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  • Suspected parcel bomb explosion wounds 13 on Lyon street

    France — Link

    Eye witnesses reported seeing a man leave a package outside a bakery store on a pedestrian street in the city of Lyon, south-east France, shortly before an explosion that wounded 13 passers-by, including a child.

  • French probe places PSG boss under investigation for corruption

    France — Link

    Nasser al-Khelaifi, president of Paris Saint-Germain football club and chairman of the beIN Media Group has been placed under investigation for "active corruption" over payments a company of his made to officials from the International Association of Athletics Federations during Qatar's bid to host the  world athletics championships.

  • Woman aged 102 is chief suspect in French care home killing

    France — Link

    A 102-year-old woman is the chief suspect in the killing of a 92-year-old woman found to have been beaten and strangled in her bed in the care home for the elderly where both of them lived, in a village about 70 kilomertres east of Paris.

  • French spy agency summons reporter over Benalla revelations

    France — Link

    The French domestic intelligence service, the DGSI, has summoned for questioning Ariane Chemin, a senior reporter with French daily Le Monde, over her investigations into the relationships of President Emmanuel Macron's security aide Alexandre Benalla, bringing to five the number of journalists the spy agency has recently summoned following reports embarassing the government.

  • How Geneva's private banks discourage staff from living in France

    International — Link

    While wealth-managing firms in the Swiss city close to the French border say that it is to support the local economy that they encourage employees to live locally instead of in cheaper France, banking secrecy concerns are also behind the policy.

  • Paris court orders life support to resume for 'brain dead' patient

    France — Link

    In a dramatic turnaraound, a Paris appeals court late Monday ordered doctors who began earlier in the day to remove vital medical assistance to a man who has remained in a vegetative state for ten years to resume his life support, ruling in favour of his parents and against a decision taken by both the hospital where he has been cared for and the wishes of his wife and several siblings.

  • Death sentence for French man in Indonesia drug smuggling case

    International — Link

    Félix Dorfin, 35, who was arrested last September on the Indonesian island of Lombok carrying a suitcase filled with about three kilos of drugs, including ecstasy and amphetamines, has been sentenced to death by a local court despite a recommendation by prosecutors that he serve 20 years in jail. 

  • Eiffel Tower evacuated after man spotted climbing facade

    France — Link

    The Eiffel Tower was evacuated on Monday afternoon after a man in jeans and a jacket was seen trying to scale with bare hands the last stage of the 324-metre-tall Paris landmark which last week celebrated its 130th anniversary.  

  • French prosecutors recommend ex-IAAF boss Diack stand trial

    International — Link

    The French prosecution services have advised that Lamine Diack, the Senegalese former head of the International Association of Athletics Federations between 1999-2015, stand trial with his son for alleged corruption and money laundering.

  • Family divided as French medics end life of man in vegetative state

    France — Link

    A French hospital has begun the process of ending life support for Vincent Lambert, 42, who suffered severe brain damage after a traffic accident in 2008, with the agreement of his wife and several siblings but to the dismay of his parents who have fought a lengthy but unsuccessful legal battle against the decision.

  • Alain Delon’s Cannes prize sends ‘bad message’, says French group

    France — Link

    Delon, 83, whose views on women, same-sex couples, and politics have caused controversy, received an honorary Palme d’Or at the film festival.

  • Former French president Sarkozy set for trial over 2012 campaign

    France — Link

    Sarkozy had appealed to Constitutional Council invoking 'double-jeopardy' because he had already been found guilty over election spending.

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