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France's Charlie Hebdo Satirists Take Fight To Elon Musk On X
French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo said it would not follow other media outlets by quitting X, publishing instead a series of caricatures mocking the platform's owner Elon Musk.
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10 Years After Attack, Charlie Hebdo Is Uncowed And Still Provoking
French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo is set to publish a special God-mocking edition next week to mark 10 years since an attack on its offices by jihadist gunmen that left eight staff members dead.
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New Rayman Game in 'Early Stages' of Development With Prince of Persia Team Involved, Says Ubisoft
Following a report that claimed Ubisoft was working on an unannounced Rayman remake, the studio confirmed that a project based on the franchise was in its early stages. The French publisher did not say if the game was a remake, as reported Wednesday, but confirmed that it had begun “an exploration phase on the Rayman brand”.
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AI Writing Tools Lack "Originality, Sense Of Humour", Says Salman Rushdie
Artificial intelligence tools may pose a threat to writers of thrillers and science fiction, but lack the originality and humour to challenge serious novelists, Salman Rushdie wrote in a French journal published Thursday.
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Number Of French People Who Drink Wine Dropping Every Day. Here's Why
The number of regular wine drinkers in France is dropping fast, with barely one in ten still pouring a glass every day, a study published Friday found.
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Decathlon Secretly Selling Clothes To Russia Despite Pulling Out: Report
French sports retail giant Decathlon has secretly continued selling clothes in Russia despite officially pulling out in protest at Russia's war in Ukraine, a media report published Tuesday said.
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"No Justification": France's Macron Urges Israel To Stop Bombing Gaza
Israel must stop bombing Gaza and killing civilians, French President Emmanuel Macron told the BBC in an interview published late on Friday.
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France Halts iPhone 12 Sales Over High Radiation Levels, Threatens Recall
Apple must stop selling its iPhone 12 model in France due to above-threshold radiation levels, France's junior minister for the digital economy Jean-Noel Barrot told the newspaper Le Parisien in an interview published on Tuesday.
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Prime Minister Of France Sues Biography Publisher For Violating Privacy
The French prime minister was accused of "censorship" at a court hearing on Wednesday reviewing her decision to sue the publisher of a new biography mentioning intimate details of her private life.
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Facebook Parent Meta Asked to Change Access Rules for Ad Verification by French Antitrust Watchdog
France's antitrust watchdog on Thursday gave Facebook-owner Meta two months to change its access rules for ad verification partners, saying the company was potentially taking unfair advantage of a dominant market position in online advertising. Meta said that it is reviewing the decision.
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Love French Fries? It May Lead To Anxiety, Depression, Says Research
The research was published in the journal PNAS (Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America).
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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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Airbus Close To Landing Large Order From IndiGo: Report
Low-cost airline IndiGo is negotiating the purchase of "several hundred aircrafts" from Airbus, French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said in comments published by Les Echos on Thursday.
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Delhi High Court Restrains Website From Publishing Copyright Photos Of Louis Vuitton
The Delhi High Court has granted relief to Louis Vuitton Malletier, a French high end luxury fashion house, by restraining a website from copying or publishing photographs which would infringe its copyright.
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France Condemns Iran For Publishing Confession Video Of Hostages
Iranian state television aired today what it said were "confessions" by a French couple arrested five months ago, a move the government in Paris condemned as "shameful, revolting and unacceptable".
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France's Charlie Hebdo Satirists Take Fight To Elon Musk On X
French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo said it would not follow other media outlets by quitting X, publishing instead a series of caricatures mocking the platform's owner Elon Musk.
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10 Years After Attack, Charlie Hebdo Is Uncowed And Still Provoking
French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo is set to publish a special God-mocking edition next week to mark 10 years since an attack on its offices by jihadist gunmen that left eight staff members dead.
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New Rayman Game in 'Early Stages' of Development With Prince of Persia Team Involved, Says Ubisoft
Following a report that claimed Ubisoft was working on an unannounced Rayman remake, the studio confirmed that a project based on the franchise was in its early stages. The French publisher did not say if the game was a remake, as reported Wednesday, but confirmed that it had begun “an exploration phase on the Rayman brand”.
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AI Writing Tools Lack "Originality, Sense Of Humour", Says Salman Rushdie
Artificial intelligence tools may pose a threat to writers of thrillers and science fiction, but lack the originality and humour to challenge serious novelists, Salman Rushdie wrote in a French journal published Thursday.
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Number Of French People Who Drink Wine Dropping Every Day. Here's Why
The number of regular wine drinkers in France is dropping fast, with barely one in ten still pouring a glass every day, a study published Friday found.
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Decathlon Secretly Selling Clothes To Russia Despite Pulling Out: Report
French sports retail giant Decathlon has secretly continued selling clothes in Russia despite officially pulling out in protest at Russia's war in Ukraine, a media report published Tuesday said.
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"No Justification": France's Macron Urges Israel To Stop Bombing Gaza
Israel must stop bombing Gaza and killing civilians, French President Emmanuel Macron told the BBC in an interview published late on Friday.
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France Halts iPhone 12 Sales Over High Radiation Levels, Threatens Recall
Apple must stop selling its iPhone 12 model in France due to above-threshold radiation levels, France's junior minister for the digital economy Jean-Noel Barrot told the newspaper Le Parisien in an interview published on Tuesday.
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Prime Minister Of France Sues Biography Publisher For Violating Privacy
The French prime minister was accused of "censorship" at a court hearing on Wednesday reviewing her decision to sue the publisher of a new biography mentioning intimate details of her private life.
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Facebook Parent Meta Asked to Change Access Rules for Ad Verification by French Antitrust Watchdog
France's antitrust watchdog on Thursday gave Facebook-owner Meta two months to change its access rules for ad verification partners, saying the company was potentially taking unfair advantage of a dominant market position in online advertising. Meta said that it is reviewing the decision.
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Love French Fries? It May Lead To Anxiety, Depression, Says Research
The research was published in the journal PNAS (Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America).
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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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Airbus Close To Landing Large Order From IndiGo: Report
Low-cost airline IndiGo is negotiating the purchase of "several hundred aircrafts" from Airbus, French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said in comments published by Les Echos on Thursday.
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Delhi High Court Restrains Website From Publishing Copyright Photos Of Louis Vuitton
The Delhi High Court has granted relief to Louis Vuitton Malletier, a French high end luxury fashion house, by restraining a website from copying or publishing photographs which would infringe its copyright.
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France Condemns Iran For Publishing Confession Video Of Hostages
Iranian state television aired today what it said were "confessions" by a French couple arrested five months ago, a move the government in Paris condemned as "shameful, revolting and unacceptable".
