The Latest Breaking News from Paris

Louis Moinet showcases Paris, New York, Bangkok and more in its Around the World in 8 Days collection

The shades in the 'Emily in Paris' actress's kitchen fosters a calm atmosphere and sense of timeless elegance

The future of the French international women’s cricket team is in doubt after 17 players called for an investigation into allegations that its governing body staged fake matches to secure funding from the International Cricket Council. With cricket set to become an Olympic sport after the 2024 Paris Games, FRANCE…

Three and a half months before the start of the Paris Olympics, concerns are growing that the anti-drone shield being put in place for the Games is not up to the task of protecting the French capital from a potential attack.

Introducing the 17-year-old earns top 10 at Paris-Roubaix Juniors as newest member of USA Cycling's junior programme

Good news—securing a place in the Paris Marathon is more straightforward than other major marathons

The film "Back to Black" has been described as a never-seen-before glimpse into Amy Winehouse's rise to fame and the release of her groundbreaking album of the same name, which won five Grammys and sold 16 million copies. The pop star, who died in 2011, is played by Marisa Abela,…

The knockout stages have started to deliver, with standout performances from Phil Foden, Antoine Griezmann and Barcelona’s reluctant fullback

‘Why is that little girl here?’ It’s a phrase Sky Brown has had to live with in the male world of skate parks. But the 15-year-old will put an end to that if she gets her way in Paris, she tells Maddy Mussen

Olympic gold medalist in javelin throw, Neeraj Chopra, has set his sights on surpassing the 90-metre mark prior to the Paris Olympics. He expresses confidence that with the current trajectory of his preparations, this feat could be accomplished in the near future, but also lauded his compatriot Kishore Jena's talent,…

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