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The woman, who lived in an apartment near to where the protests were taking place on Saturday, was hit in the face while closing the shutters.

Christophe Guilluy, author of a seminal account of French society, describes the widening cultural divisions within France.

French president returned from the G20 summit in Argentina on Sunday morning and went straight to the Arc de Triomphe to assess the damage.

At least 100 people were injured in street battles, with cars being torched and shops raided in central Paris.

For the third weekend, thousands of people have been taking to the streets in protest at fuel costs, rising fuel taxes  and the high cost of living.

Bill on 'corporal punishment' is considered symbolic as it does not sanction parents if they smack their children and is aimed at educating parents.

Édouard Philippe says protesters are expressing 'a lot of legitimate things that should be heard' amid calls for new protests on Champs-Elysées.  

French president will delay meeting the nuclear energy cap goal set by predecessor, François Hollande, by 10 years.

French president says he will not abandon a controversial fuel tax but says is open to ideas and revising how the fuel tax is applied.

Two killings in Paris, one year apart, have inflamed the bitter French debate over antisemitism, race and religion.