France France willing to take Trump to WTO over proposed tariffs French finance minister Bruno Le Maire said that there is no legal basis for Trump's tariff threat. 08/12/2019
France How successful was the December 5th strike in France? The interior ministry said roughly 800,000 people protested, whereas the CGT trade union put their estimate at 1.5 million. 07/12/2019
France French government defiant over pension reform despite strike "I hear those who are exercising their legitimate right to strike and protest but I also hear those who are suffering or who are experiencing the unpleasant effects of this strike. The government is conscient of this," Philippe said on Friday. 06/12/2019
World This week in pictures selected for you A nationwide strike brought France to a near standstill. While more than 50 world leaders have gathered for the Climate Change conference in Madrid (COP25). The event was moved to Spain’s capital from Chile due to ongoing civil unrest in the country. The situation in Santiago remains heated. 06/12/2019
no comment France brought to a near-standstill as enormous strike gets underway Unions across France launched open-ended strikes on Thursday over the government's plan to overhaul its retirement system. 05/12/2019
France Tear gas, flares, clashes and splashes: France's strike in pictures Rail workers, public servants and students are all protesting pension reform in France and it's hit all the major cities. 05/12/2019
France 'Magic and dreams' as Lyon's beloved Festival of Lights kicks off Lyon's hugely popular Fête des Lumières marking the start of the Christmas season kicks off this Thursday. 05/12/2019
France France opens anti-hate office after Jewish graves desecrated The office will coordinate police and judicial work to hold responsible those who commit anti-semitic, islamophobic, and anti-christian hate crimes, France's interior minister Christophe Castaner said. 04/12/2019
France Could France's strike erode the President's international leadership? Trade unions called for a strike for an indefinite period that could bring the country to a standstill. 04/12/2019
France France braces for more chaos as strike enters day two The strike that crippled public services in France enters a second day on Friday to force French President Emmanuel Macron drop the new retirement pay legislation. 04/12/2019
United Kingdom Watch: Trump and Macron clash at awkward NATO news conference It was clear that both leaders disagreed vehemently about almost all the issues at the NATO summit in London. 03/12/2019
France Watch: Iranians in France demonstrate against Tehran protest crackdown Unrest was sparked after the government announced a hike in petrol prices, and quickly turned political. Amnesty International has said at least 161 people have been killed, but Tehran has rejected this figure. 03/12/2019
World France says EU ready to respond strongly to latest US tariff threat French Finance minister Bruno Le Maire said on Monday that the US threat to impose duties of up to 100% on €2.17 billion in imports from France was "unacceptable" and that the EU stood ready to "respond strongly" in case Washington went ahead with the plan. 03/12/2019
France Extreme weather kills five in southern France Two people were killed by floods in the French Riviera on Sunday and three emergency workers died in a helicopter crash while on a rescue mission, authorities said. 02/12/2019
no comment 'Black Friday, black planet': Anti-consumer protests in Spain, France Greenpeace activists staged a protest displaying a giant banner in the heart of Madrid that read: "Consumerism = climate crisis" during 'Black Friday' and protesters gathered outside online retailer Amazon's headquarters in France. 29/11/2019
France Step into history in a pair of Napoleon's boots Ever wanted to be a dictator? Here's how to take the first steps, and you'll need the right footwear. 29/11/2019
France French police start moving migrants from northern Paris site On Thursday morning, between 200 and 300 people were moved by French police from an illegal site in northern Paris. 28/11/2019
no comment France pays tribute to 13 soldiers killed in Mali Vigils were held to honour the soldiers who died when the helicopters they were travelling in collided in the African country. 27/11/2019
France French chef Marc Veyrat takes Michelin to court over star demotion A culinary court battle has begun as French chef Marc Veyrat sues Michelin for stripping him of his three-star status, and for suggesting he used English Cheddar in his souffle. 27/11/2019
France French farmers in rolling tractor roadblock against 'agri-bashing' French farmers are protesting against low incomes and government policies they say negatively affect France's agriculture. 27/11/2019
France French MPs adopt amendment to ban Black Friday publicity The amendment to France's "anti-waste law" condemns overconsumption and critiques the shopping day's "disastrous environmental record". 26/11/2019
Mali Why is France fighting in Mali? | Euronews Answers Emmanuel Macron's first overseas trip as president was to Germany. His second was to Mali. 26/11/2019
France Mali: France will probe black box recordings as 13 soldiers named The accident marked the largest single loss of life since operations began in 2013. 26/11/2019
no comment Two dead after massive floods hit southeast France Two people were found dead on Sunday after massive flooding hit southeastern France, causing major damage. 24/11/2019
Italy At least six dead as extreme weather batters Europe Storms across France, Italy and Greece over the weekend have killed at least six people, and left one more missing. 24/11/2019
France Christmas market reopens in defiance of terror attack Christmas markets around Europe are open for business — including in Strasbourg, which refuses to be cowed by last year’s Islamist gun rampage. 23/11/2019
