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  • French police site and theme park among terror suspects' targets

    France — Link

    Information about potential targets came from one of five people still in custody after weekend police raids in Marseille and Strasbourg.

  • Qatari women robbed of €5 million in Paris motorway heist

    France — Link

    The women, in their sixties, had just left Le Bourget airport northeast of the capital when their Bentley was held up by two masked men.

  • France's Francois Fillon under fire over women's rights

    France — Link

    His rival in Right's presidential primary, Alain Juppé, has urged Fillon to 'clarify his position' on abortion ahead of Sunday's decisive poll.

  • Fillon calls for 'transformation' after first-round win

    France — Link

    Ex-PM sets out plans, including cutting 500,000 public sector jobs, before runoff with Alain Juppé to be centre-right’s presidential candidate.

  • Juppé v Fillon: the battle of France's conservatives

    France — Link

    Race to be Right's candidate for president now between two ex-prime ministers who both want big public sector cuts and business incentives.

  • French police thwart possible terror plot

    France — Link

    Seven people in Strasbourg and Marseille have been arrested over what the French interior minister called a new potential attack.

  • Child migrants from Calais camp 'providing free labour' on farms

    International — Link

    Unaccompanied minors dispersed from the 'Jungle' refugee camp last month to France’s official reception centres have alleged that have been forced into unpaid work on farms to pick apples sold to French supermarkets, and some said they had not been given clean clothes since they arrived at the centres.

  • Drawing from Tintin comic sells for 1.55m euros in Paris auction

    France — Link

    The original drawing in Chinese ink by Belgian artist Georges Remi, who wrote 'The Adventures of Tintin' under the pen name of Hergé, shows the fearless reporter, his white dog Snowy and his friend Captain Haddock in spacesuits, walking on the moon for the first time and looking at the Earth.

  • France probes 560 suspected tax dodgers cited in Panama Papers leaks

    France — Link

    French budget minister Christian Eckert said 'audits have begun' on 560 people suspected of tax evasion after their identities were revealed in the so-called Panama Papers leaks of clients of Panama law firm Mossack Fonseca.

  • The underdog who may now win French presidential election race

    France — Link

    Former French prime minister François Fillon, previously trailing in the conservative opposition party's primaries to elect it candidate for presidential elections next spring, has suddenly taken a neck-and-neck position against his two main rivals, Nicolas Sarkozy and Alain Juppé, before voting begins on Sunday.

  • French conservative primaries still wide open

    France — Link

    The main conservative opposition party's primaries to choose its candidate for the 2017 presidential elections, which begin Sunday evening amid more than usual interest because of the liklihood that the person chosen will reach the decisive second round next spring, is now a tight three-horse race.

  • French and Chinese confectioners do battle over Provençal sweet

    International — Link

    French sweetmakers are locked in a trademark battle with Chinese manufacturer Ye Chunlin over global use of the name Calissons d'Aix, a traditional marzipan treat from Provence, which Ye Chunlin has claimed for its own with the Chinese intellectual property agency.

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