No Comment Sea Shepherd brings dead dolphins to central Paris to make their point They say certain fishing methods are seeing the dolphins accidentally killed. 14 January 2020
France Stowaway found dead in landing gear of Air France plane in Paris The body of the stowaway was found after the plane - coming from the Ivory Coast - had landed in Paris. 8 January 2020
France France commemorates Charlie Hebdo attack victims, five years on France commemorated on Tuesday the cartoonists who were massacred by two gunmen at the Charlie Hebdo satirical magazine in Paris five years ago. 8 January 2020
France Notre Dame cathedral 'not saved yet' warns restoration chief Notre Dame de Paris, the beloved French cathedral, is not saved yet, the general overseeing the restoration of the landmark after the devastating April fire has said. 5 January 2020
France Deadly Paris stabbing becomes terrorism probe He had received care in a mental health facility until last May. But prosecutors are not ruling out it was a terrorist act. 3 January 2020
France Rector: '50 percent' chance Notre Dame structure might not be saved Monsignor Patrick Chauvet said the fire-damaged Notre Dame is so fragile that “there is maybe a 50% chance that it will be saved." 25 December 2019
No Comment Protesting French workers invade Gare de Lyon station in Paris In Paris, half metro lines were announced to be running as normal, while many stations remained closed. 23 December 2019
France Actress Anna Karina dies Anna Karina, the epitome of French New Wave cinema, has died of cancer at the age of 79. The French-Danish star was the former muse of film director Jean-Luc Godard 15 December 2019
World Climate protests across Europe as COP25 summit enters second week Madrid, Paris, Brussels and London are among the European capitals to host climate change protests 9 December 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. 5 December 2019
World News Is this the end of the road for the €114m-a-year Strasbourg caravan? Nico Semsrott says he has found a loophole that will prevent MEPs having to move from Brussels to Strasbourg every month. 29 November 2019
No Comment 'Yellow vests' back on the streets to mark movement's anniversary Rubbish bins and cars were set on fire as 'yellow vest' ('gilets jaunes') protesters hit the streets again to mark the movement's one-year anniversary. 16 November 2019
France Violence as 'yellow vest' protesters mark one-year anniversary Did you forget about France's fluorescently-clad protesters? Well, on Saturday, they were back to show their frustrations haven't gone away. 16 November 2019
No Comment 'French Spider-Man' Alain Robert scales Paris skyscraper Urban climber Alain Robert, also known as the "French Spider-Man", scaled a skyscraper in Paris on Wednesday. 13 November 2019
France Paris anti-Islamophobia march divides left while criticised by right Over 13,500 people marched in Paris on Sunday against Islamophobia, in a controversial protest that created tensions on the left and attracted criticism from the French government and right-wing parties. 10 November 2019
No Comment Chocolatier celebrates Berlin Wall anniversary with tasty replica French chocolate-maker Patrick Roger built a giant chocolate 'wall' in Paris to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Berlin Wall's fall. 9 November 2019
No Comment 'Curious' Christmas window displays unveiled at Printemps in Paris The window displays, which this year are dubbed "A very curious Christmas", feature animals in zany scenes. 8 November 2019
France Paris migrant camps cleared — again — in immigration crackdown Buses took away more than 1,600 migrants who were camped in the Porte de la Chapelle and Seine-Saint-Denis area. 7 November 2019
France Watch: Models get a taste for the sweet at Paris Chocolate Fair The fashion show celebrated chocolate-producing countries including Peru and Ivory Coast. 30 October 2019