After weeks of continuous protests by the locals in France, the French police has also taken to streets to raise their voices against the proposed changes in the new security bill.

French police protest against Emmanuel Macron's security bill

Demonstrations against the controversial Security bill continue take place in Paris three consecutive weeks now. Thousands of protesters took to the streets of Paris on Saturday widespread rallies fueled by public outcry against police brutality. Police arrested around 150 people in France amid protests.

Widespread protest in France against the controversial security bill

Police deployed a water cannon at protesters in Paris on Saturday (December 12) at a tense demonstration against a draft law that would curb rules for filming police officers.

Police fire water cannon at tense Paris 'security bill' protest

Iran summoned German ambassador on Sunday after European Union criticised Iranian journalist's execution, Iranian media said. Germany currently holds European Union's rotating presidency.

Iran summons German envoy over EU criticism of journalist's execution: Report

Being ambitious is good, but unchecked ambition can invite trouble. And so is the position of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan whose ambitions have put his country in trouble.

EU, US...the list goes on: Erdogan's ambitions has put Turkey in a corner

France had initially hoped to be able to lift many of its lockdown rules on December 15th - allowing people to travel to visit friends and family over the holidays.

French govt to impose a curfew from 8 pm to 6 am for 3 weeks

France has approved research on developing soldiers with enhanced physical & cognitive powers. The French Defence Ministry plans to install a microchip inside soldiers to increase their battlefield performance.

Gravitas: The race for soldiers of the future

After weeks of violent protest, the French president Emmanuel Macron who seems to be in lot of crisis of late has said that there is an urgent need for him to reform his country's security forces, The protest continues in France against Police Security Bill.

French President Emmanuel Macron wants to reform the country's security forces of the nation

France has fined two Google units a total of 100 million euros and an Amazon subsidiary 35 million euros over advertising cookies. The country's CNIL data privacy regulator said Thursday the fines were levied "for having placed advertising cookies on the computers of users -- without obtaining prior consent and without providing adequate information.

France imposes 135 mn euros in fines on Google, Amazon

Iran’s Supreme Court has upheld a death sentence against a dissident journalist who was captured in 2019 after years in exile in France, the judiciary said on Tuesday.

Iran upholds death sentence against France-based journalist it caught last year

French President Emmanuel Macron said that Nuclear power will remain a key part of country's energy needs, in a show of support for the industry even as he looks to reduce nuclear's dominance as a power source.

Macron says nuclear energy will remain France's major source

French President Emmanuel Macron has said that he will not condition the sale of weapons to Egypt on Human rights issues. WION brings you a report.

Prez Macron defends French arm sales to Egypt

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday had a telephone conversation with French President Emmanuel Macron, where both the leaders discussed a wide range of issues.

Indian PM speaks to Macron, conveyed condolences for France terror attacks

France has rolled out the red carpet to welcome Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi. During the three day visit Al-Sisi will hold talks with French President Emmanuel Macron to build stronger ties.

France rolls out red carpet for Egyptian President Al-Sisi

Known as rag trees in Ireland, one of several other countries where the practice survives, the arbres à loques show pagan and Christian influences.

Have you seen 'healing trees' in France?

Violence erupted second straight week as people continue to protest against controversial security law. Hundreds of demonstrators clashed with Police and the situation turned unmanageable as violence fled up.

Paris protesters clash with police, vandalise property

Punching above its weight, the United Arab Emirates is wielding a combination of religious soft power, commercial and economic sway, and hard power in its bid to counter political Islam in ways that potentially could threaten pillars of Western democracy as well as US and European strategic interests.

France, Belgium and Austria move into the frontline of a battle for the soul of Islam

Turkey’s President Tayyip Erdogan on Friday described President Emmanuel Macron as a 'burden' on France and said that he hopes the country will soon get rid of him.

Hope France gets rid of Macron 'burden' soon, says Erdogan

France is investigating 76 mosques that could pose a threat to national security. As the crackdown gets underway, French Muslims have raised fears of alienation. Molly Gambhir gets you both sides of the story.

Gravitas: France begins crackdown on extremism

In the wake of two horrific incidents of Islamist terrorism in France, President Emmanuel Macron and many of his countrymen have reacted angrily to criticism from abroad suggesting that French policies, and especially the French version of state-enforced secularism, somehow contributed to the lethal radicalization of a sliver of the country’s large Muslim population.

Editorials of The Times: Responding to terrorism in France

France has suffered heavily due to Islamic terror in recent times. The French govt has launched an all-out crackdown on radicals. It is undertaking unprecedented measures to combat religious extremism.

French crackdown on mosques leaves some Muslims feeling alienated in own country

European Leaders will meet next week to discuss a range of issues. A proposal to sanction Turkey could come up for discussion. Reportedly, France is leading a push for EU sanctions against Turkey. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Gravitas: France pushes for sanctions against Turkey at the European Union

France has intensified its crackdown against radical Islam. 76 mosques and 2,600 Muslim places of worship have been put under investigation. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Gravitas: France to investigate 76 mosques & 2600 Muslim places of worship

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