World "The development of Africa will be done only by Africans," Guinea's president states Alpha Condé calls for a new era of self-reliance to drive development and end poverty in the continent. 15/04/2017
France Hope for French suburbian kids via creative means A young interior designer speaks out on how she is helping the youth of troubled neighbourhoods with her arts and crafts association. 14/04/2017
France Jean-Luc Mélenchon: what do we know of his policies? France's veteran far-left candidate is hot on the heels of the frontrunners in the country's presidential election. 14/04/2017
France France: National Front Paris HQ hit by arson attack The Paris headquarters of France’s far-right National Front was hit by a suspected arson attack on Thursday. 13/04/2017
France Financial scandals of Marine Le Pen and French politics Marine Le Pen’s presidential campaign has been carefully coordinated and tightly controlled but she, like many of her political rivals, has fallen foul of… 13/04/2017
France Google Maps puts Marine Le Pen in the Elysee Palace The French presidential elections will soon get underway. 13/04/2017
Europe News The Brief from Brussels: Hungary set to spark lively debate This is the Brief from Brussels, a round-up of the daily news stories from Europe’s de facto political capital. 11/04/2017
France France's tricky rules for political airtime Legislation requiring equal airtime and exposure for all presidential candidates is giving French radios and TV channels a headache. 11/04/2017
French Guiana Protests grind French Guiana to a halt French Guiana hit by protests and strikes 10/04/2017
France France formalises decision to close oldest nuclear plant The French government has published a decree for closing the country’s oldest nuclear plant, at Fessenheim, in eastern France. 10/04/2017
France 360°: The reinvention of France Central France château owner Isaure de Sainte-Marie strongly feels that her country needs a new identity. 07/04/2017
France The far-left wild card in the French presidential election Far-left maverick Jean-Luc Melenchon is rising in the polls and becoming the ultimate wild card in the French presidential race. 06/04/2017
France Far-right, fake jobs and all you need to know about France's pivotal election If the main course is anything like the entrée, then France is set for even more controversy at the ballot box. 06/04/2017
France Political world can learn from tech sector Tech entrepreneur Stéphane Becker says French politicians could learn from his sector's working environment 04/04/2017
France Italian business owner wants the right to vote in France Alessio Batazza has been living in France for 12 years. He has a French wife and children and runs his own business, but he won't have the right to vote in the upcoming elections. 03/04/2017
France French Senate says deradicalisation programme is failing France's Islamic deradicalisation programme is designed to stop young, embittered Muslims embarking on violent jihad in Iraq and Syria. 30/03/2017
Guyana French Guiana: ministers attempt to resolve unrest High-ranking French ministers hold talks with protest leaders in French Guiana in an effort to resolve rising tensions across the department. 30/03/2017
France Socialist Benoit Hamon appeals to the left France's Socialist presidential candidate Benoit Hamon vows to fight on after Manuel Valls said he would not vote for him 30/03/2017
France France's former PM Valls backs Macron for president After weeks of speculation, former Socialist Prime Minister Manual Valls has said he will vote for Emmanuel Macron in France’s forthcoming presidential election. 29/03/2017