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Deadly unrest in New Caledonia tied to old colonial wounds

New Caledonia, the French overseas territory in the southwest Pacific, has been rocked by its most violent clashes since the 1980s. While the unrest was triggered by constitutional changes to the voting system, it also highlights frustrations over the long process of decolonisation.

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France's Macron travels to New Caledonia to 'resume dialogue' after deadly riots

French President Emmanuel Macron is making a surprise trip to New Caledonia, the French Pacific territory that has been gripped by days of deadly violence following protests from the indigenous Kanak population who have long sought independence from Paris.

Radio France Internationale

Landmark Paris trial of Syrian officials accused of torturing, killing a father and his son starts

The landmark trial of three former Syrian intelligence officials has begun at a Paris court for the alleged torture and killing of a French-Syrian father and son who were arrested over a decade ago, during the height of Arab Spring-inspired anti-government protests

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US Open champ Coco Gauff calls on young Americans to get out and vote. 'Use the power that we have'

She’s the U.S. Open champion

The Independent UK

Eurostar launches sale with tickets as low as £35 each way – but you’ll have to be quick

With the Olympics over, Paris is continuing to welcome tourists for autumn and winter city breaks

The Independent UK

Team GB to host nine fan zones for Paris Olympic Games, with one in Scotland

Fans will be able cheer their favourite athletes on to Olympic glory this summer in a host of fan zones across the country ...

The National (Scotland)

Senior Syrian officials on trial in France for war crimes

Three Syrian officials go on trial Tuesday in a Paris court for crimes linked to the disappearance and death of two French-Syrian men—the first trial of high-ranking officials of the Syrian regime over war crimes and crimes against humanity allegedly committed during the country's civil war.

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Ad campaign seeks to boost sales for Paris Paralympics

Organisers of the Paris Paralympics this week launched an advertising campaign to boost sales for the Games given that only 300,000 tickets have been purchased so far by members of the public.

Radio France Internationale

Paris rail workers strike over Olympics bonuses with Games just two months away

Drivers and ticket inspectors on Paris commuter trains launched a one-day strike on Tuesday to pressure management over bonuses for the Olympics this July and August, leading to criticism of union tactics.

France 24

NGOs Seek Climate Trial Of French Oil Giant TotalEnergies

NGOs filed a criminal complaint against French oil giant TotalEnergies and its top shareholders in Paris on Tuesday, seeking a trial for involuntary manslaughter and other consequences of climate change "chaos".

International Business Times

Paris Trial To Determine Responsibility For Syrian Disappearances

Landmark trial in Paris as Syrian officials face charges for torture and killings during civil war.

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The 5 chicest French women I know just told me their hair secrets—here's how to get that Parisian look

You better believe there's some bob insights, too

Marie Claire

Yogesh Kathuniya focused on peaking at Paris Paralympics

Discus thrower wins silver at World Para Athletics in F56 Category

The Times of India

Why is France trying top Syrian former officials for alleged torture and killing of father and son?

In a landmark trial, a Paris court will this week seek to determine whether top Syrian intelligence officials were responsible for the disappearance and deaths of a French-Syrian father and his son

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Taekwondo team out to break Olympic medal drought

Australia's taekwondo Olympic team will take some encouraging results to Paris, as they try to win medals in the sport for the first time since Sydney 2000.

Radio France Internationale

Paris train drivers join strike action over Olympic bonuses

One in five suburban Paris trains is running on Tuesday as drivers strike to demand bonuses for operating extended rail services during the upcoming Paris Olympics. They're the latest to down tools as workers from a number of sectors seek compensation for doing extra work while the Games take place.

International Business Times

Japan Wrestles With Legacy Of Graft-stained Games In Paris Warning

Japan is still grappling with the fallout of the graft-stained and pandemic-delayed Tokyo 2020 Olympics, serving as a warning to Paris ahead of the Games this summer in the French capital.

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Hunt returns for Matildas ahead of Paris Olympics

Clare Hunt is returning after injury for the Matildas but doubt still hovers over Katrina Gorry ahead of the Paris Olympics.

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Abus Magomedov promises more exciting fights after UFC Fight Night 241 dominant decision

Abus Magomedov beat Warlley Alves and snapped a two-fight skid for his first win by decision in nearly six years.

The Independent UK

Is the French Open on TV? Channel, streaming and how to watch Roland Garros online

Everything you need to know ahead of the Roland Garros semi-finals

The Independent UK

When is the French Open? Roland Garros start date, schedule and more

The Paris grand slam is full of storylines once again as Novak Djokovic and Iga Swiatek return as champions

The Independent UK

Maisie Summers-Newton lauds Ellie Simmonds as she targets own Olympic legacy

Summers-Newton has been named in ParalympicsGB’s 26-strong swimming squad for Paris.

The Conversation

Europe’s climate laws could spell the end to low-cost flights - but what about private jets?

The era of low-cost air travel in Europe may be over for good, thanks in part to recent EU environmental policies. All in all, this is good news for the climate. But many low- and middle-income people who used to travel around the EU will no longer be able to…

The Independent UK

Alexander Zverev emerges as top French Open contender as questions grow over rivals

Zverev is in excellent form though is set to go on trial during the year’s second grand slam at Roland Garros

International Business Times

Paralympics Should Put Disability Back On Global Agenda, Says IPC Chief

The Paris Paralympics are expected to give the movement the biggest boost since the mould-breaking 2012 London Games - and organisers hope they will help to move the rights of disabled people to the top of the list of global priorities.

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