France Rubbish to be cleared from Paris after strike suspended A three-week-long rubbish collection strike in Paris has been suspended. The announcement from the CGT trade union came after the number of workers following the strike call dwindled. 28/03/2023
Culture news Musée d'Orsay explores the friendship and rivalry of Manet and Degas The exhibition showcases around 200 paintings, drawings, letters, and notebooks, creating a thematic and chronological route through their artistic careers. 28/03/2023
France How much do you trust European journalists? Those surveyed doubted reporters' "impartiality", saying "information is sometimes false and too quickly relayed". 28/03/2023
France Eiffel Tower forced to close as fresh strikes get under way in France Strike and protests take place on the 10th day of national mobilisation as Macron holds firm on his plans to raise to the retirement age from 62 to 64. 28/03/2023
Culture news 'Art Paris' marks 25th anniversary as French market fears tax hike 'Art Paris' runs from 30 March through to 2 April in the French capital. It comes as French artists express concern over an EU tax hike on art sales. 28/03/2023
France Louvre closed due to pension protests The Louvre in Paris has been forced to close after workers blocked its entrance in protests against Macron's pension reform. 27/03/2023
Green News Protestors and police clash at anti-reservoir rally in western France Police detonated non-lethal dispersion grenades as they fended off thousands of protesters, some armed with machetes, axes and gasoline bombs. 27/03/2023
France Meet the Rosies: The French women dancing against pension reform "Our resistance weapon is singing and dancing," said the feminist collective's co-founder. 27/03/2023
France Jail for French sex pest in 'LinkedIn recruitment' scam Jail for French sex pest in 'LinkedIn recruitment' scam 25/03/2023
Mobility Inside the giant wind tunnels where new jets and missiles are tested The models for the Concorde, Rafale, Airbus 380, and all of France’s nuclear missiles are said to have been tested here. 25/03/2023
Tech News After TikTok, why has France banned Netflix on government phones? The French government has banned the use of "recreational" apps such as TikTok, Netflix and Instagram on the work phones of its civil servants. 24/03/2023
France King Charles III's State visit to France postponed amid civil unrest President Macron had a phone call with King Charles on Friday morning about the visit, which became untenable as fresh strikes were announced for next week. 24/03/2023
Culture news 10 French expressions getting lost in translation for Francophone Week There's a WHAT in my soup?? In honour of Francophone Week, here are perfect French expressions that will give English-speakers a headache 24/03/2023
France Bordeaux town hall set ablaze as French pension reform unrest grows The building, where King Charles III is set to be received next week, was set on fire Thursday evening. 24/03/2023
France More than 1 million protest in France against pension reform More than one million people took to the streets on Thursday in the 9th day of protest across France. Our correspondent Anelise Borges followed the march in Paris. 23/03/2023
Travel News Paris 2024: Non-EU citizens invited to apply to be a volunteer A passion for sports, human relations and timetables are varyingly useful. But you don't need to speak French to sign up. 23/03/2023
Destinations Paris is expensive: Here are 9 French destinations to visit instead It may be beautiful, but Paris is crowded and expensive. Here are nine French destinations to try instead. 23/03/2023
Eco-Innovation What can making salad dressing teach us about recycling batteries? ‘Once we have brought the metals to Europe, it would be silly to send them back to manufacture new batteries abroad’. 23/03/2023
France French workers set to 'sabotage' King Charles' historic State visit Due to strikes, union workers could literally refuse to roll out the red carpet for the British monarch when he arrives in Paris. 23/03/2023
France Mass strikes and protests grip France in defiance of Macron 🇫🇷 Mass strikes and protests grip France in defiance of Macron's pension reforms 23/03/2023
Culture news President Macron protesting his own retirement reform? Amidst the ongoing troubles in France over the retirement reforms and the social unrest that has decried from President Macron’s controversial bill, Internet users have turned to AI to get creative. 23/03/2023
France Macron determined to push ahead with pension reforms despite anger The French president wants to plough on with hugely unpopular pension reforms, saying he will sacrifice personal popularity for the sake of his country. 23/03/2023
France Macron: 'I have no regrets pushing for this necessary reform' France's President Emmanuel Macron stood by his government and condemned violence in a much-anticipated interview over pension reforms. 22/03/2023
Design The gargoyles of the Notre-Dame de Paris are coming back to life Notre-Dame de Paris reconstructions gradually recover its fantastic creatures. 22/03/2023
No Comment Watch: Protesters in France clash with police over pension reform row Police fired tear gas and angry demonstrators threw projectiles as violence erupted again in streets across France on Tuesday night. 22/03/2023
No Comment Watch: French strikers clash with riot police outside oil depot Tear gas rained over the demonstrators as they approached the giant white domes of the tanks that hold millions of litres of crude and diesel fuel. 22/03/2023