Good Morning Europe World leaders gather in France for Global Fund initiative A conference in France, which kicked off on Wednesday, aims to raise funds to combat deadly diseases and condemn them to the history books. 09/10/2019
Good Morning Europe Australia's tough immigration stance 'keeps far-right at bay' Australia's tough stance on immigration has helped keep down the vote for far-right political parties, the country's ambassador to France has told Euronews. 08/10/2019
brussels bureau The Port of Antwerp readies for a 'hard Brexit' Delays at the border, problems for truck drivers, Europe's second largest port prepares for the turbulence of a No Deal. 08/10/2019
France French Interior minister admits to 'failings' in monitoring attacker In an interview, Christophe Castaner said there were administrative "failings" in monitoring the attacker who killed four people last week. 07/10/2019
France France's vineyards grapple with grape thieves at harvest time In the heart of Burgundy's most prestigious vineyards, security forces patrol day and night during harvest time to deter grape thieves. 05/10/2019
World France vows sanctions if US imposes tariffs on wine, cheese France vows sanctions if US imposes tariffs on wine, cheese 03/10/2019
France French anti-terrorist unit to investigate Paris police knife attack French anti-terrorist unit to investigate Paris police knife attack 03/10/2019
France French police in 'anger march' over conditions, high suicide rates Thousands of police officers in France are marching in Paris for the first strike in almost two decades to call for improved working conditions. 02/10/2019
brussels bureau Polyglot or mono: the word wars in Brussels Despite Brexit, English remains a key working language in the EU, which creates a certain amount of friction with the French speakers in Brussels. 30/09/2019
France Watch back: France remembers former President Jacques Chirac The Elysée declared Monday a National Day of Mourning in France. A ceremony will take place at the cathedral of the Invalides and a funeral service will take place at the Church of Saint-Sulpice in Paris. 30/09/2019
France Hundreds queue to say farewell to Jacques Chirac Hundreds braved the rain on Sunday to pay their respects to late French president Jacques Chirac lying in state at the Hotel des Invalides in Paris. 29/09/2019
no comment Protesters cover Louvre's Pyramid in black treacle Climate activists staging a peaceful protest at the Louvre museum dipped their hands in treacle, referencing a partnership with Total 28/09/2019
France French lawmakers approve IVF draft law for lesbians, single women Single and lesbian women could soon be given access to fertility treatments but there is strong opposition from conservatives and the Catholic church. 27/09/2019
The Cube Tributes paid on social media to Jacques Chirac | #TheCube Emmanuel Macron tweeted that the former President and Prime Minister of France "resembled us and brought us together". 26/09/2019
France Jacques Chirac: A man of memorable words He marked French politics with his snappy comments. Former French President Jacques Chirac who died on Thursday at age 86 will be remembered for his famous punchlines. 26/09/2019
France French #MeToo: Government advisor 'optimistic' despite Muller ruling A Paris court ordered Sandra Muller to pay €15,000 in damages to a TV executive Eric Brion who she had accused of making sexually lewd remarks at a party. 26/09/2019
no comment Large fire breaks out at chemical factory in French city of Rouen A large fire broke out in the early hours of Thursday at a French factory in the northern port city of Rouen, local authorities said. 26/09/2019
France Jacques Chirac: Tributes pour in for former French president 'He carried a love for France all his life,' said Emmanuel Macron. 26/09/2019
Good Morning Europe Calais carries out drills to prepare for Brexit disruption Calais is prepared for whatever logistical shocks Brexit throws at the port, say officials. 26/09/2019
France Black smoke unleashed by fire at French chemicals factory 'not toxic' A large fire at a French chemicals factory in the northern city of Rouen has been completely extinguished, local authorities said, adding that there were no reported deaths at this stage. 26/09/2019
France Court orders French #MeToo founder to pay damages for defamation Sandra Muller slammed the verdict as "incomprehensible" and urged women to continue to speak out. 26/09/2019
France Celebrity chef Marc Veyrat suing Michelin guide for loss of third star Veyrat claims the downgrade came after a Michelin inspector mistakenly thought he used English Cheddar in a cheese souffle, instead of using local cheese varieties. 24/09/2019
France Black panther that prowled rooftops in French town kidnapped from zoo A black panther that was spotted prowling rooftops in France has been stolen from a zoological park. 24/09/2019
France Controversy as France debates extending IVF to lesbians & single women We look at the controversial debate raging in France about extending IVF to lesbians & single women and what the picture is elsewhere in Europe. 24/09/2019
Germany EU negotiator Barnier says UK's Brexit stance is 'unacceptable' EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier said talks with the UK were in a "very sensitive and difficult phase" as he criticised the UK government's position. 23/09/2019
France Mediator: Landmark trial opens in France over antidiabetic pill Servier Laboratories, the National Agency for the Safety of Medicines (ANSM) and 21 other defendants will face 2,684 plaintiffs. They allege that Mediator, marketed as an antidiabetic drug, has cost the lives of hundreds of patients. 23/09/2019
