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Cop Out: American police officer mistakenly detains a man...in France
Officer, you have the wrong man, and country.
Ghislaine Maxwell trial: Woman given schoolgirl outfit to wear
Woman identified as "Kate" tells court Ghislaine Maxwell bought outfit for "fun".
Glacier gems: Climber awarded share of $400,000 Mont Blanc treasure
The jewels were reclaimed from an historic plane crash in the French glacier.
Cheers! How to toast in 20 different languages
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Migrant smugglers net millions per kilometre
After a sinking in the English Channel, authorities are cracking down on smugglers.
Notre-Dame interior faces woke 'Disney' revamp
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At least 33 dead after migrant boat capsizes
Patrols found bodies and people unconscious in the sea after a fisherman sounded an alarm.
A socialite, a gardener, a message in blood: The murder that still grips France
New York Times: Grammatical error raised possibility the accused was being framed.
Oh ship! Six-month delays for furniture as global supply woes hit home
Settle in for a long wait if you want to furnish your home in the near future.
Lockdowns return to Europe as Covid surges again
Toughest restrictions loom again, including for double jabbed – in deadly fourth wave.
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Now she is a political refugee under police protection.
'Ugly' change made to nation's famous flag
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'Creation of life': French biologist wins Wildlife Photographer of the Year for snap of fish spawning
Underwater photographer Laurent Ballesta beat 50,000 other entries to claim the top award.
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'The pockmarked killer': French officer identified in 35-year hunt
DNA tests and a suicide note end decades-long hunt for man dubbed "the pockmarked killer".
Egg thrown at French President Macron during food trade fair
French President hit with an egg during an international food trade fair.
An uncomfortable question in France: Are we still a great power?
New York Times: Is there a divide between France's vision of itself and its actual power?
France, striving for global power, still struggles to get it
New York Times: France struggles to act as an independent power while depending on allies.
'The world must wake up': UN chief outlines crisis that needs fixing
Guterres speaks of hope in face of 'cascade of crises'.
When losing you sense of smell means losing your career
New York Times: Perfumers, sommeliers and winemakers deprived of crucial tool: noses.
Macron takes on US, a big gamble even for a bold risk-taker
New York Times: France won't readily forget what it sees as an American slap in the face.
Aukus row: France calls off EU trade talks with Australia
"Keeping one's word" is a condition of trust, says French Europe minister.
France's high-speed rail gets green makeover
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