Paris Agricultural Show Proceeds Without Cows Amid Disease Fears
An outbreak of lumpy skin disease in France has forced organisers of the Paris Agricultural Show to bar cattle this year, highlighting growing biosecurity challenges for Europe’s farming sector and prompting debate over animal health safeguards
Europe Gripped by Severe Winter Storm as Flights, Transport Face Chaos
Snow and ice paralyzed transport networks across Europe, with Paris and Amsterdam airports worst hit. Hundreds of flights were canceled, travelers stranded overnight and several weather-related deaths reported as extreme cold tightened its grip
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
Louvre Water Leak Sparks Damage Concerns and Surge of Online Disinformation
A minor leak at the Louvre Museum triggered conservation efforts to protect rare books, yet the real crisis unfolded online as AI-driven disinformation distorted the event, raising concerns about the growing speed and impact of digitally manufactured falsehoods
Emily in Paris Season 5 Expands Emily’s Journey Beyond Parisian Glamour
Season 5 of Emily in Paris promises heightened drama, new destinations, and evolving relationships as Emily expands her marketing career to Rome while maintaining her Parisian ties, offering fans a season filled with warmth, tension, and unexpected surprises
Paris Tops Global City Rankings as Most Attractive Destination Again
The French capital maintains its top position thanks to strong tourism policies, improved infrastructure, and major attractions, including the newly reopened Notre Dame and football events celebrating PSG’s Champions League triumph
Two 16-year-olds detained in Paris over suspected antisemitic worship-site plot
Two 16-year-olds — including a Chechen national — were detained in Paris on suspicion of planning a violent antisemitic attack against a religious site. They are the 20th and 21st minors charged for terrorism offences in France this year, raising fears over growing youth radicalisation
Cinémathèque Française Shuts Down After Bedbug Scare Alarms Paris Filmgoers
The Cinémathèque Française has shut four screening halls for a month after repeated bedbug complaints from visitors, triggering a large-scale cleaning operation involving seat dismantling, steam treatments, and canine inspections amid growing concerns about infestations in French public spaces
Paris Bakers Prepare for Fierce Showdown in Season 13 of M6 Hit
The celebrated M6 show “La meilleure boulangerie de France” returns to Paris, spotlighting ten bakeries competing through rigorous challenges, new mystery ingredients, and jury evaluations as they aim to claim the title of France’s best bakery