Two suspects have been arrested in France following the €88 million Louvre Museum jewel heist. Authorities say the robbery, carried out in just four minutes, has raised serious questions about the museum’s outdated surveillance systems and overall security protocols

Spain’s wildfire crisis deepens as a second volunteer firefighter dies in Leon, arson arrests mount, and thousands face evacuations during one of the country’s most destructive fire seasons in decades

Diplomatic efforts have largely stalled since March 2022, with no direct talks between the two sides for over a year. The last round of negotiations in Istanbul produced a peace proposal that was later abandoned, and since then, dialogue has been limited to exchanges of prisoners of war and deceased soldiers

Structural fears have forced the Louvre to close its Campana Gallery, home to thousands of ancient Greek ceramics. The development comes weeks after a high-profile jewel heist, intensifying concerns over the condition and security of France’s most iconic cultural institution

A comprehensive French study suggests the EU’s neonicotinoid ban is already yielding ecological benefits, with insect-eating bird populations rising slightly after years of decline linked to pesticide exposure

Ten years after the 2015 Paris terror attacks, France honors the victims through solemn ceremonies at the Stade de France, café terraces, and the Bataclan. Parisians join in collective remembrance, reflecting on loss, resilience, and national solidarity

Paris prepares to mesmerize visitors with a revamped Champs-Élysées lighting display for Christmas 2025, featuring motion-rich LEDs, a new show titled “Stereophonies,” and a silver hourly spectacle echoing the Eiffel Tower

The French Armed Forces have released long-awaited images of the ASMPA-R missile after a Rafale-M conducted its first naval test firing, marking a significant milestone in France’s modernization of its airborne nuclear deterrent capabilities