France Condemns Israeli Fire on UNIFIL Patrols, Urges Ceasefire Respect
France on Saturday sharply condemned the Israeli army’s firing on patrols of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL), describing the incident as part of a wider pattern of concerning actions against international peacekeepers operating in the region. In a statement released by the French Foreign Ministry, Paris said the incident, which occurred on […]
Brigitte Bardot, Iconic French Star and Activist, Dies at 91
The French actress who defined 1950s sensuality and later reinvented herself as a fierce animal rights campaigner has died at 91, closing a life marked by fame, influence and enduring controversy
Macron Meets Farmers as Anger Grows Over Trade Deal, Disease Policy
France’s farming sector is under mounting pressure as unions clash with the government over trade liberalisation and disease control policies. Macron’s emergency talks aim to calm protests blocking roads and disrupting public services nationwide
Macron Approves New French Aircraft Carrier to Strengthen Maritime Power
France has decided to build a new aircraft carrier, Macron said in Abu Dhabi, signalling expanded naval ambition. The programme promises industrial benefits, strategic reach, and continuity after Charles de Gaulle, amid debates over budgets, alliances, and future power projection
Paris Chapel of the Miraculous Medal Emerges as Global Pilgrimage Phenomenon
Once a discreet place of worship, the Chapel of the Miraculous Medal has become one of Paris’s most visited sites, welcoming millions of pilgrims annually and underscoring the growing power of faith-driven travel
French Court Rejects Temporary Ban on Shein Website After Product Removals
France’s judiciary has refused to temporarily suspend Shein’s operations, despite concerns over banned products sold online. The decision underscores tensions between regulation and commerce, as authorities vow to appeal and push stricter oversight
Louvre Shuts Doors as Workers Strike Over Safety and Staffing Concerns
Hundreds of Louvre employees walked out in protest over staffing shortages and overcrowding, shutting the museum and turning away visitors eager to see its iconic masterpieces during the holiday season
Four French Men Arrested Over Multi-Million Dollar Luxury Heist in Australia
Four French men allegedly travelled to Australia to execute a meticulously planned luxury burglary, stealing rare watches and jewellery worth millions before their dramatic arrest at a Sydney fast-food outlet
French Farmers Escalate Protests Over Mass Cattle Slaughter Policy
Angry French farmers are threatening wider protests after authorities ordered the destruction of entire cattle herds affected by lumpy skin disease. The policy has triggered clashes, roadblocks and fears of a broader agricultural revolt