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Perrier may lose its “natural mineral water” label after harmful bacteria was found in bottles at its main bottling site in southern France – which was not reported to health authorities until 10 days after it was discovered.

In a potential breakthrough, US, European and Ukrainian leaders meeting in Paris have hailed a renewed push to end the war in Ukraine as a constructive step toward peace. France said the talks marked the start of a “positive process” and confirmed a follow-up summit in London next week.

French businessman Bernard Arnault warned trade tensions with the US would wreak havoc on European businesses — criticising Brussels' negotiation skills.

Having helped to build a flagship arena, 14 workers were promised their papers. To date, they remain undocumented.

Euronews takes a closer look at how house prices and rents evolved across Europe in 2024.

The first researchers fleeing US spending cuts imposed by President Donald Trump are to start work at a French university in June.

The Foreign Secretary travelled to Paris for the first high-level discussions between British, French and White House officials since February.

France on Thursday hailed talks on the Ukraine war between top US and European officials during which US Secretary of State Marco Rubio reaffirmed a US peace plan.

French President Emmanuel Macron has announced he intends to set up a joint Franco-Haitian commission to examine France's history with its former colony and its impact on the country's development since its independence – notably the demand that Haiti pay France reparations to compensate slave-owners for their losses, in return…

The watercolour, titled Bouleternere, was painted in 1925 with sparing use of colour and depicts the hillside town.

French President Emmanuel Macron says it was an injustice imposed on Haiti when it was forced to pay a colossal indemnity in exchange for its independence from France