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French High Speed Train Crashes Into Military Truck, Driver Feared Dead

A high speed train in France collided with a military truck at a level crossing in the northern Pas-de-Calais region, leaving at least...

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France to Deploy Two Warships to the Red Sea, Macron Says

France will send two naval warships to the Red Sea to strengthen security in the region, President Emmanuel Macron announced, as tensions continue...

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French Tax Hikes Tapped Out, Spending Cuts Inevitable, Says Audit Office

France can no longer rely on raising taxes to fix its strained public finances and must shift decisively to cutting government spending, the...

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French first quarter GDP growth seen at 0.2%-0.3%, central bank chief says

France’s economy is expected to post modest growth in the first quarter of 2026, with GDP projected to expand between 0.2% and 0.3%,...

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France and Canada Deepen Arctic Ties with New Consulates in Greenland

France and Canada have formally opened diplomatic consulates in Greenland’s capital, Nuuk, in a strategic move designed to strengthen ties with the Arctic...

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France Rallies Global Leaders to Defend Women’s Rights at Fourth Feminist Foreign Policy Conference

As the world faces growing conflict, economic instability and rising authoritarianism, one truth stands firm — when crises strike, it is women and...

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Banania: From Colonial-Era Mascot to Controversial Legacy of Racism, Colonialism, and Marketing in France

The story of Banania, France’s iconic chocolate-flavoured banana powder drink, is deeply intertwined with the country’s colonial past. First introduced during World War...

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France Returns King Toera’s Skull to Madagascar After 130 Years in Colonial Collection

In a deeply symbolic moment that highlights the long and painful history of colonialism, the skull of King Toera, a 19th-century Malagasy monarch...

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Equatorial Guinea Challenges France at ICJ Over Seized Luxury Property of Vice President Teodoro Obiang

Equatorial Guinea is pressing forward with a case at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to stop the French government from selling a...

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