 | French President Emmanuel Macron to speak as anger smoulders over pension reformPolice arrested 234 people in Paris alone on Monday night during tense standoffs between protesters and security forces, with several groups burning trash bins, bikes and other objects. |
 | French court orders fishing bans to protect dolphinsThe move by the State Council comes days after an oceanographic institute reported that at least 910 dolphins had washed up on France's Atlantic coast since the start of the winter. |
 | New pension protests in France ahead of crucial votesMore than 80 people were arrested at a 4,000-strong Paris demonstration Saturday where some set rubbish bins on fire, destroyed bus stops and erected improvised barricades. |
 | France’s young people stand up against higher retirement ageFor a generation already worried about inflation, uncertain job prospects and climate change, the retirement bill is stirring up broader questions about the value of work. |
 | UEFA to reimburse Liverpool fans who attended Paris Champions League finalThe special refund scheme covers all of the Liverpool FC ticket allocation for the final, i.e. 19,618 tickets. |
 | Unions vow to shut France’s economy down amid pension battleThe government is bracing for the biggest disruptions Tuesday when strikes are expected across multiple sectors and protests are planned in cities across France against the retirement bill. |
 | Student stabs teacher to death in France schoolThe teacher of Spanish, in her 50s, was giving the class at the school in the town of Saint-Jean-de-Luz when the pupil attacked her with a knife. |
 | France's TotalEnergies pauses green hydrogen project with AdaniA contract to create a new hydrogen company with Adani "has not been signed and will not be signed", said TotalEnergies chief executive Patrick Pouyanne. |
 | France hit by new strikes, protests over pension reformThe crowds so far have been the largest anti-government protests since 2010, during pension reform by right-wing former president Nicolas Sarkozy. |
 | India, UAE, France trilateral to focus on cooperation in defence, energy, environmentIndia, UAE and France will work with the Indian Ocean Rim Association (IORA) to pursue concrete, actionable projects on clean energy, the environment, and biodiversity. |
 | India, UAE, France trilateral to focus on cooperation in defence, energy, environmentIndia, UAE and France will work with the Indian Ocean Rim Association (IORA) to pursue concrete, actionable projects on clean energy, the environment, and biodiversity. |
 | France extends Covid tests for travellers from ChinaSince the start of this year, travellers aged over 11 and coming from China to France have had to present a negative test taken 48 hours before the flight to board the plane. |
 | India and France ink pact for submarine's AIP certification; to be fitted onboard INS KalvariThe AIP once fitted onboard a submarine acts as a force multiplier to its capability by enhancing the submerged endurance of the boat several fold. |
 | Timeline: The 30-year battle to reform France's pension systemSuccessive governments of both the left and right have done battle with the country's famously militant trade unions over how to keep the debt-laden pension system afloat. |
 | France gears up for 'hellish' day as pension protests rage across capitalOpinion polls show that around two-thirds of French people oppose raising the retirement age, a move that comes amid high inflation and with the country still recovering from the Covid-19 pandemic. |
 | World's oldest known person, French nun, dies days before 119th birthdaySister André tested positive for the coronavirus in January 2021, shortly before her 117th birthday, but she had so few symptoms that she didn't even realize she was infected. |
 | Air France flight from Bengaluru to Paris makes emergency landing at Vienna, flyers strandedPassengers, who had departed from Bengaluru on an Air France plane, claim they have no food, water or info. |
 | The 30-year battle to reform France's pension systemTaking a look back at the 30-year battle by various French governments of the left and right to keep one of Europe's most generous pension systems afloat. |
 | French federation boss apologises for 'clumsy' Zidane commentsLa Graet's comments on Zidane also drew criticism from France's star forward Kylian Mbappe and the country's Sports Minister Amelie Oudea-Castera. |
 | Charlie Hebdo: France's satirical magazine in new controversyCartoonists were invited to depict Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in the context of ongoing demonstrations against his theocratic regime, by women in particular. |
