The Latest Breaking News from France

The Holocaust could not have happened without the railways.

In 2002, Haiti’s former president Jean-Bertrand Aristide argued that France should pay his country $US21 billion.

Officials discuss plan to exchange people who come to UK irregularly for some with family case for being in Britain

On May 24, 2015, Pope Francis signed his encyclical Laudato Si’ – “Praise be to you” in medieval Italian. This letter to Roman Catholic bishops was no half measure: it took many Catholics by surprise with its uncompromising conclusions and call for an in-depth transformation of our lifestyles. In France, it…

France has launched a national anti-terror investigation after a series of arson attacks and shootings this week targeted prisons across the country, raising fears over organised efforts to intimidate the justice system.

A Home Office spokesman said ministers are ‘intensifying’ collaboration with France and other European countries.

As Margriet Mantingh gazes at flowers stretching as far as the eye can see at the world's biggest flower market near Amsterdam, all she sees is a huge bouquet of pesticides.

Cod and herring are normally more likely to be on the dinner menu than the negotiating table at European security talks.

The three-part Netflix documentary looks back on the murder of actress Marie Trintignant by rockstar Bertrand Cantat. The series also sheds a new light on the death of Cantat’s wife Krisztina Rády.

French consumers aren't feeling economically confident, triggering the appearance of novel cut-price menus at many cafes and restaurants.

Phil Waugh expects the announcement of the new Wallabies coach to happen in the next few weeks, as Rugby Australia sends a hands-off warning to France.