France enacts a pioneering law restricting social media access for individuals under 15, joining a global push for child online safety.
Europe, led by France and Germany, seeks technological independence from US and China, facing complex choices and significant challenges.
France is set to approve a bill allowing doctors to help terminally ill patients die, joining a select group of nations with such laws.
Far-right leader Marine Le Pen's legal battles mirror similar confrontations faced by populists globally, highlighting tensions with judicial watchdogs.
Marine Le Pen can run for French president in 2027 after an appeals court upheld her conviction but shortened her ban from elected office.
France's poultry sector has suffered significant losses as extreme heat waves in June proved fatal for many chickens.
Eleven people, including instructors, students, and a pilot, died when a skydiving plane crashed in a field near Nancy, France.
French students faced Friedrich Nietzsche's "Human, All Too Human" in their annual high school philosophy exam, a key academic rite of passage.
France's football dominance over Senegal is viewed through a lens of colonial heritage, yet European teams are increasingly African.
Protests erupt in France after an 11-year-old girl's death, with outrage directed at the justice system over a suspect previously flagged to authorities.