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Marine Le Pen ready to 'debate' Zelenskyy after she vowed to end French aid to Ukraine

Volodymyr Zelenskyy accused the National Rally's presidential candidate of ignoring key details of military cooperation between Paris and Kyiv.

Euronews · Oct 16

French fried as Samoa sizzle in World Cup opener

Samoa's talent-laden squad barely worked up a sweat on the way to battering France 78-4 in their World Cup opener in Sydney.

AAP · Oct 16

‘A direct cultural threat’: your questions on the rise of the right across Europe answered

With support for far right politics well established across Europe, how might upcoming elections shape its future? Europe correspondents Jon Henley and Ashifa Kassam answered Reddit users’ questions about their reporting from the continent

The Guardian - UK · Oct 16

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France to witness a 'crossroads of anger' as mass protests expected on Saturday

PRESS REVIEW – Friday, October 16: French papers look ahead to Saturday's call for mass protests, which will bring together a number of social movements. Next, climate change has devastating consequences on communities in Afghanistan. Also, Libération publishes a special edition written in the style of Georges Perec. Finally, this…

France 24 · Oct 16

Nineteen injured as minibus crashes into Channel Tunnel shuttle train

A minibus carrying truck drivers crashed into a freight train at the loading platform of the Eurotunnel injuring 19 people, French authorities said.

Radio France Internationale · Oct 16

Policing of France's school protests clouds Macron's final months and sparks uproar

In France, teenagers are protesting for better-resourced schools, leading to clashes with one of Europe's largest internal security forces

The Independent UK · Oct 16

French police accused over war-like injuries to teenagers in school protests

Four children allegedly ‘mutilated’ by explosive weapons and lawyers say unprecedented number held in custody

The Guardian - UK · Oct 16

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France protests flare as PM accuses radical left of exploiting unrest ahead of elections

Student protests are sweeping across France as frustrations rise over overcrowded classrooms and poor school facilities. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu accuses the La France Insoumise party of taking advantage of the situation for political gain. With thousands joined by trade unions and parents, their calls for educational equity harken back…

The Times of India · Oct 16

France and Germany agree to ease EU car emissions rules in new deal

Paris and Berlin on Friday confirmed their deal aimed at protecting Europe's struggling automotive sector, having reached agreements on the flashpoint issues of EU car emissions and "made in Europe" components. A draft deal reviewed Thursday showed the two countries backing looser EU emissions rules for carmakers.

France 24 · Oct 15

Minibus slams into Channel Tunnel shuttle train, injuring 19 and halting service

A minibus carrying truck drivers has crashed into a train in the Channel Tunnel between France and England, injuring 19 people

The Independent UK · Oct 15

Oxfam takes France to court over 'tax inequality': 'Problem' with tax system, public service funding

François Picard is pleased to welcome Layla Abdelké Yakoub, Tax Justice and Inequality Advocacy Officer at Oxfam France. "Today in France a billionaire pays less taxes proportionally than a nurse or a firefighter," Yakoub explains. She challenges the foundations of France's fiscal system, arguing that the growing concentration of wealth…

France 24 · Oct 15

EU member states set for budget clash

European lawmakers have kicked off what's likely to be a long and fierce negotiation over the bloc's seven-year budget. Member states are divided on spending priorities, and pending elections in countries including France and Italy are adding pressure to the talks in Brussels. Also in the show: AI stocks lose…

France 24 · Oct 15

Bus-train collision in Channel Tunnel leaves 19 injured in France

A total of 19 people were involved in an accident after a minibus carrying heavy goods vehicle (HGV) drivers collided with a train at the Eurotunnel terminal in Coquelles, France, the local prefecture said on Thursday.

The Times of India · Oct 15

France drops opposition to UK being included in ‘Made in Europe’ legislation

British government must however align with the European Union’s position over tariffs on Chinese EVs

The Guardian - UK · Oct 15

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The Guardian - UK · Oct 15

The Guardian view on food security: we have just-in-time, we need just-in-case

Editorial: Experts are warning that the UK is unprepared for crises. A refrigerator cyber-attack scare in France is the latest reminder of the risks

Reason · Oct 15

The Federal Government Collected $5.4 Trillion. It Still Can't Pay Its Bills.

Entitlement spending, defense spending, and interest payments on the debt continue to climb.

The Economic Times · Oct 15

France aims to host 30,000 Indian students by 2030, says deputy envoy Amon

France is aiming to welcome 30,000 Indian students by 2030 to enhance educational cooperation with India. The increase in student enrollment is attributed to strong bilateral ties and better awareness of opportunities. Initiatives like the Choose France Tour help Indian students connect with French institutions and clarify academic options. French…

Radio France Internationale · Oct 15

Trial of French IS returnee highlights a growing focus on the women who came back

Courts are increasingly turning their attention to the women who joined the Islamic State armed group in Syria and Iraq, and then returned to France. The latest case opened Wednesday: that of Radia Tahar Aouidate, was one of 23 members of her family to travel to Syria, under the influence…

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France 24 · Oct 15

Pink October in France: A toxic debate?

Pink October – the French version of Breast Cancer Awareness Month – is at the centre of a political storm here in France, after one MP said she refused to wear a pink ribbon, calling the month "utterly cynical". We dive into her reasoning, discuss the history of Breast Cancer…

The Times of India · Oct 15

France begins implementing agreement to protect Saudi oil facilities; what it means

France has started deploying military resources to Saudi Arabia to protect its oil facilities from regional attacks. This decision follows an agreement aimed at enhancing defense cooperation, especially amid increased drone and missile threats. President Emmanuel Macron confirmed the deployment, which includes soldiers and defense systems to bolster security. Recent…

France 24 · Oct 15

War escalates between Houthis and Riyadh: How did we get here?

To discuss the ongoing conflict between the Houthi rebels and the Saudi-backed coalition, we speak to Jules Grange Gastinel, a researcher at France's CNRS research body specialising in the Houthi movement. He tells us why the conflict has escalated and what the Houthis want.

The Conversation · Oct 15

The little-known 14th century battle that has shaped English, Scottish and French relations

On October 17, 1346, the battle of Neville’s Cross was fought outside Durham in the north-east of England. It was a decisive moment in Anglo-Scottish history that led to the capture of King David II of Scotland. Yet few have heard of it.

The Economic Times · Oct 15

WEF could appoint Lagarde as early as November, sources say

Christine Lagarde is likely to be appointed as the chair of the World Economic Forum next month. This change would require her to step down from her position as European Central Bank chief. Following Lagarde's exit, there will be a reshuffle within the ECB due to upcoming political changes in…

The National (Scotland) · Oct 15

Rangers wonderkid lands England youth call-up after training with Scotland

Rangers wonderkid David Odunukan has been called up to the England squad for the under-16 Val de Marne tournament in France.

France 24 · Oct 15

From Lupin's return to a bloody culinary apocalypse: The TV shows to watch this month

TV critic Dheepthika Laurent takes us through this month's TV highlights, starting with the long-awaited return of "Lupin", Netflix's most-watched French series. Omar Sy is back as the gentleman thief, but this time someone appears to be stealing in his name. Can France's favourite master of disguise clear his name?

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