French astronaut captures stunning images of Earth's marvels from International Space Station

France has administered the first doses of Covid-19 vaccines to 20 million people, reaching its target days ahead of the reopening of catering businesses and cultural venues, French Prime Minister Jean Castex said on Saturday.

France hits target of 20mn first COVID-19 vaccinations: PM

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France reached its target of injecting 20 million initial doses of coronavirus vaccines on Saturday, days ahead of a hugely anticipated reopening of restaurant terraces as the government begins lifting a nationwide lockdown.

France hits 20 million milestone in Covid vaccination drive

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The chief of France’s “La République En Marche!” Party recently threatened to withdraw support for one of its Muslim candidates after she was spotted wearing a headscarf in a poster.

Head of Macron's party threatens to withdraw support for Muslim candidate over headscarf row

France said on Tuesday that there had been some progress in negotiations related to Iran's compliance on nuclear issues, but warned that there remained a lot still to do within a short time frame if efforts to revive a 2015 accord were to succeed.

France says little time left to revive Iran nuke deal

Is French President Emmanuel Macron facing a rebellion from his military? Another open letter has been published. It warns that France is on the brink of collapse and accuses the Macron government of trying to silence warnings of civil war. Palki Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: Is the French military rebelling against Macron?

According to the website where the letter was posted, the text has already received more than 211,000 supporting signatures.

'Civil war is brewing in France': Soldiers warns President Emmanuel Macron

French serial killer Michel Fourniret, the 'Ogre of the Ardennes', who confessed to killing 11 people, died on Monday aged 79, taking his final secrets to the grave and denying families of victims long-awaited justice.

Families denied justice as French serial killer dies at 79

A young grey whale lost in the Mediterranean, tens of thousands of miles away from its natural habitat in the Pacific ocean, is desperately seeking its way home, but biologists are worried it may not survive.

Lost in the Mediterranean, Wally the whale desperately seeks way home to California

A group of serving French soldiers has published an open letter in a conservative magazine warning President Emmanuel Macron that the 'survival' of France is at stake because he has made 'concessions' to Islamism.

Macron warned over France's 'survival' by soldiers through an open letter

After France promised legal action against soldiers who had signed a letter warning of civil war in the country, a new letter echoing the same sentiment has come to light.

Another letter penned by soldiers foretelling civil war in France surfaces

The United States will join an international bid to stamp out violent extremism online, the White House said Friday, some two years after the Trump administration declined to do so.

US belatedly joins 'Christchurch Call' against online extremism

Three members of a neo-Nazi group arrested in eastern France on suspicion of planning an attack on a masonic lodge have been charged, a judicial source said Saturday.

France charges three over neo-Nazi attack plot

France will impose a mandatory 10-day quarantine restriction on travellers from Pakistan and six other countries in wake of rising COVID-19 infections, announced the country's Interior Ministry on Friday.

COVID-19: France to impose mandatory quarantine for arrivals from 7 countries

The oldest sparring partners of Europe are at it again. They've fought over colonies, they have fought over the seas. And now they are fighting over fish. It does sound trivial but there's big money in fishing.

Britain and France fight over fish

Argentina's President Alberto Fernandez will head to Europe and meet Pope Francis in the Vatican as the country looks to secure a repayment deal with the International Monetary Fund.

Argentine president to head to Europe as IMF debt weighs heavy

16 years old Mariem Chourak considers wearing Hijab as an expression of her devotion. But a proposal by french senators might soon deny her freedom to do so in public spaces.

France: French Muslim women rise up against proposed ban

The United Kingdom withdrew its Royal Navy vessels from the waters off Jersey on Thursday but said it would remain on standby to support the Channel island after a dispute with France over post-Brexit fishing rights escalated rapidly.

UK withdraws patrol boats from Jersey after French Brexit row

A French journalist, who disappeared last month in Mali's northern city of Gao appeared in a video on Wednesday appealing to authorities to work for his release. He also said that he had been kidnapped in early April by a jihadist group with links to Al-Qaeda.

French journalist abducted in Mali appears in video asking for help

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson sent two Navy patrol vessels to Jersey over concerns that French fishermen could blockade its main port in an escalating post-Brexit row. France has threatened to cut off electricity to the island, which began issuing licences to French boats under a new system last week.

Boris Johnson sends Royal Navy ships to patrol Jersey port

Indian, French and Australian foreign ministers held the first in-person trilateral meet in London on Tuesday on the sidelines of the G7 summit. Indian Foreign Affairs Minister Jaishankar tweeted about the meet.

India, Australia, France, FMs held first in-person trilateral meet in London

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