France France remembers its horror of sending 13,000 Jews to Nazi death camps Eight decades later, France is honouring the victims of two terrifying days in July 1942 with a week of ceremonies surrounding the Vel d’Hiv police roundup. 17/07/2022
United Kingdom France donates mobile DNA lab to help Ukraine war crimes investigators The French mobile laboratory has previously been deployed at the site of the Germanwings crash in the Alps in 2015. 15/07/2022
Europe News France faces raging wildfires and second heatwave of the summer More than 1,000 firefighters have been deployed to try and contain the flames in France's Gironde region where as many as 7,000 hectares of land are believed to have been destroyed. 15/07/2022
See Should European museums return African heritage items? As conversations about decolonisation increase, more museums are considering returning their looted African heritage, but is this the right approach? 15/07/2022
Money Will France’s new government be more accepting of cryptos? Pierre Person couldn’t change his fellow French deputies' minds on crypto. Can the new Assembly be convinced? 15/07/2022
Ukraine Five things to know from Russia's war in Ukraine From another deadly Russian missile strike on Ukrainian civilians far from the front line... to France's Ukrainian touch on Bastille Day: five key events related to the war. 14/07/2022
France Ukraine plays symbolic role in France's Bastille Day parade The war in Ukraine featured prominently in Bastille Day celebrations in France on Thursday, with thousands of French troops marching down the Champs-Elysees avenue alongside allies from Eastern Europe. 14/07/2022
Europe News Commission's handling of text scandal is 'wake-up call': EU watchdog The EU's Ombudsman upheld her finding of maladministration on Thursday over the Commission's handling of a journalist's request to see the texts exchanged between Ursula von der Leyen and the Pfizer CEO. 14/07/2022
Europe News France 'should do more' to enforce corporate lobbying rules, says EU The European Commission has recommended that France better enforce lobbying rules in its latest rule of law report. 13/07/2022
Culture news Captain Marvel launches Disneyland Paris' new Avengers zone After four years of construction, Disneyland Paris now has a dedicated area for its Marvel superheroes. 13/07/2022
Experiences Take a look inside a sleeper train made from refurbished old carriages With train travel rising in popularity due to climate concerns, SNCF has taken things one step further by transforming their old carriages destined for the junkyard into new sleeper trains. 12/07/2022
Japan Japan mourns as its longest-serving PM Shinzo Abe is laid to rest Shinzo Abe, 67, was gunned down at an election campaign rally on Friday by an unemployed man with a homemade firearm. 12/07/2022
Europe News French prime minister survives no-confidence vote in parliament Only 146 MPs in France's National Assembly voted in favour of the motion of no-confidence. 11/07/2022
Europe News France could cut electricity to some companies over energy disruptions "Let's prepare for a total cut-off of Russian gas. This is now the most likely option," France's economy minister Bruno Le Maire said on Sunday. 11/07/2022
Biztech news Uber Files: Leak details how Uber 'lobbied leaders and duped police' A trove of 124,000 documents shows the "extraordinary" lengths the ride-hailing company went to disrupt Europe's taxi industry. 11/07/2022
euronews WITNESS On life support: can France's struggling healthcare system be saved? With emergency care departments on the brink, Euronews' Monica Pinna travels across France to investigate why France's once lauded healthcare sector is facing an unprecedented crisis. 08/07/2022
world news 'Truly heartbreaking': World leaders react to the murder of Shinzo Abe From Brussels to New Delhi, heads of state and governments have expressed their deep shock and sadness over the tragic news. 08/07/2022
