France

My Europe Series

Antisemitism pushing jews out of their homes in France

A wave of hate crime against Jews is forcing many to take extra security measures. Some are even considering what had once been unimaginable to them -- moving to Israel.

29/06/2018

Sport

Griezmann's first coach opens up about the striker's drive to succeed

Euronews went to Macon, France, to speak to Bruno Chetoux, Antoine Griezmann's first coach in the UF Maconnais.

29/06/2018

France

French rail reform enacted despite months of strikes

On Wednesday night most of the reforms President Macron fought for were finally signed into law.

28/06/2018

France

Macron's compulsory national service | Euronews Answers

Macron wants to bring compulsory national service back for boys and girls. But what does the programme actually entail? Euronews gives you the answers.

28/06/2018

France

On Macron's orders: France will bring back compulsory national service

The French government has introduced a plan to bring back national service for all 16-year-olds, nearly two decades after it was scrapped.

27/06/2018

Living

SS19 will be a very hot season

All white everything, very short shorts, flowers and monogram, streetwear and street art – SS19 will be a very hot season.

27/06/2018

France

Pizza-making robot

Two French engineers hope to revolutionise the humble pizza with their digital chef

27/06/2018

Destinations

One night at Le Fouquet’s in Paris

Our stay in this iconic French brasserie, luxury family-owned hotel and confidential Parisian nightlife hotspot

27/06/2018

France

Watch: This destructive barrier was created to stop lorry attacks

French company La Barrière Automatique (LBA) has developed a retractable device that can stop a 7.5-ton truck going at 80 km/h in its tracks.

26/06/2018

France

French butchers want protection against vegan 'terrorism'

French butchers have called on the government to protect them against violent attacks from vegan “terrorism.”

25/06/2018

No Comment

Nudists enjoy naked day in Paris sun

A few hundred nudists gathered for a naked day in the sun in the Bois de Vincennes park east of Paris on Sunday (June 24) to celebrate the inaugural Parisian Day of Naturism.

24/06/2018

France

France and Spain call for joint European response to migrant crisis

France and Spain have proposed setting up reception centres where migrants would be held while their asylum claims are considered.

23/06/2018

France

Lyon Festival of Music underway

The 37th annual event features an eclectic mix

22/06/2018

France

Students given 12 hours to clear out dorms for Aquarius migrants

Around 20 students who were relocated from their publicly-owned residence in Alicante, Spain, to make way for the arrival of migrants from the Aquarius rescue ship, told Euronews they had 12 hours to evacuate.

22/06/2018

France

Cannes Lions Festival - the growing trend of corporate social responsibility

Big advertisers, influencers, and business executives give their views on good corporate citizenship

22/06/2018

France

Paris gets e-scooter share scheme

Parisians will from Friday be able to zip around the congested streets of the French capital on electric scooters for hire.

21/06/2018

France

Cannes Lions: How are big businesses innovating?

Big brands are trying to prove that innovation is not just for start-ups.

21/06/2018

France

'Gay couples are different so can only adopt children with issues'

Row after adoption chief in French region says gay couples should only expect to adopt a child no one else wants.

19/06/2018

France

Watch: 'Call me Sir', says France's Macron in manners dressing-down

President Macron gives a dressing-down over manners to an embarrassed teenager who greeted the French leader by calling him "Manu"

19/06/2018

France

French air traffic control causes a third of Europe's flight delays

A new report says strikes and outdated equipment costs airlines €300 million and accounts for 33 percent of delays.

19/06/2018

France

Macron to push Eurozone reform

French President holds meeting with German chancellor to prepare Brussels summit

19/06/2018

France

Le Pen ordered to repay €300,000 to European Parliament

The EU's second highest tribunal has rejected a bid by Marine Le Pen to overturn a ruling about misuse of funds.

19/06/2018

France

Slow down! France introduces new speed limits on secondary roads

Move is an attempt to reverse trend of rising mortality on French roads.

18/06/2018

Cult

Medieval manuscript fetches over €4 million

Owner accused of fraud claims he has been vindicated.

18/06/2018

France

Woman gives birth to baby at Paris train station

The baby gets to ride free on the entire RATP network until his 25th birthday.

18/06/2018

France

Napoleon's hat sells for €280,000

A hat attributed to Napoleon has sold at auction for €280,000

18/06/2018