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A drop in demand for organic food in France is raising difficult questions for the country's organic farmers. A new law passed in March maintained organic farming targets, but critics say it does nothing to boost the sector at a time when climate concerns are crucial, and pits productivity against…

Alisson Becker suffers ‘suspected concussion’ for Brazil and Ibrahima Konate status clarified after early France substitution

Gisèle Pelicot, who became a symbol of the fight against sexual violence during the drugging-and-rape trial that riveted France last year and turned her into a global icon, will publish her memoir next year

Motorcycling and customization go hand in hand. From the early days of chopping and bobbing cruisers to the modern-day café racer resurgence, riders have always sought to make their machines uniquely theirs. Personal expression through motorcycles isn’t just a trend—it’s an integral part of the culture. And now, manufacturers are…

A quarter of a century on from their beloved 90s sitcom, the pair are teaming up for a travel series where they meander around France. They discuss being an odd fit in ‘lad’ culture and why getting back together took so long

Flights were diverted to airports in France, Ireland and Germany on Friday after a fire at an electricity substation in west London forced a full-day shutdown of Heathrow, Europe’s busiest airport.

2,000 years of history in 255 pages - it turns out France has always been open to outside influences

On 17 March, 2020, France implemented its first nationwide lockdown in an effort to curb the spread of the Covid-19 virus. What followed was a two-month period of strict confinement, mandatory mask-wearing, curfews and university closures. While the pandemic took a psychological toll on almost everyone, the lasting impact on…

In today’s newsletter: As Zelenskyy urges the EU to step up, divisions remain on how to secure the continent’s future amid Russian aggression

Supporters of the UN treaty prohibiting nuclear weapons gathered this month in New York to call for wider ratification

British arms companies are set to be locked out of a huge £125 billion EU defense fund—unless the Government agrees to sign a security pact with Brussels.