Grasse, a historic village near Cannes, is known as the world’s perfume capital, with museums, workshops, and a rose festival ...

The exhibition kicking off in mid-May is curated by photographer Peter Knapp and focuses on the work and legacy of designer ...

France is spooked by nuclear saber-rattling and missiles flying around and has decided to arm up. The French government will add €36 billion ($39 billion) to its defense spending between now and 2030 ...

Around 18% of French petrol stations are currently facing fuel supply shortages, the government said on Tuesday, while rising prices at the pump prompted some drivers in western France to block a road ...

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Footage of US President Donald Trump making fun of his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte during a private lunch has sparked anger in France, prompting even some of Macron's ...

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On Monday, French President Emmanuel Macron delivered a speech on France’s nuclear deterrence at the Île Longue naval base near Brest in Brittany, which hosts the country’s nuclear-armed ballistic ...

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France will bring European nations into nuclear military drills and could allow its neighbors to host nuclear-capable fighter planes for the first time, President Emmanuel Macron announced Monday, as ...

European leaders who gathered at the Munich Security Conference last weekend found some solace in the less caustic note struck by America. Whereas last year J.D. Vance, its vice-president, had wounded ...

France is dropping US videoconferencing for its own open-source tool. Visio is rolling out now and will replace other services by 2027. Visio is part of the EU's broader push for digital sovereignty.