France Honors 107th Armistice Day with Ceremonies and Solidarity Efforts
France marks the 107th anniversary of the Armistice of 1918 with ceremonies led by President Macron, while the Bleuet de France campaign supports veterans and victims.
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France Commemorates the 107th Armistice Anniversary with Ceremonies Honoring WWI and WWII Sacrifices
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Reflecting on the 10th Anniversary of the November 13 Paris Attacks: Survivor Testimony and Artistic Memory
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French Intelligence Sees Lower Terrorist Threat Ahead of November 13 Commemorations
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Nicolas Sarkozy Released from Prison After 20 Days Under Judicial Control with Restrictions
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France Commemorates 107th Armistice Day with Bleuet de France Solidarity Campaign
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November Commemorations Honor 'Morts pour la France' with Ceremony and Grave Census
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Paris Court of Appeal Reviews Nicolas Sarkozy's Request for Release from Prison
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Mickaël Guillard Withdraws from XV de France Squad Against Fiji, Pierre Bochaton Called Up
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Paris Appeal Court Reviews Nicolas Sarkozy's Request for Early Release After Historic Imprisonment
The Paris court of appeal is reviewing former President Nicolas Sarkozy's request for early release after his historic imprisonment for illegal campaign financing.
Women in France Symbolically 'Work for Free' from 11:31 AM Amid Persistent Gender Pay Gap
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French National Assembly Limits Work Stoppage Duration in 2026 Social Security Budget
The French National Assembly approved a limit on the maximum duration of work stoppages during the first reading of the 2026 Social Security budget, with debates set to continue.
Paris Commemorates 13-November Attacks with Run and Artistic Tribute in 2025
Paris observes the 10th anniversary of the November 13 attacks with a commemorative race and the reissue of a survivor’s artistic works.
French National Assembly Secures Narrow Victory on 2026 Social Security Budget Amid Political Struggles
The French National Assembly narrowly approved the revenue section of the 2026 Social Security budget, with the left pivotal in securing the government’s first legislative victory amid ongoing political challenges and planned opposition motions.
France's Rugby Defeat to South Africa Under Scrutiny Amid Performance and Refereeing Controversies
France's rugby defeat to South Africa draws scrutiny over missed opportunities on the field and questionable referee decisions that may have influenced the match outcome.
Florian Thauvin Recalled to French National Team Following Randal Kolo Muani’s Injury Ahead of Crucial World Cup Qualifiers
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How Céline Dion Persuaded Garou to Record His Debut Album
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Opposition Prepares Motion of Censure Over Social Security Budget and Pension Reform
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