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  • French emergency operator blames pressure after mocking caller

    France — Link

    Operator who mocked Naomi Musenga, 22, who died soon afterwards, says she was under pressure and that emergency services are overworked.

  • Mystery of seals killed in northern France

    France — Link

    Since January, three seals have been found dead on the Côte d'Opale, and an animal conservation group is offering reward for information. 

  • French railway workers strike set to cause major disruption Monday

    France — Link

    French railways operator SNCF has warned that the latest in a series of rolling two-day strikes will cause severe disruption to services on Monday, as unions heighten protest action against planned government reforms to prepare for the introduction of private competition on the railways and an end to job contract protections. 

  • Paris attacker named as naturalised Chechen

    France — Link

    The knifeman who killed one man and wounded four other people in a rampage in a central Paris street on Saturday evening, and who was subsequently shot dead by police, has been named as Khamzat Azimov, born in Chechnya in 1997 and given French nationality in 2010.

  • Cannes film fest red-carpet protest over equal rights for women

    France — Link

    All of all of the Cannes Film Festival's female jury members, including its leader Cate Blanchett, along with many women actors, directors and producers held a protest on the red-carpeted entrance to the festival's Palis des festivals on Saturday to call for gender parity in the cinema industry, underling that Cannes had since its beginnings awarded 71 male directors with the coveted Golden Palm prize, but has given the honour to just two female directors.

  • At least one dead, four wounded in IS-claimed knife rampage in Paris

    France — Link

    The Islamic State group (IS) has claimed responsibility for the attack by a knife-wielding man who stabbed passers-by in the Paris central Opera district at around 9pm local time on Saturday, when he killed one person and wounding at least four others, two seriously, before police shot the him dead.

  • France sets ceiling for bank exposure to corporate debt

    France — Link

    A government financial watchdog has announced the top six banks in France must from July limit their exposure to indebted companies at five percent of their capital, in a move aimed at slowing what has become record-level borrowing by French businesses

  • France slams US moves to sanction firms trading with Iran

    International — Link

    The French government has reacted angrily to US President Donald Trump's decision, after withdrawing from the 2015 nuclear accord with Iran, to re-impose sanctions on companies that do business with Tehran and which include Airbus, French carmakers Renault and PSA, and oil giant Total.

  • Macron given European prize, tells Germany to drop budget ‘fetish’

    International — Link

    French President Emmanuel Macron has been awarded the Charlemagne Prize, an honour given each year by the German city of Aachen to those it considers make a significant contribution to European unity and development, when he told assembled guests at the ceremony, who included German Chancellor Angela Merkel, that Berlin must do away with a ‘fetish’ for tight budgetary discipline among EU member states.

  • Paris mayor calls for Macron to act over 'inhuman' migrant camps

    France — Link

    Mayor of Paris Anne Hidalgo has demanded that President Emmanuel Macron take action to provide alternative shelter for thousands of migrants who are sleeping rough in squalid conditions in the north of the capital, a situation which France's citizens’ rights ombudsman, Jacques Toubon, has denounced as a denial of fundamental human rights. 

  • France insists Iran accord 'not dead'

    International — Link

    French foreign minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said that despite US President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the 2015 agreement with Iran limiting its nuclear development programme in exchange for a lifting of economic sanctions France would stick to the deal, while economy minister Bruno Le Maire said the US must not consider itself as the world’s 'economic policeman'.

  • Sick French woman dies after mockery by emergency call operator

    France — Link

    An investigation has been opened in France into how a 22-year-old woman from the eastern city of Strasbourg died of multiple organ failure hours after phoning emergency services for help but was mocked by a female call operator.

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