A French woman parliamentarian said she was “trembling and sweating” and fearing that she might have a heart attack as he narrated her ordeal about her drink being allegedly spiked by a senator.

French woman MP breaks silence after being drugged by senator

In an effort to mend ties strained by a European anti-subsidy investigation into Chinese electric vehicles (EVs), France's top diplomat, Catherine Colonna, is set to embark on a crucial visit to China this week.

French diplomat heads to China amid EV tensions. Here are the details

The world leaders are getting out for the COP 28 summit, and a new report has now shared more details about one of the pledges there. According to a report by the news agency AFP, next month a cooling pledge will be unveiled.

COP28 Climate Summit 2023: France shares new "Coal Exclusion Policy" ahead of COP 28

COP28 climate summit in Dubai: France shares 'new coal exclusion policy'

Napoleon Bonaparte was a ruler known to the whole world, some known him as an unbeatable ruler and some know him as a great ruler but the historical figure is making headlines as one of his hats has fetched a whopping $2.1 million at an auction.

French Emperor Napoleon's signature hat auctioned for $2.1 million | World News | WION

France, Germany and Italy have reached an agreement on how to regulate Artificial Intelligence need of the hour. According to media reports, the agreement is expected to hasten negotiations for AI legislation at the EU.

Germany, France & Italy reach agreement on future AI regulation | World Business Watch

In a bid to curb the state deficit, France is contemplating the sale of real estate and reducing government spending on office space, according to statements by Budget Minister Thomas Cazenave on Sunday.

France mulls real estate sales and senior unemployment benefit to tackle budget deficit

France on Thursday (Nov 16) assured support to India, Brazil, Germany and Japan for the permanent membership at the UN Security Council, asserting its longstanding stance on reforming the Security Council.

France assures support to India, three others for permanent seat at UN Security Council

In a historic move, France has issued an international arrest warrant for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, accusing him of complicity in crimes against humanity and war crimes over chemical attacks in 2013, news agencies reported on Wednesday (Nov 16) citing a judicial source.

France issues arrest warrant for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in historic move

France has issued an arrest warrant for Syrian President Bashar al-Assad over the alleged use of banned chemical weapons against civilians in Syria.

France issues warrant against Syrian President Assad

French arrest warrant against Syrian President Assad

In pics | Thousands march against antisemitism amid Israel-Hamas war in Washington after Paris

The war between Israel and Hamas has become an international focal point the French President Emanuel Macron has called on Israel to agree on a ceasefire in Gaza saying that there is no justification for bombing civilians.

France: Concerns rise over the humanitarian situation in Gaza

Tens of thousands are expected to march Sunday in Paris against antisemitism amid bickering by political parties over who should take part and a surge in antisemitic incidents across France.

Thousands to march in France against anti-Semitism

President Ebrahim Raisi's wife Jamileh Alamohoda has sent out a series of letters to the spouses of European leaders. What was in these letters? Why is Raisi's wife being criticised for it?

Gravitas: Iranian president's wife writes letter to French first lady, receives backlash

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi's wife Jamileh Alamolhoda has once again sparked controversy in Iran due to her public and political activism. Earlier this week, she wrote to French President Emmanuel Macron's wife Brigitte Macron urging her to ask her husband to press for a ceasefire in the Gaza War.

Iran: Raisi's wife criticised for writing to French First lady

France has witnessed a disturbing surge in antisemitic acts, with over a thousand incidents reported since the deadly attack by a Hamas gunman on Israel on October 7.

Antisemitic crimes surge in France: Over 1,000 acts recorded since October 7 Hamas attack

As the war enters its fourth week and Israel continues to bombard areas in Gaza the hostilities have cost close to 8,600 Palestinian lives so fa. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ruled out a ceasefire. Netanyahu has already said his military is expanding into Gaza and the second stage of the war has started.

France to host Conference for Gaza civilians on November 9

France will host an international humanitarian conference for the civilian population in Gaza on Nov. 9 as it looks to coordinate aid for the besieged Palestinian enclave, four diplomatic sources said.

France to host international humanitarian conference for Gaza on Nov 9 to coordinate aid: Report

France announced on Friday (Nov 3) that an Israeli rocket hit a French Institute in Gaza. In response to the strike that injured no one, the French foreign ministry in a statement said that it now wants an explanation for the act from Israel "without delay.

France wants Israel to explain strikes on French institute in Gaza 'without delay'

At least seven people have been killed after Storm Ciaran smashed into western Europe on Thursday (Nov 2) bringing record winds of 200 kilometres per hour, floods, and blackouts which have prompted the closure of schools, airports and train services.

Storm Ciaran: At least seven people killed across Europe amid torrential rains and record winds

The flooded streets battered homes and severed communication lines storm Ciaran is smashed into Northwestern Europe. Unleashing some strong winds and heavy rains the storm was driven by the powerful jet stream that swept in from the Atlantic it had already caused heavy flooding in Northern Ireland and parts of Britain. Now Ciaran hit northern and western France uprooting trees and also blowing out windows.

Reports: Storm Ciaran kills two in Belgium

French President Emmanuel Macron on Sunday (Oct 29) said that he plans to enshrine abortion rights in the constitution by next year and make them "irreversible." Taking to microblogging site X, Macron said a draft project is being readied and it would be submitted to the State Council, France's highest administrative court, next week.

French President Emmanuel Macron promises to amend constitution to make abortion rights ‘irreversible’

World leaders have condemned Israeli actions in the Palestinian territories where more than 8,000 people have been killed in over 3 weeks. While, the horror in Gaza continues to make global headlines, West Bank is also witnessing a rise in violent settler hostility.

Israel-Palestine war: France condemns Israeli attacks in West Bank; 'unacceptable' attack continues

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