No Comment The famous carnival in Nice returns after two years After a year's absence the party atmosphere returned to the city of Nice as it welcomed back its annual carnival parade 20/02/2022
Moments How to slow travel your way to the Alps on a stunning train adventure A train to the French Alps produces up to 90 per cent less CO2 per person than flying - is this the most climate-friendly way of reaching our favourite ski resorts? 19/02/2022
France Ex-soldier convicted of kidnap and murder of 8-year-old French girl The killing sent shockwaves across France. 18/02/2022
My Europe Series Defections and division: Is France's far-right tearing itself apart? Some politicians from Marine Le Pen's National Rally party have defected to Eric Zemmour's campaign. What does that mean for the far-right in this presidential race? 17/02/2022
Art France authorises return of major art works to Jewish families France has long been accused of lagging behind several European neighbours when it comes to reparations. 16/02/2022
Europe News Macron denies Mali mission was a failure as French forces pull out The French president said that without French intervention in 2013 Mali would have collapsed as a state. 16/02/2022
France Three men on trial for deadly 2016 terror attack on French church The three men on trial are charged with "terrorist criminal conspiracy", suspected of having been aware of the perpetrators' plans, of having shared their ideology or of having tried to travel to Syria. 15/02/2022
No Comment Paris becomes 'City of Love' on Valentine's Day Couples flocked to Paris on Monday to celebrate Valentine's Day against a romantic backdrop that lovers dream about around the world. Dozens of tourists stood with their backs to the Eiffel Tower, their hands locked in the form of a heart. 14/02/2022
Smart Regions Unlocking the grid: the smart energy solution for Alpine areas In partnership with the European Commission Smart Regions heads to the French Vercors to see how one small Alpine village is producing enough renewable energy to meet the power demands of the local areas. 14/02/2022
France Footage emerges of blaze that killed seven in south-west France Two children, including a baby, were among those killed in the incident. 14/02/2022
No Comment Hyper-realist art disturbs, impresses visitors at Lyon exhibition The work of some of the world's top 'hyperrealist' artists is on display in Lyon, France. 14/02/2022
No Comment France: Anti-vaccination pass convoys on their way to Brussels Coming from all over France, several dozens of vehicles from anti-vaccination pass convoys are stopping at the parking lot of a supermarket in Fâches-Thumesnil, near Lille. 14/02/2022
France Police shoot dead man who threatened officers with a knife in Paris The incident took place at 07:00 local time on Monday morning. 14/02/2022
France France: Rivals claim foul play as Macron waits to declare candidacy Critics say he’s unfairly using his taxpayer-funded presidential pulpit to campaign for a second term while dragging out his widely expected announcement as long as possible. 13/02/2022
France Paris police fire tear gas at protesters inspired by 'Freedom Convoy' Elsewhere, several protesters were detained amid a seizure of knives, hammers and other objects in a central Parisian square. 12/02/2022
No Comment Reporter struggles as police use tear gas to break up demonstration Reporter struggles as police use tear gas to break up demonstration in Paris. 12/02/2022
France Supermarkets roll out 'chat-friendly' tills to battle COVID loneliness The idea behind the move is to encourage conversation between shoppers and cashiers, amid concerns for people's welfare during the pandemic. 11/02/2022
France France eases rules for mandatory face masks at indoor public places France eases rules for mandatory face masks at indoor public places 11/02/2022
France In pictures: Canada-style 'Freedom Convoy' heading for Paris Protesters against France's COVID restrictions, inspired by the 'Freedom Convoy' in Canada, are heading to Paris. 11/02/2022
Earth News France calls for nuclear 'renaissance' to end reliance on fossil fuels Nuclear power currently provides around 70 per cent of France's energy, more than any other country. 11/02/2022
France French HIV discoverer Luc Montagnier has died at 89 Since the end of the 2000s, Montagnier started expressing views devoid of a scientific basis. His opinions led him to be shunned by much of the international scientific community. 10/02/2022
France Paris police ban 'Freedom Convoy' protest against COVID restrictions Thousands of opponents of France's vaccine pass have said on social media they intend to converge on Paris, inspired by truckers in Canada. 10/02/2022
France 'I didn't kill anyone,' says main defendant in Paris attacks trial Salah Abdeslam will be questioned for the next two days over the November 13 terror attacks. 09/02/2022
France Is a Canada-style 'Freedom Convoy' protest set to descend on Paris? Though 300,000 Facebook users have joined a group planning the demonstration, it's unclear how many people are planning to show up. 09/02/2022
Food and Drink Sacrebleu! Meet the French brewery using algae to make their beer blue Lille-based Hoppy Urban Brew are incorporating a naturally-occurring pigment found in algae to create an extraordinary brand of hoppy alcoholic beverages. 07/02/2022
Mobility Paris unveils a new cable car link to get around the city by 2025 The C1 line will link the French capital's suburbs to the Metro subway system. 07/02/2022