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  • French PM Barnier focuses on debt in inaugural policy speech

    France — Link

    French Prime Minister Michel Barnier, appointed in September, presented his government's programme before parliament on Tuesday, when he made clear tackling public sector debt through spending cuts and greater taxation would be his priority. 

  • Call for French prosecutors to launch probe into Al Fayed

    France — Link

    A Paris lawyer acting on behalf of women who say they fell victim to sexual assaults by the disgraced late billionaire businessman Mohammed Al Fayed when they worked at his luxurious Paris hotel, the Ritz, is to file a request next week that French prosecutors open an investigation into the claims.

  • Macron in Canada visit for talks with Trudeau

    International — Link

    French President Emmanuel Macron has arrived in Canada from New York, where he had addressed the United Nations, for a set of meetings with Canadian PM Justin Trudeau on subjects as diverse as strengthening the influence of French culture and language and issues surrounding artificial intelligence.

  • High-speed train linking Paris and Berlin to launch in December

    International — Link

    Frenchs rail operator SNCF and Germany's Deutsche Bahn are to begin a daily, daytime high-speed rail service linking the Gare de l'Est in Paris with the Berlin Hauptbahnhof in around eight hours, with stops along the route both ways at  Strasbourg, Karlsruhe, and Frankfurt Süd.

  • Defendant in mass rape trial said victim 'looked dead'

    France — Link

    One of the 49 men accused of raping Gisèle Pelicot, who was unkowingly sedated by her husband who offered her to other men for sex, said that when he first began touching her, the absence of reaction led him to believe she might be dead.

  • French mountain lake found polluted by ordnance from three wars

    France — Link

    A study by an environmental group has shown that the bed of the Gerardmer lake in the Vosges mountains of eastern France, a popular site for bathers, contains unexploded munitions from the first and second world wars, and even the Franco-Prussian war of 1870, causing high levels of TNT explosive in the waters, as well as metals like iron, titanium and lead.

  • Murder suspect was convicted rapist ordered to leave France

    France — Link

    The revelation that a 22-year-old Moroccan man suspected of murdering a 19-year-old woman student in Paris, before burying her body in a shallow grave in nearby woods, had failed to leave France as ordered after serving a prison sentence for rape has sparked calls for a toughening of deportation measures.

  • New Caledonia tensions on anniversary of French annexation

    France — Link

    Tensions were running high on Tuesday in the France's Pacific Ocean territory of New Caledonia, where the pro-independence, indigenous Kanak people lament every September 24th which marks French annexation of the territory in 1853, and where unrest this year has claimed the lives of 13 people.

  • France appoints first AI minister

    France — Link

    Clara Chappaz will take up the role in Michel Barnier’s new cabinet overseeing artificial intelligence.

  • French PM Barnier signals tax increases on the wealthy

    France — Link

    The new prime minister said on Sunday that he would avoid broad tax hikes, opting instead for tax increases for high earners.

  • France's new government shifts to the right

    France — Link

    Prime minister Michel Barnier unveiled the cabinet late Saturday, with conservatives and centrists taking the lead – signalling a shift to the right.

  • France unveils new government under Michel Barnier

    France — Link

    New PM has ended up with a government that includes a mix of holdovers from the last government and several conservative newcomers including  Bruno Retailleau -  a staunch conservative known for his hardline stance on immigration - as interior minister.

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