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Tourists return to Paris in record numbers after terror attacks
Visitor figures in French capital hit a 10-year high after ‘catastrophic’ 2016, say tourism officials.
French tourism rebounds two years after start of terror attacks
The last three months of 2016 saw tourism in France rebound by nearly 4 percent, after a dramatic downturn last year.
France launches smartphone terror alert app
The app will alert geo-located users to a suspected terrorist attack and advise on how to stay safe but will not cause the phone to vibrate or emit any sound.
Paris terror suspect Salah Abdeslam to face French investigators
Abdeslam, thought to have played a key role in November 13th attacks, will be questioned for first time in France after transfer from Belgium.
How plan to remove French nationality has become a farce
Caught in their own trap? President François Hollande and prime minister Manuel Valls. On Friday February 5th, 2016, the National Assembly began debating plans to alter the French Constitution, including adding the power to strip convicted terrorists of their French nationality. It was supposed to be President François Hollande's grand response to the Paris terror attacks of 2015. Instead, amid general confusion, the government has become bogged down and endlessly changed its mind over the issue. To the point, argues Mediapart's Mathieu Magnaudeix, where the entire affair has become a national farce.
Woman in hiding tells why she blew whistle on Paris attacker
She says she heard that Abdelhamid Abaaoud entered France with 90 others and planned attacks on creche, police station and shopping mall.
France remembers Edith Piaf in shadow of Paris attacks
Saturday marks centenary of French singer's birth, barely a month after Paris attacks targeting the very joie-de-vivre that she embodied.
France issues public guide on actions to take amid a terrorist attack
The cartoon, similar to aircraft safety instruction cards, available online and to be posted in public places, advises people to flee, hide and raise the alarm.
Fights against climate change and terrorism linked says Hollande
French president said at Paris climate summit they are 'two big global challenges we have to face up to' and that: 'World peace is at stake in the talks'.
France remembers Paris attack victims
Presisent Hollande told Paris memorial service that while terrrorists who killed 130 on November 13th had 'the cult of death, we have the love of life'.
France holds memorial service two weeks after massacre
Friday's service in central Paris will bring together 1,000 people, including President François Hollande as well as survivors and victims' families.
President Hollande calls on French to display national flags
France's head of state will lead a ceremony during a day of mourning on Friday for the 130 people killed by jihadists on 13 November 13th.
Paris climate conference protests to go on despite ban on march
Following the recent terror attacks, public demonstrations have been banned in Paris. This includes the huge march for the climate planned for Sunday November 29th, on the eve of the opening of the COP 21 climate change conference in the French capital. Some groups have described the ban as an attack on civil liberties. Meanwhile the march organisers, the Coalition Climat 21, have vowed that some form of public demonstration – within the law – will still take place. Jade Lindgaard reports.
French far-right sees popularity rise after Paris attacks
Front National's Marion Maréchal Le Pen ahead in polls in PACA region in southern France ahead of December's regional elections.