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  • 'Carlos the Jackal' loses appeal against third life sentence in France

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    Venezuelan-born Ilich Ramirez Sanchez, 68, nicknamed Carlos the Jackal, who became one of the most notorious far-left terrorists during the 1970s and 1980s and who was already serving two life sentennces for terrorism in France, on Thursday lost his appeal before a Paris court againt a previous conviction for leading a hand grenade attack which killed two people and wounded 34 others in a shopping mall in the French capital in 1974.

  • France backs Britain in crisis with Russia

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    French President Emmanuel Macron Thursday said the poisoning in Britain of exiled Russian former double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia apeared 'attributable' to the Russian authorities, describing it as an 'unacceptable attack on the soil of an allied country' and pledged to announce retaliation measures 'in the coming days'.

  • Late French rocker Hallyday's disinherited children take feud to court

    France — Link

    The adult children of French rocker Johnny Hallyday, who died last December, have applied for his will to be frozen in an attempt to block the singer's testament leaving all his wealth and future royalties to his wife and two youngest children.

  • Macron's move to lure Indian students prompts Johnson retort

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    British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson took to Twitter to counter French President Emmanuel Macron's attempts to attract Indian students to France where, he said, 'you gain access to Europe' in a thinly veiled comparison to the situation of post-Brexit Britain.

  • Macron offers 'close coordination' with UK over Russia tensions

    International — Link

    British Prime Minister Theresa May has said French President Emmanuel Macron agreed that their two governments 'should coordinate closely' over the growing crisis between London and Moscow following the poisoning of a former Russian double-agent and his daughter in an English town earlier this month.

  • Outrage forces French killer rocker Cantat to pull out of concerts

    France — Link

    Bertrand Cantat, 54, who fronted rock band Noir Désir and who served four years in jail for beating actress Marie Trintignant to death in 2003, has announced he has cancelled his planned appearances at a series of music festivals this year after an online petition against his return to live performances attracted 75,000 signatures.

  • French minister arrives in Mayotte as anger grips tropical islands

    France — Link

    Inhabitants say violence is increasing, illegal immigration rates continue to rise, amid feeling that Paris pays little regard to the overseas territory.

  • Hubert de Givenchy, maker of style icons, dies aged 91

    France — Link

    Frenchman who dressed Audrey Hepburn and Jackie Kennedy and was famous for his take on the 'little black dress' died at Renaissance chateau.

  • France set to sell off Paris airports and lottery

    France — Link

    Economy minister Bruno Le Maire says he will seek parliament’s approval to abolish the minimum state holdings in four major companies.

  • Le Pen proposes to change Front National's name to 'National Rally'

    France — Link

    Marine Le Pen unveils new name of 'Rassemblement National', which still needs final approval, saying current name was 'psychological barrier'.    

  • India and France sign security deal with China in mind

    France — Link

    Under deal signed by prime minister Narendra Modi and President Macron, each country will open its naval bases to warships from the other.

  • Steve Bannon tells French far-right 'history is on our side'

    France — Link

    Former Trump adviser addresses Front National as its beleaguered president Marine Le Pen attempts to relaunch her party.

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