France

The protests are against a health pass that requires proof of a COVID-19 vaccine, a negative virus test or recent recovery from COVID to enter public places.

One person tweeted the logo looked like a "dating app for middle-aged women who yell at baristas."

The recent measure passed by the French government requires health care workers to receive a vaccine and a "health pass" system to enter public venues.

NSO Group has denied that it held "a list of potential, past or existing targets," including Macron and other members of the French government.

The victim's remains show distinct but inconclusive signs of cannibalism.

"It is everyone's duty to not allow this outrageous, antisemitic, racist wave to pass over us," French Holocaust survivor Joseph Szwarc said at a Sunday event.

Dr. Shigeru Omi said the next two months will be the "most crucial stage" in Japan's fight against the coronavirus pandemic.

A collective of angry restaurant owners is scheduled to meet Thursday with the Paris police chief to discuss the virus challenges and try to find solutions.

Elsewhere in the country, concerns about new spread of infections led to some towns curtailing annual fireworks gatherings.

In addition to the evacuations and closures by other nations, thousands of Afghans are trying to leave the country due to anxieties over the future.

Bastille Day takes place on July 14 and is commemorated by French people across the world, though the biggest celebrations are of course in France itself.

Forty percent of France's population is vaccinated, but COVID-19 infections have increased in the past two weeks.

"France doesn't have the vocation or the will to stay eternally in the Sahel," French President Emmanuel Macron said as France prepares to reduce its forces.

France's anti-terrorism prosecutor's office initiated the probe in June based on a complaint filed this year by an exiled Uyghur worker and human rights groups.

The woman is being held in police custody and faces fines of up to 1,500 euros.

LGBT activists had advocated for a law like this since the country legalized same-sex marriage in 2013.

A French activist was fined after he defaced a statue. The activist and his lawyer seek to appeal and open France's eyes to racial injustice.

Thirteen young people from various locations in France face potential prison time and fines.

The public prosecutor said the skeleton was found "fleshless" and fully clothed. Investigators do not suspect foul play, and believe the man may have died after falling.

The large snake, usually found in Central and South America, was discovered dead under a bridge in a village in eastern France.

In a point-by-point rebuttal published online on Wednesday, China's Environment Ministry said CNN's reporting had an "erroneous concept" of nuclear safety.

The French minority owner of the Taishan power plant in China says it is investigating reports of a fission gas leak, but that it is too soon to say whether the site requires a complete shutdown.

The president was talking about how the United States and Russia can work together to help the people of "Libya."

Forensic officers have taken over the investigation in an attempt to uncover why the weapon was in the Doubs river in eastern France.

Official and unofficial media outlets in China have yet to report on the incident or the nuclear plant operator's statement in any meaningful way since it was released on Sunday.

The engineering company raised concerns on June 8 of a possible leak at a Chinese nuclear plant that it partly owns.

French President Emmanuel Macron wants the European Union to match the U.S.' ambitions of donating 500 million vaccines. He has insisted on helping Africa in particular.

"When I saw his friendly, lying look, I felt disgust, and I had a violent reaction," Damion Tarel told the court. "It was an impulsive reaction."

France is opening back up, much to the delight of businesses catering to the tourism industry, along with restaurants, cafes and gyms allowed to resume indoor service on Wednesday in the latest reopening steps.

France has ceased military operations in the Central African Republic and is suspending $12.1 million of financial support for the country.