a new personality has burst onto the scene: Eric Zemmour. 30/11/2021
France France issues arrest warrant for Japanese woman over 'parental kidnap' The case has regenerated debate in Japan, where shared custody is not legally recognised and children are often "abducted" by one parent. 30/11/2021
France Far-right TV pundit Eric Zemmour will run for France's presidency Far-right tv pundit Eric Zemmour has said he is a candidate in France's presidential election. 30/11/2021
France Lionel Messi and Alexia Putellas win Ballon d’Or awards Lionel Messi won the Ballon d'Or for the seventh time on Monday, extending his record. Alexia Putellas became the third winner of the women's award. 30/11/2021
France French Catholic Academy questions findings of child sex abuse inquiry An October report estimated that 216,000 children have been abused by French clergy since 1950. 29/11/2021
Work Why France's Caribbean islands are a prostate cancer hotspot Banana farmers in Guadeloupe and Martinique were poisoned by a banned chemical. Now they could be compensated by French authorities 29/11/2021
France Josephine Baker, dancer and WWII spy, honoured at France's Pantheon Josephine Baker, an American-born cabaret performer who became a French resistance fighter during World War II, was honoured at the Pantheon in a ceremony on Tuesday. 29/11/2021
France Migrants determined to reach UK despite boat tragedy Many migrants say the tragedy will not prevent them from climbing into a flimsy inflatable boat packed with up to 50 people in hopes of reaching Britain. 29/11/2021
No Comment Migrants determined to reach UK despite tragedy At makeshift camps between Dunkirk and Calais on France's northern coast migrants are digging in, waiting for their chance to make a dash across the English Channel, despite the deaths of at least 27 people. 28/11/2021
France EU plane to be deployed over Channel after migrant deaths A plane operated by EU border agency Frontex will be deployed over the Channel to better identify smuggling networks, said the French interior minister at a meeting with European migration officials. 28/11/2021
Green News France bans patio heaters as part of climate change fight As of 31 March, it is now illegal for cafes, bars and restaurants to operate heated outdoor terraces. 28/11/2021
France Investigation opened after women claim former minister assaulted them The Paris prosecutor opened an investigation after several women accused former French environment minister Nicolas Hulot of sexual assault and rape. 26/11/2021
France 'No optimism' over France-UK cooperation on migrants, says Amnesty Amnesty International UK made the comments as tensions between London and Paris rise following the deaths of 27 migrants off the coast of Calais. 26/11/2021
Culture news Meet Neige the cow: The International Agricultural Fair's latest star Neige, a four-year-old cow raised on a family farm in Haute-Savoie, discovers newfound celebrity as mascot of the 2022 International Agricultural Fair. 26/11/2021