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  • Gabriel Attal becomes France's youngest-ever prime minister

    Politique — Link

    France's 34-year-old education minister is appointed as the country's new prime minister and the first to be gay. It's seen as a move by Emmanuel Macron to boost his party's popularity ahead of European elections in June.

  • France drops renewables targets, prioritises nuclear

    France — Link

    The new French energy bill favours the further development of nuclear power and avoids setting targets for solar and wind power.

  • French prime minister Élisabeth Borne resigns

    France — Link

    President  Emmanuel Macron is preparing a long-awaited cabinet reshuffle. 

  • Booze-free January falls flat with Macron government

    France — Link

    Fifty specialists on addiction have written an open letter, lamenting the lack of government support for the post-festivity no-drinks campaign in France.

  • Macron leads Paris tribute to Jacques Delors

    France — Link

    Emmanuel Macron praised former finance minister and European Union leader Jacques Delors at a state funeral on Friday.

  • Strikes shut doors at world-renowned French monuments

    France — Link

    Striking workers at landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower and Normandy's Mont Saint Michel complain of underinvestment and too many visitors. 

  • French report criticises UK effort on small boats

    France — Link

    The Court of Accounts, which audits spending in France, said intelligence provided by the UK to French police was often "first level" and "very general".

  • France closes embassy in Niger

    International — Link

    Months after the coup, Paris says conditions on the ground are ‘making it impossible’ for the embassy to carry out its missions.

  • Plane held in France points to Nicaragua role in US migrant crisis

    International — Link

    The more than 300 Indian nationals travelling aboard a chartered Airbus en-route for Nicaragua which was briefly impounded during a refueling stop last week in France over suspicions of human trafficking are believed to have been hoping to benefit from Managua's relaxed entry visa requirements in order to later reach the US.

  • All Eurostar services halted after Thames tunnel flooding

    International — Link

    All Eurostar services between London and Paris, Brussels and Amsterdam were cancelled on Saturday due to the flooding of a rail tunnel under the River Thames, leaving thousands of passengers stranded on both sides of the Channel.

  • Major challenges for new French foreign intelligence chief

    International — Link

    Nicolas Lerner, 45, current boss of France's domestic intelligence agency, will in January take up his new post as head of the foreign intelligence services, the DGSE, which has latterly been blamed for failing to anticipate the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and which faces major challenges in West Africa following recent coups in several former French colonies in the region. 

  • L'Oréal heiress is first woman to acquire wealth of USD 1bn

    France — Link

    Françoise Bettencourt Meyers, 70, whose grandfather Eugène Schueller created the cosmetics giant L'Oréal, has seen her wealth grow this year to 100 billion dollars, the largest fortune of any woman past or present, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.

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