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  • Record 1,100 dead dolphins wash up on French beaches

    France — Link

    The mass deaths on France's Atlantic coast, widely blamed on industrial fishing, have led ministers to launch a national plan to protect them.

  • Key figure in French New Wave films Agnès Varda dies at 90

    France — Link

    Varda, the first female director to be awarded an honorary Oscar in 2017, made films such as Cleo from 5 to 7, Le Bonheur and The Creatures.

  • Conmen 'made €8m by impersonating French minister'

    France — Link

    Three Franco-Israelis allegedly built replica of Jean-Yves Le Drian’s Paris office to aid scam say Israeli police.

  • 'Yellow vests' blamed for rise in road deaths by wrecking speed cameras

    France — Link

    France's road safety department attributed a 17% rise in fatal road accidents last month to destruction of speed cameras by the protesters.

  • France’s new two-party system: centre vs extreme

    France — Link

    Mainstream Left and Right struggle to stay relevant in French politics ahead of European elections, writes veteran commentator John Lichfield.

  • Fake news sparks anti-Roma violence in France

    France — Link

    French police called for calm and said crowds had been attacking people in Paris suburbs they believed were responsible for rumored abductions.

  • France takes Chinese billions despite EU concerns

    France — Link

    Lucrative French deals came as German foreign minister warned some countries doing 'clever' deals with China could end up dependent.

  • French urged to cut down on their drinking

    France — Link

    National campaign to encourage the French to cut down on their drinking came after study showing a quarter of them over-consume wine.

  • France and Germany set up parliamentary assembly

    France — Link

    The 100-member Franco-German assembly, which implements the new Aachen treaty, met for its first biannual summit in Paris.

  • The story of how France abandoned its Afghan interpreters

    International

    A book just published in France details the tragic story of how hundreds of interpreters employed by the French army during its operations in Afghanistan were refused safe sanctuary after it pulled out of the country, abandoning them and their families to threats of retaliation by the Taliban and other groups. While France is not the only country previously engaged in Afghanistan to have subsequently betrayed its interpreters – called tarjuman in the Dari language – the investigation by journalists Brice Andlauer and Quentin Müllern offers a rare insight into the hypocrisy and cynicism of governments, far removed and insensitive to those involved in waging their war on the ground. Mediapart publishes here a telling extract from their book Tarjuman, une trahison française (‘Tarjuman, a French betrayal’).

  • France 'targeting Commission presidency' in new EU appointments

    International — Link

    The French government is aiming to place one of its nationals as EU Commission president after incumbent Jean-Claude Junker leaves the post this year, in preference to competing for the presidency of the European Central Bank, also due for a new head, according to informed sources cited by news agency Reuters.

  • Fairground workers run riot in Le Mans

    France — Link

    Hundreds of fairground workers in Le Mans in north-west France, , some carrying baseball bats and shields, mounted a violent attack on the mayor's offices on Monday after he banned their business from operating in the town centre.  

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