Hundreds of undocumented migrants surged into the Pantheon in central Paris on Friday. Watch this video to know more.

Paris: 700 undocumented migrants surged into the Pantheon

France to unveil nuclear-powered 'Barracuda' class submarine

A French man at the centre of a bitter row over right-to-die legislation passed away in hospital on Thursday more than a week after doctors removed his hydration and nutrition tubes, his family told AFP.

Brain-damaged French patient dies after doctors remove life support: Family

Paris has declared a climate emergency. Paris’ deputy mayor in charge of the environment announced the decision and stressed on the need to adhere to objectives of 2015 Paris Agreement. Watch this video to know more on the story.

Paris declares climate emergency

Teenage sensation Coco Gauff says she hopes that one thing her adoring fans at Wimbledon have learned about her in the past week is she is a "fighter" and "never gives up".

I never give up, says Coco Gauff as she bows out of Wimbledon

The French government is to impose a tax of up to 18 euros ($20) on plane tickets for all flights from airports in France to fund less-polluting transportation projects, a minister said Tuesday.

France to impose green tax on plane tickets

Hundreds in Paris take to streets in protest against domestic violence

Climate Change Is For Real & The Impact Is Huge. But Who Is Accountable For This? ExtinctionRebellion just highlighted that the world is facing a climate emergency. Now study shows that people around the world are holding governments and corporations accountable. In fact governments and corporations across 28 countries are facing climate class action lawsuits. Here's a report

Gravitas: Climate justice: Citizens hold government accountable

A four-day heatwave across western Europe that killed seven people began to ease slightly on Sunday, as temperature alerts were cut back and wildfires slowly brought under control.

Europe's heatwave burns on, but eases from record highs

Paris authorities on Sunday announced that they have removed the heatwave alert across the city as the temperature began to ease slightly. The French capital was under heatwave alert since June 23.

Paris no more under heatwave alert: French authorities

Paris authorities banished the most polluting cars from the city's streets on Wednesday (June 26) as an unprecedented heatwave boosted levels of the harmful ozone gas, according to scientific observers.

Paris bans dirtiest cars from roads as heatwave causes pollution spike

No data has been stolen from the computers of the Indian Air Force (IAF) Rafale project team office in Paris where there was a break in last month, a cyber forensic team has found during its probe.

No data stolen from IAF's Rafale team office in Paris: Cyber forensic team

Germany has arrested a Bosnian man suspected of involvement in Islamic State attacks in Paris four years ago that killed 130 people, prosecutors in the eastern state of Saxony said on Thursday.

Germany arrests suspect linked to 2015 Paris attacks

Residents and tourists alike cooled off in fountains, rivers and lakes from Paris to Munich as the mercury remained stubbornly in the upper 30s degrees Celsius.

New June temperature records: Europe swelters in heatwave

A badly stubbed-out cigarette or an electrical fault could have started the devastating fire that ripped through Notre-Dame cathedral in April, Paris prosecutors said Wednesday, ruling out any criminal intent.

Cigarette, electric fault among possible causes of Notre-Dame fire: Prosecutors

'Climate apartheid' between rich and poor looms, United Nation expert warns

At 3:50 pm on June 28, 1919 crowds erupted in joy and salvos of celebratory gunfire rang ou, the Treaty of Versailles had just been signed. World War I was finally over.

100 years since the Treaty of Versailles that ended World War I

Three people died and another was seriously injured in a fire that broke out in a building in central Paris in the early hours of Saturday, fire services said. One of the victims died after jumping out of the window of the six-storey block of flats situated in the 11th district, which also housed a restaurant and a hammam, a spokesman for the fire services said.

Three dead in central Paris fire: Rescue services

Paris Air Show: State-Of-The-Art Aircraft On Display The 53rd International Paris air show began on Monday. Le Bourget Airport witnessed some fine aeronautic action. This air show is a main battleground for Boeing & Airbus. Major aircraft sales contracts are signed during the show. Here's a report on the highlights from the 53rd International Paris Air Show

Gravitas: 53rd international Paris air show

The 53rd International Paris Air Show kicked off on Monday, bringing together the world's largest aeronautic groups to showcase the cutting-edge technology of today and the future of the air and space industry.

Paris Air Show 2019 displays cutting-edge technology, aircraft

How cities around the globe fight rising rents

A small congregation wearing hard hats attended mass at the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris on Saturday (June 15), the first service to be held since fire devastated the Gothic landmark two months ago.

Worshippers in hard hats attend Notre-Dame's first mass since fire

A small congregation wearing hard hats will attend mass at Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris on Saturday, the first service to be held since a fire devastated the Gothic landmark two months ago.

Notre-Dame to hold its first mass after two months since fire

French emergency room workers held a protest in Paris on Tuesday (June 11) in front of the Health Ministry to denounce the deterioration of their working conditions and call on the government to take measures to remedy the situation such as increasing salaries and the number of employees.

French emergency room workers protest over lack of resources

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