Links

Lawsuits against misselling and over-charging are part of bid to boost consumer rights after recent scandals including the mislabelling of horsemeat.

No reason, say health officials, to believe the non-certified prosthetics pose a health risk but surgeons will carry out checks on patients.

Relations have plunged to a new low after François Hollande's party openly criticised Merkel's self-serving approach to euro crisis.

For all their current difficulties, the average French citizen lives better than his American counterpart according to UN and Unicef figures.

Industry minister scuppered deal after Yahoo had been in talks to acquire a 75 per cent stake in Dailymotion, owned by France Telecom’s Orange.

Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of France in May Day rallies marked by calls for an end to President Hollande’s austerity policies.

A scathing German assessment of France's economic weakness has reopened divisions between Europe's two biggest powers.

The movie, which will feature Oscar-winning actor Colin Firth, will be the director's second made in France, and his eighth to be set in Europe.

Ex-minister Claude Guéant says 500,000 euros in his bank account came from selling paintings not Libyan funding for Sarkozy's 2007 campaign.

Élysée says it will auction off 1,200 bottles of its finest wines, renew its cellar with “more modest” vintages and return surplus to the state budget.