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Trial in France exposes rape culture and societal attitudes towards consent, sparking national outrage and calls for change.

The horror isn’t simply that Dominique Pelicot, in his own words, arranged for men to rape his wife, it’s that he also had no difficulty finding them to take part, Diane Jeantet writes

In normal time or in a shootout, a look at the players who famously missed penalties at the men's World Cup...

Former fashion CEO presided over prostitution ring and sex parties in Hamptons on Long Island, New York City and hotels in England, France, Italy, Morocco and Saint Barthélémy, according to federal indictment

Globally, nuclear power accounts for roughly 10% of electricity generation. In some countries, such as France, this figure is nearly 70%.

France’s government is defending its decision to bar Israeli companies supplying the wars in the Middle East from exhibiting at an upcoming trade fair outside Paris

Manxman's team release behind-the-scenes video with exclusive look into historic 35th triumph

Having fallen in love with the mountains in middle age, Adam Ifans thought he had missed his chance for the classic gap year ski season – but with the Ski Club of Great Britain reintroducing its reps scheme to France, a fresh opportunity presents itself

Earlier this month, U.S. credit rating agency Fitch upheld its AA- rating for French debt, but shifted the outlook from "stable" to "negative." On 25 October, Moody’s is set to deliver its assessment. If France’s budget plans falter, the country risks a credit rating downgrade, which would drive up borrowing…

The French Supreme Court will examine the appeal of five Kanak pro-independence activists – including their leader Christian Tein – who are challenging their detention in mainland France on suspicion of having played a role in the unrest in New Caledonia.

Jeanne Allaire Kayigirwa was sure she was going to die three times during the Rwandan genocide in which most of her friends and family were massacred.