Sara González

In the streets of Bondy, one of the poorest towns in the country on the outskirts of Paris where the France captain grew up, lack of interest in the legislative elections is palpable

Almost 200 public figures signed a manifesto in ‘L’Équipe.’ The vice president of Marine Le Pen’s party responded to the the captain of Les Bleus: ‘I like Mbappé as a player, but I don’t expect him to give me lessons in politics’

A study indicates that 11.2% of trips in the French capital are made on two wheels, compared to 4.3% in four-wheel vehicles

The Italian firm’s poor performance in the Asian region is taking its toll on its parent company, French conglomerate Kering, owned by François-Henri Pinault

Ten legislators share their reactions via video as lawmakers consider a law that would provide 13 days off a year

An exhibition at the Quai Branly Museum in Paris explores the relationships between the hallucinogenic concoction and artistic creation

The Minister of Culture has temporarily suspended the demolition of the Radium Institute, where the scientist and two-time Nobel laureate did her research

A petition with over 120,000 signatures seeks to defeat a plan to replace the original panes saved from the fire with modern alternatives

The French president opens 2024 with fractures within his government and the challenge of defeating the far right in the European elections in June

The clip shows the 74-year-old actor making obscene and misogynistic comments in 2018, adding to multiple accusations of sexual violence and two formal complaints

A group of French analysts suggest that the Renaissance painter, who liked to experiment, used a mixture of oil with lead oxide for the first layer of La Gioconda

The presence of the bloodsucking insect in subways, movie theaters, and trains in the French capital has led to soaring complaints on social and traditional media in recent weeks

The new exhibition at the French National Immigration History Museum, which reopened in June, seeks to provoke reflection on French identity in a context of the rise of the extreme right

The founder of Amsterdam’s Nexus Institute, dedicated to the interdisciplinary reflection, defends the need to rediscover some common universal values

So far, in 2023, more than 16,000 people have crossed this dangerous route. NGOs warn that the increasing bunkerization of Calais — a port city in the north of France, from which refugees attempt to reach the UK — is counterproductive

French police say that temporarily relocating them is necessary to maintain security during the opening ceremony

In his new book, the French thinker invites us to reconsider property. He affirms that the ideology that sustains it impedes the advancement of struggles for justice

Apps like Snapchat and TikTok played a key role in the protests, but some experts believe these services cannot be held responsible for the outbreak of violence

A person may face up to two years in prison and a fine of €300,000 if they fail to follow the proposed new rules, which seek to crack down on social media fraud and scams

The group has taken refuge in an abandoned school while awaiting a determination as to whether they are minors, due to the lack of places in emergency centers

Lawyers and relatives of over 200 minors complain of stigmatization from the official personal database

The planned expansion of a Paris train station has led to the discovery of skeletons, offerings, and ceramic and glass objects

The mayor of the French capital wants to eliminate them from the public space, but has assured that she will respect the result of Sunday’s referendum on the issue

Before sending his friend to the guillotine, he wrote: ‘I love you more than ever and until death’. The historical missive between two key figures of the French Revolution has been sold to a private collector

Rubbish is mounting up on the streets of the French capital as municipal workers strike against the government’s plan to raise retirement age from 62 to 64 by 2030