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Investigation is into claims that far-right Front National leader and her father Jean-Marie Le Pen misrepresented extent of their wealth.

Man with knife shouted 'God is greatest' and was killed by police before he could enter the 18th arrondissement's Goutte d'Or station.

Claim that threats from Chérif Kouachi - one of the two gunmen - outside magazine three months before shootings were not acted on.

Academic Dominique Moisi argues that the country must face up to the uncertainty and cultural fractures that confront it.

As well as a world-famous composer, Boulez was a prolific writer and pianist and renowned head of the Paris Philharmonic.

Row over plans to strip all terrorists, not just dual nationals, of French citizenship, as critics say move breaches international accords.

Her Front National party faces probe over misuse of company assets and conspiracy to commit fraud at national elections in 2012.

The companies, two of the four current players in the market, said talks are taking place on Orange buying Bouygues's telecoms arm.

As France prepares to remember January 2015 killings, some criticize satirical magazine’s broadside on all religions on its current cover.

Guy Wildenstein denies claims he hid the bulk of inherited fortune from art-dealing family in funds stretching across multiple tax havens.