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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

Paris court has ordered PSG to pay Kylian Mbappe €60m in unpaid wages and bonuses after a lengthy legal battle. The ruling underscores that labour law applies even at football’s elite level

The Lafarge trial reaches a decisive phase as prosecutors present their closing case, accusing the French cement manufacturer of indirectly funding terrorism in Syria by paying armed groups to safeguard its operations during the civil war

Brigitte Macron apologised for remarks made about feminist activists after a video went viral, sparking outrage across France. While expressing regret for hurting women, she defended her comments as private, fuelling debate on accountability, feminism, and public conduct

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