No Comment Greenpeace activists block a soya warehouse in western France A dozen Greenpeace activists block a soya warehouse in the port of Saint-Nazaire, on France's Atlantic coast, to denounce soya imports into France. 31/05/2021
France Fugitive ex-soldier arrested after massive manhunt in France The fugitive ex-soldier was arrested in Dordogne after a massive manhunt that mobilised 300 gendarmes and seven helicopters. He was hiding in a wooded area after shooting at gendarmes responding to a call about a domestic incident. 31/05/2021
France Naomi Osaka threatened with disqualification from French Open The world number two was fined €12,300 and threatened with disqualification after she refused to make media appearances at the French Open. 31/05/2021
France Macron warns France could withdraw troops from Mali following coup France has about 5,100 deployed in the Sahel — more specifically in Chad, Burkina Faso, Mali, Mauritania, and Niger — as part of its Operation Barkhane against Islamic terrorist groups. 30/05/2021
France Elated music fans pack Paris arena for coronavirus 'test gig' Thousands descended on AccorHotels Arena in eastern Paris on Saturday to see 1980s French rock band Indochine and DJ Etienne de Crecy in a public health experiment by the city's hospital authority. 29/05/2021
France Man shot dead after policewoman injured in Nantes knife attack Police have shot dead a man after he stabbed a police officer in Nantes seriously injuring her 28/05/2021
No Comment French police clash with farmers at job centre sit-in French police violently clear protesters from a sit-in at a job centre on the edge of Paris, following a flash demo by farmers denouncing the new common agriculture policy 27/05/2021
France Sanofi/GSK launch Phase III trial of COVID-19 vaccine The two companies will test their vaccine's efficacy against variants and when used as a second dose following a first injection with another vaccine. 27/05/2021
France France makes quarantine compulsory for travellers arriving from UK Travellers arriving in France from the UK will need to go into mandatory self-isolation, a French government spokesman said on Wednesday. 26/05/2021
Europe Decoded French influencer 'offered cash to spread vaccine disinformation' Grasset shared e-mails with Euronews that show a proposition from someone claiming to work for a UK-based PR company. 25/05/2021
Cult New exhibit reveals details on French icon Simone Veil's life The exhibition at Paris's Hotel de Ville features previously unpublished documents about the life of Simone Veil 23/05/2021
Cult Salgado's exhibition highlights Amazon forest destruction Brazilian photographer Sebastião Salgado teamed up with musician Jean-Michel to highlight the destruction of the Amazon forest, and to slam Bolsonaro 22/05/2021
France Albanian man accused of aiding Nice terror attack extradited to France Endri Elezi is suspected of aiding Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, who rammed a truck into a crowd in the French coastal city on July 14, 2016. 22/05/2021
France Man arrested after making 27,000 calls to French police in two months A man was arrested near Lyon on suspicion of harassing members of the police and making around 27,000 phone calls to the authorities between April and May. 21/05/2021
World French Minister, Elisabeth Moreno, calls for greater equality post-covid "Violence kills, it physically kills people, it kills dreams, it kills ambitions" - French Minister Delegate for Gender Equality, Diversity and Equal Opportunities, Elisabeth Moreno, gives her insight on equality, domestic violence, the pandemic and LGBT+ rights. 20/05/2021
France France opens COVID-19 vaccination to all adults from May 31 All adults in France will be able to get their COVID-19 jabs from May 31, Prime Minister Jean Castex said on Thursday. 20/05/2021
France France's top court rejects move to restrict images of police France's constitutional council rejects controversial move to restrict images of police 20/05/2021
No Comment NGO's ice sculptures in Paris to protest Total expansion in Arctic Several NGOs take action on Thursday in front of the Ministry of Economy and Finance in Paris against a project to build a Total plant in the Russian Arctic, financed by "700 million of public money", according to the organisers 20/05/2021
France France restarts Paris-Nice night train to encourage people to fly less The government is keen to promote night trains as more environmentally friendly than flying. 20/05/2021
France PIP breast implant victims should receive compensation, rules court A French court has ruled that hundreds of victims of a breast implant scandal are entitled to compensation. 20/05/2021
France French people defy rain to enjoy reopening of café and bistro terrace For the first time in almost 7 months, the French are allowed to sip coffee and wine with friends outdoors. 19/05/2021
France Air-France-KLM launches first long-haul flight with eco-fuel The passenger jet took off with sustainable fuel — petroleum mixed with a synthetic jet fuel derived from waste cooking oils — making up 16 per cent of its supply for the journey. 18/05/2021
Sport Football: Karim Benzema recalled by France for Euro 2020 Benzema, 33, last played for France in October 2015 but was sidelined after he was accused of involvement in a sextape affair against fellow player Mathieu Valbuena. The trial is to take place in October. 18/05/2021
France French rugby federation allows transgender people to compete The move goes against World Rugby which recommended last year that transgender women should not play in women’s elite or international teams for safety reasons. 18/05/2021
No Comment Anaesthetists demonstrate in Marseille and Paris Dozens of nurse anaesthetists are demonstrating in Marseille and Paris to demand better legislative, regulatory and financial recognition of their professional specificity 17/05/2021
France French company Sanofi reports positive results from vaccine trial The drugmaker reported good results from a phase 2 clinical trial of its coronavirus vaccine candidate, which has been hit by several months of delays. 17/05/2021