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France strike: Eiffel Tower closed to the public as protesters clash with police in Paris
If put in place, new labour law would make it easier for employers in France to hire and fire their staff.
Euro 2016: Hollande warns unions against disrupting football championship
French president and other leaders appeal to workers not to disrupt month-long football extravaganza.
Euro 2016 and terror attack threats: What you need to know about the security plans
Euro 2016 organisers have increased the security budget for the tournament by 15% to €34m.
Gregoire Moutaux planned to attack Euro 2016 'with machine guns and grenades' in anti-Islam terror spree
President Hollande said terrorism threat "exists", but it will not stop Euro 2016 from being successful.
France floods: State of emergency as River Seine bursts its banks in Paris
The River Seine burst its banks earlier in the week and has since reached a record height of 8.6 metres - the highest it has been in nearly 35 years.
If Brexit happens, Germany and France need to stop the EU from disintegrating
Willingly or not, those two countries would exercise the greatest influence on the future of the EU.
World's longest rail tunnel set to open under Swiss Alps ending 17 years of construction work
Angela Merkel, Francois Hollande and Matteo Renzi are among first set of passengers in Gotthard base tunnel train.
Congo-Brazzaville violence: Sassoufit activists send open letter to French MPs over 'silence'
French MP said France should 'just watch and observe' how Congolese situation evolves amid violences.
Battle of Verdun centenary commemorated by France's and Germany's leaders
Both countries' leaders lay a wreath at the site of one World War One's biggest battles.
Riots escalate across France as government refuses to reconsider labour law reform
Protests lead by CGT bring workers and students together in a bid to make their voices heard.
France labour reforms: Hollande insists 'battle has not been won' while protesters take to the streets
The French government used article 49.3 of the French constitution to push through the reform bill.
Isis links to Boko Haram could undermine 'peace and stability' in Africa, says UN
A summit on the battle against Boko Haram is taking place in Nigeria.
Isis orphan army out for revenge according to new propaganda video
New division is made up of children who lost their parents in counter-terror attacks in Syria.
France: Violence breaks out across regions during protests against new labour reforms
The new law would make hiring and firing easier in a country where labor protection is sacrosanct and unemployment is above 10 percent
France: Riot police spray Montpellier students with tear gas during protest
Montpellier is one of over 30 cities in France that has staged protests against the upcoming labour reform plans
French soldiers killed in Mali landmine explosion
Latest deaths bring French army casualties to 17 since operations began in 2013.
France abandons bid to appoint gay ambassador Laurent Stefanini to Vatican
Stefanini has now been named as ambassador to Unesco.
France to punish sex workers' clients with €1,500 fines
Soliciting itself is no longer punished, but clients also face a €3,500 fine for repeated offences.
France: Students and riot police clash as labour protests turn violent in Paris and Rennes
Students clash with riot police in several cities across France in the latest round of protests against the government's labour reforms.
France: Students clash with riot police during protests and strikes against proposed labour reform
Students and workers held street protests across France against the government's proposed labour reforms.
Brussels attack: Francois Hollande shows solidarity in aftermath of 'cowardly' terror bombings
Fatal blasts at Belgium airport and Metro station occurred four days after the arrest of Salah Abdeslam.
Ivory Coast shooting: Death toll rises to 16 as Al-Qaeda affiliate claims responsibility
A US delegation which was scheduled to arrive at the hotel was reportedly the target of the attack.
EDF confident on future of controversial Hinkley Point nuclear power plant
Energy firm is negotiating with France to obtain commitments to secure its financial position.
Rights group criticises France's Legion d'Honneur award to Saudi prince
Mohammad bin Nayef was awarded France's highest civilian honour for 'efforts in fight against terror'.
France's Francois Hollande bestows highest honour on Saudi crown prince for anti-terror efforts
French decision to award Legion d'Honneur to Saudi Arabia's Mohammed bin Nayef derided by activists.
President François Hollande mobbed and heckled by farmers in Paris
French farmers are angry over falling food prices and increasing competition from Europe.
South Pacific islands greet French President Francois Hollande with dancing, garlands and 30 dead pigs
Hollande has become the first French president to visit the tiny volcanic island of Futuna in the South Pacific.
EU referendum: Europe worries that the British vote could decide future of the European Union
EU member states have reacted to David Cameron and his EU renegotiation deal.
France: Enraged farmers remove foreign products off supermarket shelves in protest against cheap imports
French farmers have continued to carry out the demonstrations across the country, demanding government action to strengthen price rates.
France moves to strip convicted terrorists of citizenship in wake of Paris attacks
Divided National Assembly approves constitutional change on terror-related crime proposed after Paris attacks.