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As pro-Palestine marches take place across the continent, many nations are using their own laws to ban events – with little protection from EU laws

Senators in France started debating a bill Monday that is intended to toughen the country's immigration law but advocacy organizations have criticized as a threat to the rights of asylum-seekers and other migrants.

Events in Israel have inspired renewed public questioning about our true ‘Frenchness’ – even that of beloved football stars, says Guardian columnist Rokhaya Diallo

From their homes in Paris, Palestinians Sarah, Saïd and Yasser* are anxiously following the dramatic situation in Gaza, where their relatives are caught up in the massive bombardment and dire humanitarian crisis triggered by the latest war between Israel and Hamas. They lament French bans on pro-Palestinian protests, which prevents…

Schools pay tribute to teacher killed last week as country placed on highest security alert

France on Saturday said it will deploy 7,000 soldiers after declaring a top-level alert following the fatal stabbing of a teacher by a suspect of Chechen origin, who also severely wounded three others at a school.

A teacher was stabbed to death on Friday and two others injured at a high school in northern France. The perpetrator, a former student identified as 20-year-old Mohammed Mogouchkov, was taken into custody and a terrorism probe launched.

The language teacher was stabbed to death in the attack at City School Gambetta-Carnot in the town of Arras

French interior minister Gérald Darmanin shared the news of the attack on social media