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French government hires cats to chase out rats in ministry buildings

To combat the furry menace, the French government took some innovative action

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Eiffel Tower lit up with vegetable oil

Paris monuments including the Eiffel Tower and the Sacre Coeur were lit up in blue and green for the end of the Paris climate summit on Tuesday (December 12).

France

One Planet summit seeks fund to fight global warming

Two years after the COP 21 climate change summit, French President Emmanuel Macron hopes the One Planet summit in Paris will generate investment by wealthy countries and international companies into the fighting global warming.

France

Pro-Palestinian protest in Paris

Hundreds rally in the French capital against the visit of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

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Insta-spiration: our Q&A with Katie One

Our interview with inspiring instagrammer Ketevan Giorgadze aka @KatieOne.

France

Tiger shot dead after escaping from circus in Paris

A tiger was shot dead by its handler after escaping from a Paris circus, police said

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Turning heads: Chanel-owned Maison Michel's high-class approach to hats

Since 1936, Maison Michel has been producing stylish headpieces.

France

Paris lit up: glamour and protests

Lily Rose Depp pressed the button to light up the Champs-Elysées in Paris, amidst protests from fairground operators angry at the closure of their attractions.

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Paris and Amsterdam snatch London’s lost EU agencies

The race to host the European medicines and banking agencies after Brexit was so tight that the winners were ultimately drawn from a bowl.

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Behind the scenes as the Four Seasons Hotel, Paris, gears up for Christmas

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Inside the Paris apartment where Sam Rainsy runs Cambodia's opposition

We spent the day finding out what an exiled Cambodian politician does in Paris

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Cambodia’s Hun Sen should be granted 'dignified exit': former opposition leader

Euronews speaks to Cambodia’s exiled former opposition leader about the future of the country and his party

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Eagles of Death Metal pay tribute to Bataclan victims, two years on

Band frontman Jesse Hughes and President Emmanuel Macron shared some kind words and a hug outside the Parisian concert hall.

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Paris attacks anniversary: ‘No trial before at least 2020’

The investigation that began after the wave of attacks in Paris on November 13, 2015 is progressing slowly.

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France commemorates the second anniversary of the Paris attacks

French president, Emmanuel Macron is to lead commemorations for the second anniversary of the November 13 Paris attacks on Monday

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Fear, friends and fragments: how one Bataclan survivor is rebuilding his life

It’s two years since ISIL-inspired gunmen killed 90 people at a Paris music venue.

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Louvre Abu Dhabi opens its doors

It's taken ten years but the Louvre Abu Dhabi is finally open. It sits under a honeycombed dome of eight layers of Arab-style geometric shapes and draws in the lapping waters of the Persian Gulf.

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Kaufmann and Yoncheva star in Verdi's 'Don Carlos'

Jonas Kaufmann and Sonya Yoncheva open the season at Paris' Opéra Bastille with Verdi's 'Don Carlos', in French!

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Protests in Paris at Polanski retrospective

Activists protest against a Roman Polanski retrospective in Paris.

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French exile artists exhibition to open in London

A new exhibition highlighting works by French artists in exile during the Franco-Prussian War in the 1870s at the Tate Britain Gallery in London.