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SA witness of Nice attack: Nowhere is safe anymore
At least 84 people were killed during a Thursday night attack in the French city of NIce
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France investigates whether truck attacker acted alone
The investigation will try to determine whether he benefited from accomplices, Paris prosecutor said.
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Hollande says strikes must not disrupt Euro 2016
Rail services have been roughly halved since the CGT, and its allies began an open-ended strike last week.
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French govt wants to extend 'state of emergency'
At least 130 people were killed when Islamic State militants attacked several venues in Paris last year.
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Pamela Anderson causes stir in French Parliament over foie gras
Journalists fought to hear her campaign for a ban on the force-feeding of ducks and geese for foie gras.
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Hostages in northern France safe, no link to Paris attacks
Police sources say the Roubaix incident most likely concerned a planned armed robbery.
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France arrests man over plans to attack church
A 24-year-old IT student was arrested on Sunday in southeast Paris.
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Gunmen fire on French police in Marseille
Elite police troops are being sent to the scene in the northern suburbs of the port city.
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Report: IMF's Lagarde under investigation
Christine Lagarde has been placed under formal investigation by a French court for alleged political fraud.
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French clubs to strike over high tax
The strike is the latest blow to President Francois Hollande, whose popularity ratings are at record lows.
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Monaco sign Carvalho
Monaco has signed Ricardo Carvalho from Real Madrid as part of their team’s reinforcement.
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French troops withdraw from Afghan war
France has ended its more than 10-year presence in Afghanistan by withdrawing its troops on Tuesday.
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Turkey sees Hollande lifting EU veto
Turkey expects France to unblock talks if it is ever to join the EU
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New faces for French government
Francois Hollande named a new French government dominated by moderate left-wingers.
