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French Couple Imprisoned Since 2022 'In Good Health', Says Iran
Iran said Tuesday that French nationals Cecile Kohler and her partner Jacques Paris, jailed since 2022, are "in good health", denying recent claims of deteriorating conditions.
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Jacques Lewis, One Of Last Surviving Veterans Of Normandy Landings, Dies
One of the last surviving French veterans of the June 1944 D-Day landings has died aged 105, only weeks after he helped welcome US President Joe Biden to Paris for the 80th anniversary of the amphibious assault, the presidency said Tuesday.
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Every Cannes Movie Coming to Mubi India, From Adam Driver’s Annette to Palme d’Or Winner Titane
Adam Driver and Marion Cotillard in Annette, Palme d’Or winner Titane, Paul Verhoeven’s Benedetta, and Jacques Audiard’s Paris, 13th District are among 10 Cannes movies coming to Mubi India.
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Teen Who Killed French Priest Buried In Family Crypt Outside Paris
One of the jihadists who murdered a French priest in July was buried in a Paris suburb, where his family owns a crypt, a local official said today. Adel Kermiche, 19, was shot dead by French police after he and another assailant attacked a church on July 26 in Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvroy in northern France, murdering priest Jacques Hamel and seriously...
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French New Wave Filmmaker Jacques Rivette Dies at 87
Jacques Rivette, whose 28 films included 1991 hit La Belle Noiseuse (The Beautiful Troublemaker) and Paris Nous Appartient (Paris Belongs to Us), started out as a film critic like other future French New Wave pillars Francois Truffaut, Jean-Luc Godard and Eric Rohmer
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Thousands Gather In Paris To Remember Million-Strong Post-Attacks Rally
Several thousand people gathered in Paris today in a low-key ceremony to mark a year since a million and half citizens thronged the French capital in a show of unity following jihadist attacks on satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo and a Jewish supermarket.
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Paris' Bataclan Theatre: From Music Venue to Killing Ground
More than a hundred people were gunned down at the Bataclan theatre in Paris late Friday during a concert by the US band Eagles of Death Metal.
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Nicolas Sarkozy Comeback Dream Torpedoed by Corruption Charges
Nicolas Sarkozy was hit on Wednesday with charges including corruption and influence peddling in a dramatic legal move that threatens to torpedo the former president's hopes of a political comeback.
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France to approve gay marriage but debate to rumble on
France's parliament will finally approve a bill to legalise gay marriage on Tuesday after months of protests that have shown no sign of abating in the run-up to the historic vote.
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Sarkozy, the hyperactive president who disappointed France
Nicolas Sarkozy's defeat on Sunday marked the end of a five-year presidency during which he divided a France that had put its hopes in him to break a history of timid government complacency.
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Former French President Jacques Chirac to stand trial
After years of claiming presidential immunity to avoid legal proceedings, Jacques Chirac is finally facing a court.The former president, a bugaboo for George W. Bush during his rush to war in Iraq, on Monday becomes France's first former head of state to go on trial since its Nazi-era leader was exiled.That is, if the whole case isn't derailed by a...
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France's Jacques Chirac ordered to stand trial
Former French President Jacques Chirac has been ordered to stand trial in an alleged corruption scandal dating back to his tenure as Paris mayor.
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French Couple Imprisoned Since 2022 'In Good Health', Says Iran
Iran said Tuesday that French nationals Cecile Kohler and her partner Jacques Paris, jailed since 2022, are "in good health", denying recent claims of deteriorating conditions.
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Jacques Lewis, One Of Last Surviving Veterans Of Normandy Landings, Dies
One of the last surviving French veterans of the June 1944 D-Day landings has died aged 105, only weeks after he helped welcome US President Joe Biden to Paris for the 80th anniversary of the amphibious assault, the presidency said Tuesday.
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Every Cannes Movie Coming to Mubi India, From Adam Driver’s Annette to Palme d’Or Winner Titane
Adam Driver and Marion Cotillard in Annette, Palme d’Or winner Titane, Paul Verhoeven’s Benedetta, and Jacques Audiard’s Paris, 13th District are among 10 Cannes movies coming to Mubi India.
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Teen Who Killed French Priest Buried In Family Crypt Outside Paris
One of the jihadists who murdered a French priest in July was buried in a Paris suburb, where his family owns a crypt, a local official said today. Adel Kermiche, 19, was shot dead by French police after he and another assailant attacked a church on July 26 in Saint-Etienne-du-Rouvroy in northern France, murdering priest Jacques Hamel and seriously...
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French New Wave Filmmaker Jacques Rivette Dies at 87
Jacques Rivette, whose 28 films included 1991 hit La Belle Noiseuse (The Beautiful Troublemaker) and Paris Nous Appartient (Paris Belongs to Us), started out as a film critic like other future French New Wave pillars Francois Truffaut, Jean-Luc Godard and Eric Rohmer
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Thousands Gather In Paris To Remember Million-Strong Post-Attacks Rally
Several thousand people gathered in Paris today in a low-key ceremony to mark a year since a million and half citizens thronged the French capital in a show of unity following jihadist attacks on satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo and a Jewish supermarket.
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Paris' Bataclan Theatre: From Music Venue to Killing Ground
More than a hundred people were gunned down at the Bataclan theatre in Paris late Friday during a concert by the US band Eagles of Death Metal.
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Nicolas Sarkozy Comeback Dream Torpedoed by Corruption Charges
Nicolas Sarkozy was hit on Wednesday with charges including corruption and influence peddling in a dramatic legal move that threatens to torpedo the former president's hopes of a political comeback.
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France to approve gay marriage but debate to rumble on
France's parliament will finally approve a bill to legalise gay marriage on Tuesday after months of protests that have shown no sign of abating in the run-up to the historic vote.
-
Sarkozy, the hyperactive president who disappointed France
Nicolas Sarkozy's defeat on Sunday marked the end of a five-year presidency during which he divided a France that had put its hopes in him to break a history of timid government complacency.
-
Former French President Jacques Chirac to stand trial
After years of claiming presidential immunity to avoid legal proceedings, Jacques Chirac is finally facing a court.The former president, a bugaboo for George W. Bush during his rush to war in Iraq, on Monday becomes France's first former head of state to go on trial since its Nazi-era leader was exiled.That is, if the whole case isn't derailed by a...
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France's Jacques Chirac ordered to stand trial
Former French President Jacques Chirac has been ordered to stand trial in an alleged corruption scandal dating back to his tenure as Paris mayor.
