No Comment Champs-Elysées clean-up operation after violent gas price protests Cleaning crews on Sunday were clearing debris in front of Paris' iconic Arc de Triomphe, a day after violent clashes between police and protesters broke out in the French capital. 25/11/2018
France France: man armed with explosives in custody Wearing a yellow vest, the 45-year-old was demanding protestors be given an audience with the French President. 24/11/2018
France Trump card? Strasbourg uses Donald to motivate voters for EU poll Authorities in Strasbourg have found a novel way of getting voters out for next May’s European Parliament elections: Donald Trump. 23/11/2018
France Paris con artist who charged €247 for a taxi ride is jailed The defendant was not a registered taxi driver and prevented his victims from getting out without paying 23/11/2018
France Euroviews. French anti-terror laws are robbing people of their freedom | View By concentrating power in the hands of the [French] government - completely outside of the normal criminal justice system - administrative [anti-terrorist] control measures are open to abuse and discriminatory application, including toward Muslims. 22/11/2018
France French court accepts ñ can be used in national language Judges overturn earlier ruling that banned parents from officially naming their child Fañch. 22/11/2018
France French court says posters showing woman tied to train tracks are legal A French court has ruled that posters showing a woman tied to train tracks "do not promote violence against women". 22/11/2018
World Which EU countries have an issue with the Brexit deal? | Raw Politics Not every EU country is happy with the draft Brexit agreement between London and Brussels. 21/11/2018
Italy Italian magistrates order for Aquarius migrant boat to be impounded Italian magistrates have ordered for the MSF-operated Aquarius migrant rescue boat to be impounded. 21/11/2018
World News Euroviews. France's failure to tackle cigarette smuggling threatens EU safety France is the most affected EU member state when it comes to cigarette smuggling, and inaction to tackle the problem is endangering Europe's safety. 19/11/2018
World News Fuel protest clashes The French government says around 288,000 people took part in fuel price protests over the weekend in which one woman was accidentally killed and over a hundred people were arrested 18/11/2018
France Yellow block road: France’s fuel price protests in pictures The best images from a day of protests in France over rising fuel prices. 17/11/2018
France Are France's fuel protests a good idea? | All Views Euronews' Cristina Abellan Matamoros asked people around France how they feel about the upcoming mass protest. 16/11/2018
World News What will a nuclear waste warning look like in 100,000 years' time? Experts are trying to come up with the best way to warn Earth's future inhabitants — whether 10,000 or 100,000 years from now — what precisely lies under their feet. 16/11/2018
France What are the gilets jaunes so upset about? Gilets jaunes (yellow vests) are continuing their protests all over France to protest the squeeze of living costs. 16/11/2018
No Comment Two dinosaur skeletons reconstructed ahead of Paris auction Two fossilised dinosaur skeletons dating back to the Jurassic period were assembled in Paris on Tuesday ahead of an auction next week 14/11/2018
No Comment Balloons released in Paris to honour victims of 2015 terror attacks Multicoloured balloons took to the sky above Paris in honour of the 130 victims of attacks on the Bataclan concert hall, Paris cafes and the national stadium. 14/11/2018
France Paris honours victims of deadly 2015 terror attacks It's been three years since France's deadliest ever terror attacks when Paris was hit by a series of coordinated attacks that left over 130 dead 13/11/2018
France France's first jailed jihadist: From radicalisation to reformation Euronews talks to David Vallat, a member of the group responsible for the 1995 bombings in Paris and Lyon and the first jihadist born in France to be imprisoned in France. 13/11/2018
France France to 'embed' regulators at Facebook to tackle online hate speech The French president described the pilot programme — a world first — as "an experiment, but a very important first step." 13/11/2018