Natacha Butler

The French gov­ern­ment hopes that a suc­cess­ful Tour de France will prove that life goes on de­spite the coro­n­avirus pan­dem

France’s fish­er­men say they will be forced to use what­ev­er tac­tics they can to bat­tle for their sur­vival.

Pro­test­ers march in France to re­mem­ber a young Black man who died in po­lice cus­tody as his fam­i­ly con­tin­ue their cam­paign for jus­tice.

Judge­ment day for Fran­cois Fil­lon, as the for­mer French prime min­is­ter faces pos­si­ble jail time for cor­rup­tion.

Pres­i­dent Macron’s par­ty faces a set­back but it is a good night for the Greens af­ter lo­cal elec­tions in France.

The Na­tion­al Con­sul­ta­tive Com­mis­sion on Hu­man Rights also says po­lice must be bet­ter trained to han­dle racist dis­putes.

Out­rage erupts across France over the way po­lice treat­ed a pro­test­er who is ac­cused of throw­ing ob­jects at of­fi­cers.

French au­tomak­er Re­nault is to slash 15,000 jobs world­wide, in a bid to save bil­lions of dol­lars.

Want­ed for geno­cide. A de­ci­sion is due in France on where a top sus­pect in the Rwan­dan geno­cide should be tried.

Gov­ern­ment yet to de­cide when bor­ders, ho­tels, cafes and restau­rants will ful­ly re­open as op­er­a­tors brace for tough sea­son.