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Former Renault N°2, Carlos Tavares, is appointed boss of rival PSA Peugeot-Citroën after an acrimonious departure from his former employer.

The first nine months of 2013 saw numbers of French Jews emigrating to Israel rise 49% year-on year, while average rise from all countries was 1%.

The peace-keeping force will join another 420 French troops already on the ground amid fears that the CAR is on the brink of a bloody civil war.

LIFE magazine republishes a selection of photographer Ed Clark's compelling black and white portraits of a city exhausted by war.

The bodies of the couple, both aged 86 and who had apparently meticulously planned their suicide, were found holding hands in their hotel room.

A French plan to kidnap and kill the extremist cleric was result of frustration at lack of cooperation with UK authorities, a report claims.

Thousands of owners and supporters of horse-riding schools invaded streets of Paris in protest over an imminent 13% hike in VAT charges.

The French President claimed a victory for his country's 'key role' in the terms of an international deal reached on Iran's nuclear programme.

A bill of law which scraps a ban on solliciting on streets but which criminalises prostitutes' clients is to be debated in the National Assembly.

The director of huge box office successes, starring Jean-Paul Belmondo, Lino Ventura, Jean Gabin and Alain Delon, died at home in Paris.