Tennis 19 hours ago American tennis star Danielle Collins accuses cameraman of 'wildly inappropriate' behavior Danielle Collins yelled at the cameraman during a changeover at the Internationaux de Strasbourg in France while she competed against Emma Raducanu.
France May 13 French actor Gérard Depardieu found guilty of sexual assault, given 18-month suspended sentence French actor Gérard Depardieu found guilty of sexually assaulting two women on movie set, receiving a suspended prison sentence and fine in the latest scandal for the movie star.
France May 10 Ukraine and its allies push for a 30-day ceasefire starting Monday European leaders from France, the UK, Germany, and Poland demand Putin accept a 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine starting Monday. Trump supports the proposal amid threats of increased sanctions.
Antisemitism Exposed May 7 Antisemitism spiking around the world, ADL task force finds in its 1st-ever global report The J7 Task Force's first-ever annual report on antisemitism reveals rising numbers of incidents in the seven countries with the largest Jewish populations outside Israel.
Europe April 29 Massive European power outage blamed on solar plant breakdowns The power outage that severely disrupted life in Spain and Portugal on Monday is being blamed on two possible solar plant breakdowns, a report said.
France April 24 French student arrested after stabbing attack leaves 1 dead, 3 injured at private Catholic school French police arrested a student after he allegedly killed another student in a stabbing attack at his private Catholic school in Nantes.
Iran April 8 Time is running out to stop Iran from making nuclear bomb: 'Dangerous territory' The opportunity to use snapback sanctions to hamper Iran's rapidly developing nuclear program is slipping through its fingers as an October expiration date looms.
Rugby April 7 Rugby fans hold their breath as firemen rescue dangling parachutist A French parachutist got stuck on the roof of a stadium that was hosting a rugby match over the weekend. Firemen were seen rushing to help the man.
Europe April 6 JD Vance's warning on Europe's future shines spotlight on continent's growing list of problems Many countries in Europe are struggling to come to terms with mass migration, rising crime and weak economies. But some nations have taken action and are seeing hopeful results.
Antisemitism Exposed April 5 UN official reappointed despite accusations of antisemitism Allegations of antisemitism and the condemnation of several nations did not stop Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese from securing another three-year term in her position.
France April 2 6 populist leaders facing lawfare around world European governments have once again struck out at populist leaders on the continent by banning Marine Le Pen from running in the French presidential election in 2027.
Russia April 1 Putin conscripts 160K men as Russia eyes Ukraine offensive Russia's largest military draft in 14 years sees 160,000 men called up as Putin plans a spring offensive on Ukraine. Despite stalled U.S. ceasefire talks, the Kremlin insists conscripts won't fight.
France April 1 Reporter's Notebook: Aftershock from a political 'earthquake' as Le Pen barred from presidential run in 2027 Le Pen called her ban from running a "nuclear bomb" by the system, after a court convicted her of embezzlement and blocked her from office for five years.
France April 1 Musk slams Le Pen ruling, says it will 'backfire' like Trump's as some on global right face legal troubles Marine Le Pen’s sentencing in France has drawn global attention, with parallels made to legal battles faced by President Donald Trump, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, among other right-wing politicians.
France March 31 French right-wing leader Marine Le Pen found guilty of embezzling public funds, barred from running for office French right-wing leader Marine Le Pen is awaiting a sentence after a national court convicted her and other members of her National Rally party of embezzlement on Monday.
Trump's First 100 Days March 27 Europe says no to Trump push to lift sanctions on Russia, upending Black Sea ceasefire Europe says no to President Donald Trump's attempts to secure some sanction relief for Russia as he tries to make a Black Sea ceasefire deal between Russia and Ukraine.
France March 25 Two military jets collide in midair stunt, crash to ground in fiery explosion Two Alpha jets collided midair during a training exercise in France before crashing to the ground and exploding in a massive fireball, dramatic video shows.
Ukraine March 20 Military leaders to meet on UK-France 'coalition of the willing' plan for Ukraine The U.K. and France bring international military officers together in a plan to form a peacekeeping force in Ukraine once its war with Russia is finished.
France March 18 Hundreds of migrants evicted from Paris theater after squatting there for months French police evicted hundreds of migrants from an iconic Parisian theater where they were squatting for the last three months.
France March 17 White House press secretary says Statue of Liberty going nowhere, replies to French politician White House press secretary Karoline Leaviitt reminded a French politician who wants the Statue of Liberty back that the U.S. saved him from Nazi Germany.
France March 17 French Parliament member wants US to return Statue of Liberty: 'Apparently you despise it' A French Parliament member is demanding that the U.S. return the Statue of Liberty to France, who gifted the statue to America in the 1880s.
World War Two March 7 Huge unexploded World War II-era bomb found in crowded Paris residential area A half-ton World War II-era bomb found by workers near train tracks outside of Paris is disrupting train and road travel across the region.
Travel March 6 Flight passengers now paying plane ticket tax to depart popular travel destination Passengers flying out of France are now being subjected to a solidarity tax with levies being tacked onto plane tickets for travelers both domestically and internationally.
Emmanuel Macron March 6 Mocking him as 'Micron,' Russia warns Macron against making nuclear 'threats' Russia warned Macron not to threaten it with nuclear rhetoric after the French president said he was open to discussions on extending France's nuclear umbrella to allies.
Ukraine March 3 UK prime minister lays out Ukraine peace deal framework as Zelenskyy responds to resignation calls U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer and other European leaders laid out a peace framework for Ukraine on Sunday, emphasizing that Europe must pick up the slack.
World February 28 Former leader of NATO nation slams President Trump in blunt interview: 'No longer an ally' Former French President François Hollande asserts that President Donald Trump and his administration are "no longer" allies, saying a U.S.-Europe "divorce" could be on the horizon.
France February 27 American tourist in Paris accused of tossing newborn from hotel window, leaving gap year program 'shocked' An 18-year-old American woman was detained in Paris after she allegedly tossed a newborn out of a hotel window, leading to the child's death, reports say.
World February 24 American tourist arrested in Paris after allegedly throwing newborn baby out of hotel window: reports Paris authorities arrested an American woman on Monday after she allegedly killed her newborn by hurling the child out of a second-floor window, according to reports.
Emmanuel Macron February 24 Trump meets France's Macron at White House, says 'lot of progress' made toward ending war in Ukraine French President Emmanuel Macron is at the White House meeting with President Donald Trump as the U.S. is seeking an end of the war in Ukraine.
Russia February 24 Russian consulate in France targeted with explosive projectiles on 3rd anniversary of Ukraine invasion Two explosive projectiles detonated outside the Russian consulate in Marseille, France, on the third anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
