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#MeToo Movement A 'Reign Of Terror': French Actor In Sex Abuse Trial
French star actor Gerard Depardieu, on trial for sexual assault, told the Paris court on Tuesday that he was not in the habit of "groping" women, and called the #MeToo movement a "reign of terror."
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Impact, Then Free-Fall: 2 French Air Force Planes Collide, 3 "Unconscious"
Two planes of the French air force's acrobatics team "apparently collided" near an air base in northeastern France on Tuesday and three people were found unconscious, officials said.
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World's Oldest Michelin-Starred Restaurant Loses Its Third Star Retained For 4 Decades
The Michelin Guide informed Chef Georges Blanc's eponymous restaurant in France of its demotion ahead of the awards ceremony for 2025. It had held its three Michelin stars for an impressive 44 years.
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France Plans To Distribute 'Survival Manual' To Help Citizens Prepare For War, Disasters
France is planning to distribute a 20-page survival manual booklet to every household to prepare them for potential emergencies, including war in the country.
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Insults And Acceptance: Transgender Life In Rural France
France has somewhere between 20,000 and 60,000 transgender people, according to official figures from 2022.
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French Politician Says Statue Of Liberty Should Be Returned, US Responds
Raphael Glucksmann recently said that France should take back the iconic statue, arguing that the US no longer upholds the values that inspired France to gift the monument.
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France Would Be 'Speaking German' Without US: White House
The White House on Monday rejected a call by a French member of the European parliament for the return of the Statue of Liberty, saying that France would be "speaking German" without US help in World War II.
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"Will Not Give In To Threats": France After Trump's 200% Tariff Remarks
France will fight back against any US tariffs on champagne, wine and other alcoholic drinks from the EU, Foreign Trade Minister Laurent Saint-Martin said Thursday.
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How Bomb Dating Back To World War 2 Brought Paris Station To Standstill
The discovery of an unexploded bomb dating back to World War 2 on the tracks outside Paris sparked panic among the French authorities this morning.
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Couple Sell Their UK Home To Buy Entire Village In France: "We're Making Less Money, But..."
A couple who sold their home in the UK to buy an entire village in France say their lives have improved since leaving Manchester.
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French Man Wants To Split Rs 4.5 Crore Lottery Prize With Thieves Who Stole Credit Card To Buy Tickets
A French man's credit card was stolen from his car and used to buy a lottery ticket, among other things. He then won the lottery, hitting a jackpot of Euro 500,000, approximately Rs 4.57 crore.
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"Just Like France": Delhi Lt Governor On Flower Fields Along Yamuna
In a sea change from the usual images of trash strewn along the flood plains of the Yamuna river, Delhi Lieutenant Governor Vinai Saxena shared images of the landscape resplendent with orange and yellow hues.
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1 Killed In France Knife Attack, Macron Calls It "Islamist Terror Act"
One person died and two police officers were seriously injured Saturday in a knife attack in eastern France that President Emmanuel Macron said was an "Islamist terror act".
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Will Urge Trump Not To Make Allies "Suffer" With Tariffs: Macron
French President Emmanuel Macron said on Saturday that he will urge US President Donald Trump to avoid making allies "suffer" by imposing new tariffs on their goods.
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New Zealand Captain Sophie Devine To Miss Sri Lanka Home Series. The Reason Is...
The news follows Sophie Devine's decision last month to withdraw from the Super Smash and the 2025 Women's Premier League after receiving professional advice.
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#MeToo Movement A 'Reign Of Terror': French Actor In Sex Abuse Trial
French star actor Gerard Depardieu, on trial for sexual assault, told the Paris court on Tuesday that he was not in the habit of "groping" women, and called the #MeToo movement a "reign of terror."
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Impact, Then Free-Fall: 2 French Air Force Planes Collide, 3 "Unconscious"
Two planes of the French air force's acrobatics team "apparently collided" near an air base in northeastern France on Tuesday and three people were found unconscious, officials said.
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World's Oldest Michelin-Starred Restaurant Loses Its Third Star Retained For 4 Decades
The Michelin Guide informed Chef Georges Blanc's eponymous restaurant in France of its demotion ahead of the awards ceremony for 2025. It had held its three Michelin stars for an impressive 44 years.
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France Plans To Distribute 'Survival Manual' To Help Citizens Prepare For War, Disasters
France is planning to distribute a 20-page survival manual booklet to every household to prepare them for potential emergencies, including war in the country.
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Insults And Acceptance: Transgender Life In Rural France
France has somewhere between 20,000 and 60,000 transgender people, according to official figures from 2022.
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French Politician Says Statue Of Liberty Should Be Returned, US Responds
Raphael Glucksmann recently said that France should take back the iconic statue, arguing that the US no longer upholds the values that inspired France to gift the monument.
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France Would Be 'Speaking German' Without US: White House
The White House on Monday rejected a call by a French member of the European parliament for the return of the Statue of Liberty, saying that France would be "speaking German" without US help in World War II.
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"Will Not Give In To Threats": France After Trump's 200% Tariff Remarks
France will fight back against any US tariffs on champagne, wine and other alcoholic drinks from the EU, Foreign Trade Minister Laurent Saint-Martin said Thursday.
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How Bomb Dating Back To World War 2 Brought Paris Station To Standstill
The discovery of an unexploded bomb dating back to World War 2 on the tracks outside Paris sparked panic among the French authorities this morning.
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Couple Sell Their UK Home To Buy Entire Village In France: "We're Making Less Money, But..."
A couple who sold their home in the UK to buy an entire village in France say their lives have improved since leaving Manchester.
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French Man Wants To Split Rs 4.5 Crore Lottery Prize With Thieves Who Stole Credit Card To Buy Tickets
A French man's credit card was stolen from his car and used to buy a lottery ticket, among other things. He then won the lottery, hitting a jackpot of Euro 500,000, approximately Rs 4.57 crore.
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"Just Like France": Delhi Lt Governor On Flower Fields Along Yamuna
In a sea change from the usual images of trash strewn along the flood plains of the Yamuna river, Delhi Lieutenant Governor Vinai Saxena shared images of the landscape resplendent with orange and yellow hues.
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1 Killed In France Knife Attack, Macron Calls It "Islamist Terror Act"
One person died and two police officers were seriously injured Saturday in a knife attack in eastern France that President Emmanuel Macron said was an "Islamist terror act".
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Will Urge Trump Not To Make Allies "Suffer" With Tariffs: Macron
French President Emmanuel Macron said on Saturday that he will urge US President Donald Trump to avoid making allies "suffer" by imposing new tariffs on their goods.
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New Zealand Captain Sophie Devine To Miss Sri Lanka Home Series. The Reason Is...
The news follows Sophie Devine's decision last month to withdraw from the Super Smash and the 2025 Women's Premier League after receiving professional advice.
