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France Moves to Enforce Social Media Ban for Under-15s Nationwide
France’s new law blocking under-15s from social media has triggered confusion and frustration among teens who rely on apps daily. Many fear losing connection, while officials argue the measure improves safety and mental health
PSG Sweat Over Dembélé Injury Ahead of Crucial Monaco Champions League Clash
PSG’s attacking plans face uncertainty as in-form winger Ousmane Dembélé battles a leg injury ahead of their Champions League playoff opener against Monaco, with medical staff monitoring his condition and a late decision expected on matchday
Macron Visits India to Advance AI Cooperation and Major Rafale Deal
France and India seek closer ties as Macron’s visit centers on artificial intelligence collaboration and a potential purchase of 114 Rafale jets, a deal that could reshape defense cooperation and reduce India’s reliance on traditional military suppliers
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Farmers End Brussels Airport Cargo Protest After Days of Disruption
Traffic has returned to normal at Brussels Airport’s cargo area after farmers ended their protest against EU trade and agricultural policies, which had caused delays and congestion while drawing attention to concerns over standards, regulations, and sustainability
EU Citizens Launch Initiative Declaring Food a Fundamental Human Right
The “Food is a Human Right for All!” initiative has officially launched its EU-wide signature campaign. Organisers hope to transform rising public concern over food access, farming pressures and sustainability into concrete EU political action
French Duo Cizeron and Fournier Beaudry Capture Stunning Olympic Ice Dance Gold
France’s newly formed ice dance pair stunned the field in Milan, edging out American champions with a poetic free dance and sealing a remarkable Olympic comeback story
Winter Snowstorm Forces Flight Cancellations and Delays Across Major Paris Airports
Severe winter weather battered Paris airports on February 15, prompting French regulators to cut flight capacity, cancel services, and prioritize safety as snow and freezing rain created hazardous operating conditions
Storm Nils Leaves Hundreds of Thousands Without Power Across Southern Europe
A fierce winter storm tore through southern Europe, knocking out electricity to hundreds of thousands, halting transport services and claiming lives as emergency crews struggled with floods and blocked roads
Teachers Strike Across Île-de-France Over Planned Education Job Cuts Nationwide
Educators from Paris, Créteil and Versailles marched toward the national education headquarters, arguing that thousands of planned teaching post eliminations will deepen staff shortages, increase workloads, and erode the quality of public schooling
French children among most exposed to toxic metals in everyday foods, national study warns
From breakfast cereals to bread and fried potatoes, everyday French foods contain worrying levels of toxic metals and pollutants, prompting health authorities to call for urgent monitoring and prevention measures nationwide
New French Book Offers Guidance on Avoiding Common Relationship Mistakes
As Valentine’s Day approaches, a new French book explores how couples can overcome misunderstandings and strengthen emotional bonds. Author Stéphanie Brillant highlights practical conflict-resolution strategies, emphasizing communication, empathy, and self-awareness as key tools for sustaining healthy and fulfilling relationships
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