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  • France warns it will not recognise Catalonia as an independent state

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    The French government has said it will not recognise Catalonia as an independent state, ahead of  an expected address by the region's pro-independence president Carles Puigdemont before the Catalan parliament on Tuesday. 

  • Popular French actor Jean Rochefort dies at 87

    France — Link

    A prolific veteran of French cinema, who starred in almost 150 films in an acting career that began in 1956, and who became one of the country's most popular film and theatre stars, had been hospitalised since August.

  • French 2017 wine production forecast to be lowest in 60 years

    France — Link

    The French agriculture ministry estimates that the country's total wine production this year will fall to about 36.9 million hectolitres, or 4.9 billion bottles, down by almost 20 percent on last year due essentially to spring frosts and summer storms, with the Bordeaux region worst-affected.

  • Renault plans half its production to be electric and hybrids by2022

    France — Link

    The French carmamker has announced that 50 percent of its new vehicles will be powered by all-electric or hybrid engines by  2020, when it also hopes to be producing five million cars per year, almost two million more than in 2016, chiefly through increased sales in China and Russia.

  • Radicalised French mother who followed son to Syria jailed ten years

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    A Paris court on Friday sentenced Christine Rivière, 51, nicknamed 'Jihadi Granny', to a maximum ten years in jail for 'association with criminals preparing a terrorist attack' after she encouraged her son's activities within the ranks of the Islamic State group in Syria, where she later joined him on several occasions.

  • Three placed under investigation over failed bombing of Paris building

    France — Link

    France's senior anti-terrorism prosecutor François Molins said on Friday that three men, two of whom security services have identified as 'radicalised Islamists', are to be placed under investigation for their suspected role in attempting to set off a bomb in a wealthy Paris district last Saturday, but that the reason they targeted the apartment building in the capital's 16th arrondissement remained unclear.

  • Engine parts from Air France flight found in Greenland

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    Parts from an Air France A380 aircraft which was forced to land at Canada's Goose Bay airfield on September 30th after one of its four jet engines exploded over the Atlantic Ocean mid-flight from Paris to Los Angeles have been found in Greenland.

  • Storm over Macron jibe at staff protesting plant lay-offs

    France — Link

    French President Emmanuel Macron, visiting an industrial site in central France where jobs are to be cut, used strong language to suggest that protesting workers would do better to abandon militant campaigns and apply for jobs at a nearby factory where staff are needed, prompting accusations that he showed contempt for the plight of those made redundant.

  • Motorbike burns out in front of Jordanian military mission in Paris

    International — Link

    An investigation is underway to establish whether a motorbike that was destroyed by flames which spread to a diplomatic behicle in front of the Jordanian military mission in Paris early Wednesday was set on fire deliberately.

  • Five arrested in connection with Marseille station knife attack

    France — Link

    Five people have been detained for questioning over their suspected links to Ahmed Hanachi, 29, who was shot dead by an army security patrol after he murdered two young women outside St. Charles railway station in the southern French city of Marseille on Sunday in a knife attack which the Islamic State group later claimed responsibility for.

  • French parliament approves sweeping new anti-terrorism legislation

    France — Link

    The legislation, which inscribes into law tough security measures borrowed from the state of emergency powers introduced after the 2015 Paris terrorist attacks and due to end on November 1st, has been approved by the National Assembly, the lower house, before a final text is agreed with the upper house, the Senate, later this month.

  • Five arrested over 'failed bomb' found below Paris apartment building

    France — Link

    French interior minister Gérard Collomb said one of five people held for questioning after the discovery at the weekend of four gas bottles and a detonation device linked to a mobile phone at the foot of a residential building in a wealthy Paris neighbourhood is known to security services as a "radicalised" Islamist.

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