The Summer Olympics and tensions over the war in Ukraine are likely to make Paris a tempting target for a variety of hacking attempts, including
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France Votes on Making Abortion a Constitutional Right
French legislators are expected to pass a measure on Monday that would make France the first country in the world to explicitly enshrine access to
Can Gabriel Attal Win Over France?
Gabriel Attal, 34, is a new kind of French prime minister, more inclined to Diet Coke than a good Burgundy, at home with social media
A Divided France Splits Over Death of Robert Badinter
In a solemn ceremony, France paid its respects on Wednesday to Robert Badinter, the lawyer and former justice minister who came to represent the conscience
Robert Badinter, Who Won Fight to End Death Penalty in France, Dies at 95
Robert Badinter, a French lawyer and former justice minister who led the fight to abolish the death penalty in France and became one of the
Abandoned Cemetery of Algerians Highlights Painful Episode for France
Nestled amid the vineyards in a picturesque region of southwestern France known for its sweet wines and goat cheeses is a fenced-off parcel of thorny,
Missing Boy Who Was Found in France Is Expected Back in U.K. Soon
For years, millions in Britain thought that Alex Batty vanished at the age of 11 into parts unknown. But it turns out that Alex had
In Soldiers’ Remains, Russia Plots a Way to Reconcile With France
On a recent cloudy afternoon, the remains of three Russian soldiers were buried in virtual secrecy in a small corner of northeastern France. There were
Teenagers Convicted in France in Connection With Teacher Samuel Paty’s Killing
Six teenagers were convicted by a court in Paris on Friday in connection with the attack on Samuel Paty, a history teacher whose killing by
France Scoffs at an Englishman’s ‘Napoleon’
The French do not like an Englishman’s rendition of Napoleon. Or at least, the French critics do not. Looking grim and moody from under an