Etienne Fauchaire

High temperatures are colliding with planning rules and climate politics, from Paris hospital wards to London flats.

France’s highest court could allow her conviction to stand or order a new trial.

Le Pen defends the presidential bid, saying an appeal to the Court of Cassation would suspend her ankle tag sentence and allow her to campaign.

Illuminations, reenactments, and exhibitions across the country retrace a friendship as old as the American republic itself.

Crowds gathered at the Trocadéro on July 3 as the Eiffel Tower lit a ‘USA 250’ message, opening a Parisian summer honoring the Franco-American bond.

MPs backed the ‘right to die’ bill by a shrinking margin, as debate hardened over safeguards, vulnerable patients, and rival lobbies’ influence.

Recurring controversies keep pushing lawmakers and courts to widen restrictions on Islamic dress in public life.

Defenders of the billionaire-owned channel, often compared to Fox News, call the decision a state intrusion into a private outlet’s editorial independence.

The right-wing-backed measure lost roughly 55 percent to 45 percent.

Under the text of the initiative, the resident population must not exceed 10 million before 2050.