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France expects the worst wine harvest in years
Business

France Expects Massive Slump In 2024 Wine Harvest

Hundreds of French people attend the funeral of a 19-year-old university student who was murdered last weekend
Europe

'Here To Weep': French Pay Tribute To Murdered Student

French private sector output returned to contraction after the shot in the arm from the Olympics
Business

Eurozone Business Activity Slumps After Olympics Boost

Gisele Pelicot walks with her lawyers as they arrive at the courthouse in the southeastern French city of Avignon during the trial of her former husband Dominique Pelicot accused of drugging her for nearly ten years and inviting strangers to rape her
Europe

French Mass Rape Trial Moves On To New Defendants

Gisele Pelicot has won immense admiration
Europe

French Mayor Sorry For 'No One Died' Remark Over Mass Rape Trial

French singer Renaud has expressed his 'admiration' for Gisele Pelicot
Europe

'Something Was Wrong', Defendant In French Mass Rape Tells Court

Public finances are Michel Barnier's prime concern
Europe

France's New PM Warns Of 'Very Serious' Financial Situation

Gisele Pelicot was troubled by memory lapses for years
Europe

Frenchman On Trial For Mass Rape Of Wife To Testify Wednesday

Descendants of Gustave Eiffel said the tower is a 'symbol of the city of Paris'
Europe

Eiffel Family Will Fight Olympic Rings Staying On Paris Tower

Barnier, 73, is the oldest premier in the history of modern France
World

France's New PM Tackles First Challenge Of Forming Cabinet

Founder and chief executive Pavel Durov lashed out at claims that 'Telegram is some sort of anarchic paradise'
Europe

Telegram Chief Durov Blasts 'Surprising' And 'Misguided' French Charges

France is to trial a ban on the use of mobile phones by pupils up to the age of 15
Europe

'Digital Pause': France Pilots School Mobile Phone Ban

Former Socialist Bernard Cazeneuve is widely tipped to be France's next PM
Europe

France's Macron Accelerates Efforts To Break PM Deadlock

France has urged Russia to release Vinatier, saying he has been 'arbitrarily detained'
Europe

Russia Orders French Researcher Kept In Jail As Trial Starts

France's Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire has expressed concern about the "extremely rapid increase in local government expenditure"
Europe

French Lawmakers Warned Of Ballooning Budget Deficit Risk

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Health

Global Diabetes Rate Has Doubled In Last 30 Years: Study

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World

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World

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