Thunberg has become a celebrity by skipping lessons every Friday to protest over global warming outside the Swedish parliament.

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"Everyone comes with their own feeling so some people like to lie down, some children like to run near the images."

It's after a seven-month investigation into Benalla's violent conduct on the sidelines of a protest on May 1 last year.

Hundreds of tattoo artists from around the world gathered in the French capital for the annual tattoo fair

Japanese judoka dominated Day 1 of the Paris Grand Slam with four gold medals, while French ace Agbegnenou thrilled the home crowd after winning gold

10 people were killed and many more injured in the worst residential blaze in the French capital for 14 years

The blaze consumed an eight-story building in the city's 16th district and was brought under control by firefighters. Thirty-seven people, including six firefighters, were injured during the rescue where the brigade saved more than 50 people from the flames.

The death toll could rise, authorities fear.

"Gilet jaune” (yellow vest) protesters took to the streets on Saturday for another weekend of anti-government action, as they paid homage to those injured by police in previous demonstrations.

A Portuguese artist is turning rubbish into street art sculptures of endangered animals to highlight Climate Change.

Russian director Dmitri Tcherniakov reimagines 'Les Troyens'

A large part of northern and central France was placed under orange alert on Tuesday as the first snowfall of the season hit the city.

US singer Chris Brown has been released from custody in Paris. The rapper was detained earlier after a woman filed a rape complaint, according to police officials.

Euronews spoke to nude performance artist Deborah de Robertis about how the symbol of Marianne has changed the 'gilets jaunes' protests.

Protesters in Paris have called on doctors to use their "conscientious objection" and stop performing abortions.

Numbers down from December peak

French president Emmanuel Macron's former bodyguard and security adviser, Alexandre Benalla, has been placed in custody as part of an investigation concerning his use of diplomatic passports, said the Paris prosecutor's office.