Tens of thousands march in France to protest femicide levels

Tens of thousands march in France to protest femicide levels

Tens of thousands marched in Paris on Saturday (Nov 23) calling for an end to gender violence and femicide in a country where at least 116 women have been killed by current or former partners this year.
Victoria's Secret to cancel annual fashion show

Victoria's Secret to cancel annual fashion show

US lingerie brand Victoria's Secret said it was cancelling its annual fashion show which usually draws millions of TV viewers, saying it was shifting its marketing strategy following criticism and weak financial results.
Heavy snow leaves one dead, 300,000 homes without power in France

Heavy snow leaves one dead, 300,000 homes without power in France

Heavy snowfall across a large swath of southeast France has left one person dead and cut power to some 300,000 homes, with icy conditions snarling train and road traffic Friday (Nov 15).
Paris launches works on 2024 Olympic village

Paris launches works on 2024 Olympic village

The French government on Monday (Nov 4) launched construction on a massive project to build from scratch the village for the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, a development that aims to reinvigorate the poorest area in the country.
33 hurt as Paris-London bus overturns in France

33 hurt as Paris-London bus overturns in France

Thirty-three people were injured on Sunday (Nov 3), at least four seriously, when a Paris-London bus with passengers from nine countries overturned in northern France, local authorities said.
Paris thief swipes US$840,000 watch from Japanese man's wrist

Paris thief swipes US$840,000 watch from Japanese man's wrist

A Japanese man who stepped out of his Paris hotel for a cigarette was robbed of his US$840,000 Swiss watch by a thief who snatched it off his wrist, police sources said Tuesday (Oct 8).
'Moment of truth' at key UN climate summit

'Moment of truth' at key UN climate summit

UNITED NATIONS, United States, Some 60 world leaders convene on Monday (Sep 23) for a UN summit on "climate emergency" aimed at reinvigorating the faltering Paris agreement, at a time when mankind is releasing more greenhouse gases into the atmosphere than at any time in history.
Paris Tutankhamun show sets new record with 1.42m visitors

Paris Tutankhamun show sets new record with 1.42m visitors

A blockbuster Tutankhamun show set a new all-time French record on Sunday (Sep 22), with 1.42 million visitors flocking to see the exhibition in Paris, the organisers said.
Notre-Dame works resume in Paris after lead scare

Notre-Dame works resume in Paris after lead scare

French workers on Monday (Aug 19) resumed efforts to secure the cathedral of Notre-Dame following the devastating April fire, after a three-week pause due to the risk of lead contamination.
Paris launches Notre-Dame lead decontamination work

Paris launches Notre-Dame lead decontamination work

French workers on Tuesday (Aug 13) began efforts to remove lead from the area around Notre-Dame cathedral which was contaminated by the devastating April fire, sparking public health concerns and forcing the suspension of restoration work.
French NGO files lawsuit over lead risks from Notre-Dame blaze

French NGO files lawsuit over lead risks from Notre-Dame blaze

A French environmental group said Monday that it had filed a lawsuit accusing officials of failing to move quickly to contain the risks of lead contamination after the fire that ravaged the Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris in April.
Paris braces for record heat as Europe scorched again

Paris braces for record heat as Europe scorched again

Parisians were on Monday (Jul 22) bracing for potentially the hottest ever temperature in the French capital this week as a new heatwave blasted into northern Europe that could set records in several countries.
In Paris, cars forced to make way for the two-wheel revolution

In Paris, cars forced to make way for the two-wheel revolution

With the wind rushing through their hair, they zip past on bikes, electric scooters and mono-wheels, effortlessly passing lines of hot-and-bothered drivers stuck in the endless Paris traffic.
As families flee Paris, fingers point at Airbnb

As families flee Paris, fingers point at Airbnb

The bells will ring for the last time this week at Vaugirard elementary school in central Paris, the latest school in the city to close as spiralling property prices drive families out of the capital.
Paris clamps down on older diesel cars

Paris clamps down on older diesel cars

The record-breaking temperatures recorded in France last week may have fizzled but the cars that were banned from Paris during the heatwave will remain off the road under new measures to banish smog.
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