The Latest Breaking News from France

Mask rules have been eased in the France, Spain and Portugal – but Italy and Greece are among the hold-outs

Each day, Benzinga takes a look back at a notable market-related moment that occurred on this date. What Happened? On May 6, 1994, the English Channel tunnel opened to streamline rail transfers between England and the Continent.

Some destinations have scrapped face mask rules completely, but others still have mask mandates in place

Since Sunday, 761 migrants have made the journey to the UK, navigating busy shipping lanes from France in dinghies and other small boats.

Paul Merson believes Mikel Arteta must have seen something in training that caused him to lose confidence in Saliba's ability to become an Arsenal regular

Quotes from Saint-Maximin have surfaced from France which could be interpreted as criticism of Newcastle players, leaving Eddie Howe unhappy with his star man

Long-divided left-wing parties in France will march into forthcoming legislative elections largely together, after the Socialist Party voted to join a nascent coalition behind hard-left leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon

In lush fields southwest of Paris, farmers are joining Europe’s fight to free itself from Russian gas

Recent cocaine busts in France have illustrated a significant rise in the popularity of the drug, due to a fall in prices, with street seizures doubling in less than five years.

The de facto leader of a rare pact between France's left wing parties said on Friday he was targeting a 50% share of seats in June's parliamentary elections, as he seeks to derail recently re-elected President Emmanuel Macron's reform programme.

The National Council of the French Socialist Party ratified a coalition deal with three other left-wing parties early Friday to run as a united front in June’s parliamentary elections. A large majority (62 percent) of the council’s members voted in favour, but only after hours of sometimes tense debates.