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Novak Djokovic trades his racket for a bicycle and takes a nighttime ride around Paris

Novak Djokovic has swapped his racket for a bicycle and taken a ride around the Arc de Triomphe in Paris

The Independent UK

Champions League final 2025: a battle for glory against a backdrop of money and fashion

The 2025 men’s Champions League final will end in triumph for either Paris Saint-Germain or Inter Milan. And whichever side wins, Uefa will no doubt claim that the tournament’s new format, involving more teams, more games and more fans, has been a success.

The Conversation

'Burnt out' Demon shattered by French Open collapse

Alex de Minaur has complained he's burnt out and mentally fatigued after losing a French Open match to Alexander Bublik in a manner he couldn't understand.

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10 Cities That Offer Incredible Food Scenes Without High Costs

In an era where dining out in major cities can drain a bank account faster than a luxury shopping spree, discovering cities that blend flavor with affordability is nothing short of gold. While places like New York, San Francisco, and Paris often steal the culinary spotlight, there’s a growing list…

Everybody Loves Your Money

Restaurants worth travelling for: Le Clarence, Paris

I could eat here once a week and never be bored, says David Ellis

Evening Standard

Luis Enrique: The manager behind PSG’s run to UEFA Champions League final

The PSG manager will try to make ‘treble’ history as he leads his side out against Inter in the Champions League final.

Al Jazeera

No Ruud awakening awaits as Popyrin powers on in Paris

Alexei Popyrin has reached the third round at Roland Garros for the first time, becoming the first Australian into the last 32 on a drizzly day in Paris.

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Blood-red water pours down Paris fountain in pro-Palestine protest

Pro-Palestinian protesters dyed water in a Paris fountain blood-red to “denounce the ongoing massacres in Gaza”.

The Independent UK

France detains over 20 suspects in crypto kidnapping plots

France has arrested more than 20 people over two recent kidnapping plots targeting crypto traders in Paris and another attempt in western France, according to reports from French news agency AFP.

Radio France Internationale

How PSG’s ‘kingmaker’ seized chance to reshape football’s future

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINAL 2025: As Paris Saint-Germain prepare to face Inter Milan in the Champions League final, Miguel Delaney examines how the French club’s president Nasser Al-Khelaifi, who pioneered the sport padel, stepped up after the fallout of the Super League

The Independent UK

Opponents of home players at French Open deal with insults, whistling and even gum

In all sports, there are advantages to being at home, but Roland Garros offers the home favourites at the French Open a strong advantage

The Independent UK

France Foils New Crypto Kidnapping Plot, Arrests Over 20: Source

France has foiled the latest in a spate of kidnapping plots targeting cryptocurrency entrepreneurs, and detained more than 20 people over that attempt and another against crypto boss Pierre Noizat's family, a police source said Tuesday.

International Business Times

France's National Assembly adopts bill to legalise assisted dying on first reading

The bill, which received 305 votes in favour and 199 against, will be sent to the Senate for further debate but a definitive vote on the measure could take months.

Euronews

Norrie rediscovers his mojo to beat Medvedev in five-set thriller at French Open

Cameron Norrie came back from the brink on Tuesday to eliminate the 11th seed Daniil Medvedev and advance to the second round of the French Open in Paris.

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Djokovic pure gold back at site of Olympic triumph

Novak Djokovic ruled his Olympic domain again under the roof while Daniil Medvedev became the highest profile men's first-round victim at the French Open.

Radio France Internationale

French court halts trial of comic artist accused of child porn in graphic novels

Comic book author Bastien Vivès appeared in court on Tuesday to face charges of fixing and distributing child pornography in two of his comic albums. But the two-day trial, which pits issues of child protection against freedom of speech, was halted after the court north of Paris declared it lacked…

The Independent UK

Swedish man charged over 2015 killing of a Jordanian pilot by the Islamic State group

A Swedish man has been indicted as a member of the Islamic State group in connection with the killing of a Jordanian pilot whose plane went down in Syria on Christmas Eve 2014

Radio France Internationale

Private military firms undermine France’s quiet exit from West Africa

France has restructured its military presence in recent months, closing most of its historic bases in West Africa. However, the arrival of private military companies employing French personnel is undermining the discretion sought by army headquarters in Paris.

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Fashion Times

The Provisional Paris Spring 2026 Menswear Calendar Features a Debut and Several Returning Favorites

The "week" will run from June 24 to June 29 with 70 brands unveiling their latest collections, including an incredible 40 runway shows.

Digital Camera World

Sebastiao Salgado in his own words: "My photography is my life; it’s my way of life. If people, after I disappear, use my photography as a reference of the moment that I lived, OK, that can become a legacy, but now I cannot speak about legacy"

Following his death we remember celebrated photographer Sebastiao Salgado through this 2017 interview where he talked about his work, his wife and his death

The Guardian - AU

The ‘dangerous’ Australian women whose art was dismissed, forgotten – and even set on fire

A new exhibition celebrates 50 globetrotting women who traded parochial Australia for European modernity to create ‘subtly subversive’ art

AAP

Tomljanovic owns the Joint amid Aussie Paris hat-trick

Ajla Tomljanovic has ended young comet Maya Joint's dream run as she reached the second round of the French Open along with Daria Kasatkina and Alexei Popyrin.

Evening Standard

Molly-Mae Hague details her 'exhaustion' on Paris birthday trip days after hospital dash

The Love Island star was rushed to A&E last week after experiencing ‘severe pain’ following a trip to Dubai

International Business Times

Alcaraz, Sinner Launch French Open Bids As Swiatek Seeks Lift

Title rivals Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner start their French Open campaigns on Monday as three-time reigning champion Iga Swiatek hopes a return to Roland Garros can shake her out of a slump.

The Guardian - UK

‘Emotional’ Nadal honoured with Roland Garros farewell ceremony

The 22-time grand slam champion, who was joined by his greatest rivals in Paris, said: ‘I think it was perfect, honestly, I couldn’t expect a more emotional day’.

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