April 4, 2023 Trump's indictment puts him in same company as Berlusconi, Netanyahu, other world leaders Former President Trump is the latest once-elected official to be hit with criminal charges in a move that is not unprecedented in other modern democracies despite some GOP claims.
April 3, 2023 French secretary of state Marlene Schiappa criticized by own party over Playboy photoshoot French minister Marlene Schiappa faced backlash, including from her own party, for posing for the cover of Playboy amid unrest stemming from President Emmanuel Macron's pension reforms.
March 30, 2023 Cyprus relocates 76 Afghan, Syrian migrants to France Cypriot officials reported 76 Afghan and Syrian migrants were relocated to France as part of an international agreement to ease the current burden on Mediterranean countries.
March 30, 2023 France's top diplomat hopes NATO applications for Sweden, Finland will be 'ratified quickly' French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna wants the NATO applications for Finland and Sweden to be "ratified quickly." Turkey's parliament will vote on whether Finland can join soon.
March 29, 2023 Sanitation workers in France set to return to work, number of pension protestors shrinks The pension protests in France seem to be shrinking. Sanitation workers in the country will return to work today, as trash has piled up in the city of Paris.
March 28, 2023 France refuses to extradite far-left Italian terrorists who have eluded justice since 1980s A French court has declined to extradite ten convicted left-wing terrorists to their native Italy for their roles in decades-old attacks.
March 28, 2023 French protests intensify in test for Macron; police bolster security amid warnings radicals seek 'to destroy' More than 13,000 police were deployed across France Tuesday amid warnings radicals among those protesting President Emmanuel Macron's pension reforms seek "to destroy, injure and kill."
March 28, 2023 French prosecutors raid Paris big banks in tax fraud sweep French authorities searched the headquarters of five banks in Paris Tuesday as part of a sweeping tax fraud probe authorities say spans four continents and could involve 1,500 suspects.
March 27, 2023 France's Louvre Museum closes to public as pension reform protestors block the entrance The pension reform protests in France have led to a temporary closure of the Louvre Museum in Paris. The president of France recently raised the country's retirement age by two years.
March 27, 2023 Protests in France against Macron’s pension reforms escalate as police use 4,000 nonlethal dispersion grenades Police officers in France fired more than 4,000 nonlethal dispersion grenades at protesters, who have called for President Macron not to lift the retirement age.