One year after its December 2024 reopening, Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris has welcomed 11 million visitors and continues restoration efforts under the legacy of General Georgelin.
Frank Gehry, renowned for his groundbreaking architecture including Paris' Louis Vuitton Foundation, dies at 96, leaving a lasting cultural legacy.
French President Emmanuel Macron pays homage to Robert Birenbaum, a WWII resistance fighter and Panthéon honoree, following his death at 99.
A memorial mass for Marshal Pétain in Verdun led by the ADMP has triggered a legal investigation due to revisionist claims denying crimes against humanity.
French authorities have launched an investigation into remarks contesting crimes against humanity during a mass honoring Philippe Pétain in Verdun, sparking controversy over historical revisionism.
France commemorated the tenth anniversary of the 2015 November 13 terrorist attacks with nationwide ceremonies honoring the victims and reflecting on the lasting impact.
France commemorates the tenth anniversary of the November 13, 2015 terrorist attacks with ceremonies, personal testimonies, and reflections on security and public trust amid lingering trauma.
Ten years after the November 13 attacks, France commemorates victims while debating justice and reconciliation.
France commemorates the 10th anniversary of the November 13 attacks with a new Paris memorial garden, while public fears and societal challenges persist.
Verdun's mayor bans a mass honoring Philippe Pétain, highlighting ongoing tensions over the WWII French leader's legacy and public memory.
President Emmanuel Macron presides over the 107th Armistice Day in Paris, honoring the 'malgré-nous' and commemorating World War I heroes with a plaque unveiling and traditional ceremonies.
France celebrated the 100th anniversary of the Bleuet de France with President Macron leading commemorations, including special initiatives supporting wounded soldiers and families.
Armistice Day 2025 commemorations proceed in France with mild weather, while Montréal holds a public ceremony honoring World War I memory.
France honors its fallen on November 11 with ceremonies in Normandy and a grave census in Carquefou to preserve the memory of those "Morts pour la France."
Paris observes the 10th anniversary of the November 13 attacks with a commemorative race and the reissue of a survivor’s artistic works.
A commemorative Paris race honors victims of the 2015 terrorist attacks while debates persist on post-attack civil liberties restrictions in France.
The 2023 theft of eight historic French crown jewels from the Louvre symbolizes a profound cultural loss highlighting challenges in preserving France's national heritage.
Four Bulgarians arrested for vandalizing Paris' Shoah Memorial with red hand tags are sentenced to two to four years in prison amid suspicions of Russian-linked foreign interference and antisemitic motives.
The Paris trial of four Bulgarian men accused of painting "red hands" graffiti on the Shoah Memorial in May 2024 has begun, highlighting concerns over anti-Semitic actions and foreign interference.
The Sabran-Pontevès family sustains the royal castle of Cazeneuve, preserving its entirety since the 11th century through primogeniture and dedicated stewardship.
Twin brothers were sentenced for cutting down an olive tree memorial for Ilan Halimi, receiving prison time and suspended sentences amid controversy over the symbolic attack.
The recent theft of royal jewelry at the Louvre has raised critical questions about museum security, insurance policies, and the moral responsibility to protect France's cultural heritage.
The Louvre burglary has triggered sharp political critique in France, spotlighting challenges in heritage protection and fiscal policy disputes.
A high-profile jewelry theft at the Louvre highlights critical security issues and the cultural loss shaking French public sentiment.
Robert Badinter’s symbolic induction at the Panthéon honors his abolitionist legacy despite grave desecration, with political and cultural tributes highlighting his impact.
Robert Badinter is honored at the Panthéon for abolishing the death penalty, amid shock over hateful vandalism of his grave earlier the same day.
Robert Badinter's grave was vandalized with insulting graffiti on the day of his Panthéon entry, drawing President Macron's condemnation.
Charlie Hebdo and Charb's family request the cartoonist's posthumous entry into the Panthéon to honor his defense of freedom of expression and republican values.
A commemorative plaque honoring Ilan Halimi in Aubagne was vandalized just days after installation, prompting a swift police response and condemnation from regional officials.
France's recognition of Palestine prompts flag displays that ignite controversy across the nation.
The 2025 European Heritage Days in Savoie and Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne will take place on September 20 and 21.
Regions of France prepare for the 2025 Journées Européennes du Patrimoine with special events and openings.
The 2025 Journées Européennes du Patrimoine will open historical sites across France for public exploration.
The 2025 European Heritage Days in France will focus on education and cultural preservation.
The European Heritage Days 2025 will feature French prefectural residences and exhibitions on Jean Moulin.
France unveils plans for the Journées Européennes du Patrimoine 2025, featuring open sites and cultural events.
French prefectures are set to open their doors to the public for the European Heritage Days 2025, enhancing cultural engagement.
A monument honoring the Justes de France is vandalized, highlighting issues of cultural heritage protection in France.
France honors Harkis and auxiliary forces in a commemorative event, marking progress in historical recognition.