Robert Doisneau honored in the new '100 Photographs for Press Freedom' collection by RSF
Reporters Without Borders publishes an album dedicated to photographer Robert Doisneau, raising funds for its press freedom campaigns.
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Aer Lingus plane diverted to France after bomb threat; eighth European incident
An Airbus A320 operated by Aer Lingus, traveling from Dublin to Rome, was urgently diverted to military bases in Évreux and Chartres (France) following a bomb threat. This incident occurs amid a series of false alerts across Europe, marking the eighth case of its kind in recent days.
Conviction for stabbing a courier with a bicycle in Paris
A man with no prior criminal record was sentenced to four months' suspended imprisonment after stabbing a food delivery rider in an assault in Paris.
Cyril Hanouna explains President Macron's silence after vaccine refusal on live TV: 'I haven't heard from him at all'
Presenter Cyril Hanouna reveals in his show the tension with Emmanuel Macron and the reason why the French leader stopped writing to him after he refused to promote vaccination on his media platform.
Aer Lingus aircraft diverted from Dublin to Rome makes emergency landing in France following bomb threat
An Airbus A320 operated by Aer Lingus on the Dublin–Rome route was diverted to the Évreux airbase in France after a bomb threat. There were 157 people on board. The incident is part of a series of similar alarms that have affected European flights.
Charles Leclerc and Alexandra Saint Mleux welcome daughter Bianca
Formula 1 driver Charles Leclerc and his wife Alexandra have announced the birth of their first child, a daughter named Bianca, following the Mexican Grand Prix.
The Martyr of the A10 Trial: Inass's Life Remains a Mystery as Torture Details Are Uncovered
At the trial of her parents in Blois, the identity of Inass Touloub, found dead on the A10 motorway in 1987, has been confirmed through DNA and passport records, but her childhood personality remains unknown.
Yannick Cahuzac: Suffering 'humiliation' against Como; Lens calls for pride
Lens coach Yannick Cahuzac described the dramatic 1-9 defeat to Como in the Champions League as 'humiliation,' calling on players to regain their pride. Captain Ruben Aguilar admitted that the game plan failed and promised a return to training.
A Ferrari Daytona SP3 sold at auction in Las Vegas reaches $18.54 million, setting a new record
The Ferrari Daytona SP3 supercar, which has been driven 130 km and customized with the Tailor Made program, was awarded for $18.54 million, nearly eight times the purchase price.
Nicolas Demorand on the Impact of Bipolarity on His Relationship with His Children
In a book, the France Inter journalist has disclosed details of his battle with bipolarity and how this condition has affected his private life and relationship with his sons.
Bigflo & Oli Launch Ambitious 'Karma Tour' with Theatrical Production and Intimate New Album
French rap duo Bigflo and Oli return to the stage with their most ambitious show yet, featuring a theatrical set design and eight musicians, following the release of their introspective fifth album, Karma.
Alert and Guide for Romanian Citizens in France: General Strikes and Social Demonstrations
The French government anticipates a general strike and massive protests, citing strict law enforcement measures. The Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs is contacting citizens to ensure safety and operational information during the mobilization.