France Ski resort under fire for using helicopter to deliver snow The snow was moved from higher altitude to the slopes on Friday and Saturday. 17/02/2020
France Agnes Buzyn is new Paris mayoral candidate after Griveaux sex video Agnes Buzyn replaces Benjamin Griveaux as Paris mayoral candidate after sex video scandal 16/02/2020
France Ski resort workers protest as France's busy winter season begins They are upset over reforms that mean they will have to work longer to qualify for unemployment benefits. 15/02/2020
France Europe's first coronavirus death confirmed The man, who arrived in France on January 16, is the first to die in Europe from COVID-19 coronavirus. 15/02/2020
France Long wait for transplant surgery brings limb donation into spotlight A double amputee is urging people to discuss their wishes about donating their bodies to medical science after they die. 14/02/2020
France Macron's Paris mayoral candidate quits after sex video publication Benjamin Griveaux withdrew from the race on Friday saying he didn't want to put his family at risk. 14/02/2020
France ‘My heart says he's not dead’: Mother of ISIS recruit holding out hope The mother of an ISIS recruit has told Euronews she believes her son is still alive - three years since reports he was killed in Syria. 14/02/2020
France 'French Oscars' management resigns en masse amid Polanski controversy The resignation comes just two weeks before the ceremony and amid controversy around the new film by Roman Polanski being nominated for awards. 13/02/2020
France French MPs back ban on May 5 football games to honour disaster victims On 5 May 1992, a stand collapsed at Bastia's Furiani stadium just before their French Cup semi-final against Olympique de Marseille, killing 18 people and injuring more than 2,300. 13/02/2020
Musica Anoushka Shankar's mesmerising musical journey Sitar-virtuoso Anoushka Shankar performs the concerto Raga-Mala, composed by her father Ravi Shankar, the most famous Indian musician of the 20th century at Lyon's Auditorium, accompanied by the Orchestre National de Lyon. 13/02/2020
France France's Macron to unveil measures to protect Mont Blanc from 'wackos' A local mayor said poor legislation allows "pseudo mountaineers" to put their lives and that of others in danger. 13/02/2020
France Give me Green Deal funds or I'm not backing budget warns EU chief The EU Commission President called for compromise as groups of member states including "Friends of Cohesion" and "Frugal Five" battle it out over what they should pay and receive. 12/02/2020
Sport French legend defeated in Paris Round up of Day 2 of the Paris Judo World Championships. The big talking point is Teddy Riner losing for the first time in 155 fights. 10/02/2020
Sport Dramatic opening day in Judo Championships First day of the Paris 2020 World Judo Championships 09/02/2020
France French skating chief quits over sexual abuse scandal The long-serving head of the French Ice Skating Federation (FFSG), Didier Gailhaguet, resigned on Saturday after former skaters spoke of sexual assaults by coaches. 08/02/2020
France Macron urges EU nuclear defence strategy — with France at centre "Nuclear force is our final recourse, the cornerstone of our security, the guarantor of our vital interests," French president declared. 08/02/2020
France French wine exports halve after US slaps on tariffs American imports of French wine reached $130 million in October. Trump's tariffs kicked in and they plunged to $57.1 million in November. 07/02/2020
France French corporations accused of race discrimination in job applications A government study found applicants with Arabic-sounding names received 25% fewer responses than candidates with French names. 07/02/2020
France Marine Le Pen: EU has more to lose on Brexit, but I don't want Frexit French far-right leader Marine Le Pen says the EU must be reformed into a looser alliance of nations or "other countries will leave." 06/02/2020
World Striking workers affect rubbish collection across French capital There's a foul smell spreading across the French capital, with garbage piling up across the city. The strikes which have brought much of France to a halt in recent months, are starting to affect rubbish collection. 06/02/2020
Living First vegan eggs hatched in a lab, but what are they made of? We spoke to the French women breaking down the final frontier in veganism. 06/02/2020
No Comment Water bomber planes and crews of firefighters battle Corsica fire Since 4. February 2020, a fire devastated more than 1,000 hectares of vegetation between Quenza, Solaro and Sari-Solenzara without causing any injuries. 05/02/2020
France Gang on trial for impersonating French minister in €50 million scam The alleged impersonators wore a mask of French minister Jean-Yves Le Drian to trick their victims. The scheme saw them extort more than €50 million from wealthy figures. 05/02/2020
France US elections: Expat Iowans take part in Democrat caucus in Paris Voters from Egypt, Italy, the Netherlands travelled to Paris on Monday to choose their preferred Democratic candidate to run against Donald Trump. 04/02/2020
No Comment Not quite cubism: 'Rubik's Mona Lisa' to go under the hammer in Paris A street art Rubik's Cube version of the "Mona Lisa" is expected to sell for up to 150,000 euros ($166,000) when it goes under the hammer in Paris this month. 04/02/2020
France Rape inquiry launched after French skating champion accuses ex-coach Ex-coach Gilles Beyer faces accusations of "rape of minors" after former champion Sarah Abitbol said he abused her in a new book. 04/02/2020