Thousands of people marched in Paris and other French cities on Sunday against a proposed law on the legitimate use of force that critics say would be a "licence to kill" for police and gendarmes.
France is at the forefront of efforts to strengthen Europe's naval capabilities. Its growing naval arsenal is on display this week at Euronaval, the world's largest naval defence show, held annually near Paris....
Democrats know that they did not so much win on November 3 as Trump lost, and that their party's own image is dismal, writes Le Monde columnist Gilles Paris....
A day after being crowned with France's top literary award, Philippe Jaenada, spoke on France Inter radio about how he used AI to write "The Unknown Woman from Quai de Javel", the novel that won him this year's Goncourt Prize....
Talking France is back with an update on all things protest-related in the country, why it might soon be easier to get a doctor's appointment in rural France, and where in the country locals speak the 'purest' French....
Cerutti, who recently served briefly as president of the Pinault collection, will replace Christophe Leribault, who was named director of the Louvre in February....
The French government has already imposed tougher language requirements on foreigners in France, and some of the 2027 presidential candidates want to go further - linguistics professors Grégory Miras, Maude Vadot, and Myriam Dupouy explain why language tests are always political....
Violence is ingrained in French politics - writes John Lichfield - disputes go to the street in France faster and more aggressively than in other European countries....