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

The French parliament is set to vote through a new climate change law on Tuesday intended by President Emmanuel Macron to reinforce his green credentials one year ahead of national elections.

French parliament to vote new climate law criticised by green groups

Pictures: With smelling abilities hit by COVID-19, wine testers fear the loss of livelihood

Police arrested nine people, who took part in protests in London on Saturday, demanding that the government reverse planned legislation that would increase police powers.

Nine arrested in London protests against greater police powers

May Day protests across France on Saturday saw hooded, black-clad demonstrators clashing with police in Paris. Thousands of people across the country joined the protests to demand social and economic justice and to voice their opposition to government plans to change unemployment benefits.

Thousands join May Day protests across France, police arrest 34

Disneyland Paris has been converted into a COVID vaccination site at its convention centre to help as the country steps up its inoculation drive.

Disneyland Paris: From Rides to Jabs

Reacting to the stabbing attack in Paris, French President Emmanuel Macron on Friday said that the country would never give in to "Islamist terrorism". "In our fight against Islamist terrorism, we will never give in," Macron said on Twitter.

Macron says France will never give in to 'Islamist terrorism' after stabbing attack

Disneyland Paris, normally Europe's biggest tourist attraction, will from Saturday host a mass Covid vaccination site at its convention centre as France seeks to speed up its inoculation drive, officials said on Wednesday.

Disneyland Paris to host mass Covid vaccination site 

Parisians yearning for haute cuisine dining since the COVID-19 pandemic closed down restaurants have found an alternative: private chefs who serve up meals in customers' homes.

In locked down Paris, a chef can come to you

A survey of more than 2,600 industry professionals by the Union of Oenologists showed that among those who had caught COVID-19, more than a third said the disease had affected their ability to do their work. Student oenologists were dropping out of courses after falling ill with the virus, the union said.

Senses dulled by COVID-19, French wine tasters fear for livelihood

China and the United States agree that stronger pledges to fight climate change should be introduced before a new round of international talks at the end of the year, the two countries said in a joint statement on Sunday.

US, China find common ground over need for stronger climate commitments 

French actors Etienne Coquereau and Isabelle Cagnat are pining to get back on stage once the pandemic is over, but on Sunday (April 11), they had to be content with performing from behind the windows of a fashion boutique.

French actors deprived of stage perform behind store window

More than 110 people dining at a clandestine restaurant were fined late on Friday for violating a COVID-19 lockdown, Paris police said, days after the government denied allegations that ministers had attended similar underground soirees.

Diners at clandestine Paris soiree fined for lockdown breaches

An Artcurial's auction house overlooking the shuttered boutiques of the Champs Elysees avenue in Paris, vintage fashion expert Clara Vivien is overseeing the sale of hundreds of Chanel jackets, shoes and jewelled accessories - all online.

Pandemic lends modern twist to vintage fashion sales

France is currently investigating “clandestine” luxury dinners in Paris in the midst of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic after a French television channel alleged the same.

'No mask' high-profile gatherings in Paris under probe after exposé

As France put into effects the 3rd national lockdown to curb the surge in cases, the Easter celebrations in the country have been impacted for the second consecutive year. But one French chocolatier famous store in Paris, people lined up to enjoy some easter sweets as the lockdown kicked in.

Paris: Chocolate shops open during France's lockdown

France is struggling to contain the widespread of the deadly coronavirus and the hospitals are facing the effect of it. Coronavirus hospitals in Paris are running up to their full capacity, leading to a massive shortage of beds, especially in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU).

Beds' shortage forces France to evacuate over 100 COVID patients from Paris

Balmain models took to plane runways to display the Fall-Winter 2021 collection, in a video that was released on Monday (March 8) night.

Balmain turns to airport runway in escapist collection for Fall-Winter 2021

Ski lifts may be closed in France due to COVID-19 restrictions, but Chanel recreated a winter resort ambience on Tuesday (March 9) with a collection featuring quilted salopettes and faux fur boots fit for a night out after hitting the slopes.

Chanel parties it up in ski salopettes for fashion week

Farmers take to the streets of France over the conditions of the countries agricultural industry. Protesters highlighted the issue of rising farmers suicide in Paris. The demonstrations intensified after the authority cancelled the agricultural fairs.

Protest intensifies as France cancels agriculture fair

The rescheduled Tokyo Olympics European boxing qualifier will be held in Paris from June 4-8, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Boxing Task Force (BTF) has said.

Paris to host rescheduled Tokyo Olympic boxing qualifier

Canaries, parakeets and zebra finches will no longer chirp from small cages in the shadow of Notre Dame cathedral, after Paris voted to close its 19th-century bird market, deeming it inappropriate for this day and age.

Last songs - Paris to close its historical bird market

A painting of a Paris street scene by Vincent Van Gogh is to be shown to the public for the first time, after spending more than a century behind closed doors in the private collection of a French family.

Van Gogh painting to be shown in public for first time

Exiled journalists, human rights activists, and Uyghurs on Tuesday gathered at the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) headquarters in Paris to persuade the anti-terror financing organisation to place Pakistan on the blacklist.

Activists protest in Paris to ensure Pak gets placed on FATF blacklist

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