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  • Four migrants in critical condition after Calais brawl

    France — Link

    Casualties were shot during fight involving Afghans and Eritreans who had been queueing for food handouts.

  • Macron pledges support for Tunisia on maiden state visit

    France — Link

    French president is in Tunisia for two days to boost close partnership between France and its former colony, which is struggling economically.

  • Academic Tariq Ramadan 'questioned by police in Paris' over rape claims

    France — Link

     The prominent Swiss Islam academic was summoned for questioning 'as part of a preliminary inquiry in Paris into rape and assault allegations'.

  • Quiksilver surfwear boss goes missing off French coast

    France — Link

    Pierre Agnes, CEO of surfwear brand Quiksilver's parent company, has not been seen since routine fishing trip on boat off Atlantic coast.

  • French carehome staff in national protest at undermanning, cost cuts

    France — Link

    Care workers mounted nationwide protests on Tuesday complaining they are under increasing pressure to cut corners on feeding, cleaning and hygiene care for those living in France's 7,000 nursing homes, and denouncing a government reform of elderly care as further threatening jobs and the quality of services.

  • French Polynesia pro-independence leader slams nuclear test legacy

    International — Link

    Oscar Temaru, campaigning ahead of independence elections in April, has said it was scandalous that France knew about the risks posed to the local population by the 193 nuclear test blasts cordered by Paris in French Polynesia between 1966 and 1996, and demanded that France assume responsibility for the former workers at Moruroa who are now seeking compensation.

  • Frost-bitten French woman climber saved in Himalayas arrives home

    International — Link

    Elisabeth Revol, rescued by an elite group of Polish climbers who scaled part of the 8,125-metre-tall Nanga Parbat mountain in darkness overnight Saturday and Sunday to reach her, when she and her since-disappeared Polish companion ran into difficulties, has arrived back in France where surgeons will attempt to save her from amputation of frost-bitten fingers and toes.

  • Husband 'confessess accidental murder' of wife found in French woods

    France — Link

    Jonathann Daval, 34, who took part in media appeals for witnesses after insisting that his wife Alexia, 29, who he said disappeared after going jogging on October 28th before her charred body was found in woodland two days later, has confessed under questioning to killing his wife, whom he described as violent, in an accident during a dispute.

  • Top French court overturns ban on breeding of cetaceans in captivity

    France — Link

    Following a legal appeal by marine parks in France, the country's highest administrative court, the Council of State, has overruled a decision taken last year by outgoing socialist govenment environment minister Ségolène Royal which banned the future breeding of dolphins and killer whales in captivity, after the court decided it had not been properly redacted, .

  • French government rallies behind budget minister accused of rape

    France — Link

    French government colleagues of the budget and public accounts minister, Gérald Darmanin, have defended his right to remain in his post while awaiting the findings of an investigation into a complaint launched against him for his alleged rape in 2009 of a woman who had asked him for help in a legal case concerning her, an accusation he has denied.

  • French authorities launch probe into Nutella sales that sparked riots

    France — Link

    The French finance ministry has launched an investigation into the legality of a sales promotion of hazlenut spread Nutella by a national retail chain which slashed prices by 70 percent, prompting fights and wild behaviour by shoppers in some stores, who witnesses said behaved 'like animals'.  

  • Rising waters of River Seine reach a peak, flooding to ease Tueasday

    France — Link

    The River Seine waters on Monday reached a peak in their rise of more than four metres, the highest since serious flooding in 2016, and which has caused the evacuation of about 1,500 people from their homes in the Greater Paris region and the closure of a busy commuter rail link through the capital.

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