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Peace Can't Mean "Surrender" Of Ukraine, Says Macron After Talks With Trump
French President Emmanuel Macron insisted Monday that peace cannot mean the "surrender" of Ukraine, warning as he met US counterpart Donald Trump against a world in which the "law of the strongest" wins.
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French Government Looks At New Immigration Law In 2025
The French authorities want to adopt a new immigration law next year, a spokeswoman said, as the new right-wing government seeks to crack down on immigration.
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"No Right To Take Life," Says Vatican As France Stages Landmark Abortion Vote
The Vatican repeated Monday its opposition to abortion as French lawmakers, in a world first, were set to anchor the right in the country's constitution.
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France Set To Make Abortion Constitutional Right
French lawmakers are expected Monday to anchor the right to abortion in the country's constitution, in a global first that has garnered overwhelming public support.
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Birthright Citizenship Scrapped From New French Immigration Law: Court
Parts of a contested new French immigration law go against the constitution and must be scrapped, France's Constitutional Council said on Thursday.
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European Politicians Reach Disneyland After A Technical Glitch In The Train Signalling
European Union lawmakers en route from Brussels to Strasbourg found themselves at Disneyland Paris due to a routing error.
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French Holocaust Denier Faces Extradition From UK
A prominent French Holocaust denier, who fled the country after being convicted under anti-Nazi laws, can be extradited back to France, a Scottish court ruled on Thursday.
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Binance Said to Be Under Investigation in France for Illegal Canvassing, Money Laundering
Binance is under preliminary investigation by the Paris prosecutors office for both illegal canvassing of clients and aggravated money-laundering, French daily Le Monde reported on Friday.
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France Extends Invitation to Crypto Firms Looking to Exit US’ Loose Crypto Ecosystem
France is inviting crypto players looking to set their businesses outside of the US to do so in the European country. The financial markets authority of France has said that if American players want to benefit from EU’s MiCA laws, they are welcome to set up shop in French regions.
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France's Controversial Pension Reform Becomes Law After Passing Court Test
French President Emmanuel Macron has promulgated his pension reform into law, including raising the retirement age to 64, according to a text published in the country's Official Journal early Saturday.
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France To Draft Bill For Legalising "Active Assistance To Dying"
France could be the next European country to legalise euthanasia for the terminally ill after President Emmanuel Macron on Monday called for a law on a "French model on the end of life" within months.
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French Prime Minister Plans To Meet Opposition, Unions Amid Pension Crisis
French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne plans to meet with opposition leaders and trade unions in the hope of ending weeks of protests against a new pension law, her office said on Sunday.
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France to Use AI-Powered Surveillance During 2024 Paris Olympics Despite Warnings From Rights Groups
France on Thursday approved the use of artificial intelligence (AI) for the upcoming 2024 Pris Olympics, with algorithmic video surveillance to detect "pre-determined events", abnormal behaviour and crowd surges. The French National assembly approved the use of the technology despite warnings from rights groups that have said the AI-based technolo...
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French President Macron to Review, Sign Stringent Laws for Crypto Firms
France’s National Assembly voted and passed stricter rules that would be enforced on crypto firms that are seeking an entry into France’s crypto market. Out of 109 members of the French National Assembly, 71 voted in favour of extending these new laws before French President Macron.
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Apple Sued by French App Developers for Overcharging App Store Fee
Apple was sued by French app developers Société du Figaro, L'Équipe 24/24 and Le Geste for violating US antitrust law by overcharging them to use its app store. The plaintiffs accused that California-based Apple charged 30 percent commissions for 14 years, as well as $99 annual fees to app developers.
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Peace Can't Mean "Surrender" Of Ukraine, Says Macron After Talks With Trump
French President Emmanuel Macron insisted Monday that peace cannot mean the "surrender" of Ukraine, warning as he met US counterpart Donald Trump against a world in which the "law of the strongest" wins.
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French Government Looks At New Immigration Law In 2025
The French authorities want to adopt a new immigration law next year, a spokeswoman said, as the new right-wing government seeks to crack down on immigration.
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"No Right To Take Life," Says Vatican As France Stages Landmark Abortion Vote
The Vatican repeated Monday its opposition to abortion as French lawmakers, in a world first, were set to anchor the right in the country's constitution.
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France Set To Make Abortion Constitutional Right
French lawmakers are expected Monday to anchor the right to abortion in the country's constitution, in a global first that has garnered overwhelming public support.
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Birthright Citizenship Scrapped From New French Immigration Law: Court
Parts of a contested new French immigration law go against the constitution and must be scrapped, France's Constitutional Council said on Thursday.
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European Politicians Reach Disneyland After A Technical Glitch In The Train Signalling
European Union lawmakers en route from Brussels to Strasbourg found themselves at Disneyland Paris due to a routing error.
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French Holocaust Denier Faces Extradition From UK
A prominent French Holocaust denier, who fled the country after being convicted under anti-Nazi laws, can be extradited back to France, a Scottish court ruled on Thursday.
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Binance Said to Be Under Investigation in France for Illegal Canvassing, Money Laundering
Binance is under preliminary investigation by the Paris prosecutors office for both illegal canvassing of clients and aggravated money-laundering, French daily Le Monde reported on Friday.
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France Extends Invitation to Crypto Firms Looking to Exit US’ Loose Crypto Ecosystem
France is inviting crypto players looking to set their businesses outside of the US to do so in the European country. The financial markets authority of France has said that if American players want to benefit from EU’s MiCA laws, they are welcome to set up shop in French regions.
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France's Controversial Pension Reform Becomes Law After Passing Court Test
French President Emmanuel Macron has promulgated his pension reform into law, including raising the retirement age to 64, according to a text published in the country's Official Journal early Saturday.
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France To Draft Bill For Legalising "Active Assistance To Dying"
France could be the next European country to legalise euthanasia for the terminally ill after President Emmanuel Macron on Monday called for a law on a "French model on the end of life" within months.
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French Prime Minister Plans To Meet Opposition, Unions Amid Pension Crisis
French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne plans to meet with opposition leaders and trade unions in the hope of ending weeks of protests against a new pension law, her office said on Sunday.
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France to Use AI-Powered Surveillance During 2024 Paris Olympics Despite Warnings From Rights Groups
France on Thursday approved the use of artificial intelligence (AI) for the upcoming 2024 Pris Olympics, with algorithmic video surveillance to detect "pre-determined events", abnormal behaviour and crowd surges. The French National assembly approved the use of the technology despite warnings from rights groups that have said the AI-based technolo...
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French President Macron to Review, Sign Stringent Laws for Crypto Firms
France’s National Assembly voted and passed stricter rules that would be enforced on crypto firms that are seeking an entry into France’s crypto market. Out of 109 members of the French National Assembly, 71 voted in favour of extending these new laws before French President Macron.
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Apple Sued by French App Developers for Overcharging App Store Fee
Apple was sued by French app developers Société du Figaro, L'Équipe 24/24 and Le Geste for violating US antitrust law by overcharging them to use its app store. The plaintiffs accused that California-based Apple charged 30 percent commissions for 14 years, as well as $99 annual fees to app developers.
