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A researcher has expressed concerns that the ongoing European Union cash corruption scandal may be used as “fuel” for EU-sceptical populists. 

As many as two hundred extremists attacked a French industrial plant they said was poisoning the atmosphere, causing significant damage.

The family of a 22-year-old American college student reported him missing after not hearing from him while he was studying at the University Grenoble Alpes in France.

Moroccans rioted on the streets of Paris in the wake of their country’s win over Portugal in Qatar at the World Cup.

Over half of French teachers practice self-censorship when discussing issues of secularism, according to a newly released poll, in order to avoid possible religious backlash and protests. The poll, taken by the French firm Ifop, revealed that 52 per cent

In an area in Paris’ 18th arrondissement (district) police are forced to escort small children to school due to the dangers posed by local crack addicts and dealers encamped near a local kindergarten.

French authorities in Strasbourg arrested seven radicalised people and have indicted two over allegations of preparing a terrorist attack.

An Algerian illegal migrant has been arrested after allegedly murdering a 65-year-old French man who let him live in his home.

Macron chastised public utility and energy companies for scaring the public with “absurd scenarios” of potential blackouts this winter.  

French police arrested a 48-year-old Iranian national who is thought to be linked to the killing of two homeless people last week.

France praised itself as a green “pioneer” after it got permission from Brussels to ban some short-haul flights, preferring trains instead. 

A federation of French supermarket chains has warned of significant waste of fresh products in the event of possible power cuts in the country this winter, with those in rural areas much more likely to face outages.

Drug traffickers in the no-go zone suburbs of Paris are allegedly offering illegals 200 euros per day to violently attack local police who try and interfere with their drug-selling operations.

The French government has ramped up controls at its border with Italy, checking trains for illegals on a daily basis and pushing back thousands to Italy so far this year.

A Libyan refugee faces trial in Paris this week after allegedly raping a woman at knifepoint after she hosted him in her home for several weeks.

Majority think the safety picture in France has deteriorated in recent years and feel personally threatened in their daily lives.

France may still see power cuts and therefore will seek to import energy from Britain and other European neighbours, a utility chairman said.

A pro-migrant association has claimed that half of the hundreds of migrants living in tent camps in Paris suffer from psychiatric issues.

President Joe Biden welcomed French President Emmanuel Macron to the White House on Thursday, as part of an official state visit.

French gun owners are surrendering their weapons in record numbers at police collection points across the country as a round up of unlicensed firearms winds down.

Border police dismantled a major trafficking network in the southern city of Perpignan, accused of smuggling over 200 migrants into France. 

Parents have expressed anger at the suggestion students visit a makeshift migrant camp in Calais as part of an upcoming class trip.

French retailer stopped selling a card game based on far-left Antifa extremists after a complaint by a French police union.

French President Emmanuel Macron arrives in Washington, DC, on Wednesday to exchange diplomatic regards with U.S. counterpart Joe Biden. It will be his second state visit to the White House in four years.

A French priest has been suspended from preaching for four weeks after asserting that abortion has claimed more victims than World War I.

Australia’s shift to nuclear subs will assure South Pacific neighbors of commitment to regional security, Britain’s Minister of State said.

Law enforcement authorities in six different countries have joined forces to take down a “super cartel” of drugs traffickers.

France’s highest court has ruled that a man was wrongfully terminated from his job because he has the legal right to refuse to participate in “fun” activities that he viewed as excessive and humiliating.

France’s Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin slammed the Italian government this week, claiming Italy behaved as an “enemy country” of France after rejecting a migrant “taxi” that ended up docking in Toulon. Darmanin levelled the accusation against the Italian government during

A survey has revealed that 77 per cent of the French public believes that the government under President Emmanuel Macron is failing to control immigration, including a majority of Macron’s own voters.

A migrant from Jordan with three unenforced deportation orders under multiple identities has been arrested for allegedly raping a woman in a Paris hospital emergency room late last month.

Boris Johnson has accused the German government of having wanted Ukraine to lose its war against Russia “quickly” for the sake of the economy.

Commission announces an “Action Plan” to stem illegals crossing the Med, prompting migrant taxi NGOs to complain it would criminalise them.

Diplomats are drumming up money and other support Monday for Europe´s poorest country, Moldova, which is suffering massive blackouts.

Two French border police were injured by a Nigerian migrant at a railway station after he refused to give officials his papers during an identification check.

Arson is suspected by investigators after a fire broke out at the cathedral of Saint-Pol-de-Léon on Thursday evening in what could be just the latest arson attack on a Roman Catholic church in France. The fire is believed to have broken