France

The 411 on this summer's biggest sporting event.

There's a lot more to a country being powerful than a big military.

"The six countries of the G-7 without the United States are a bigger market taken together than the American market."

The French president reportedly thought he and Trump were close enough that he could criticize steel and aluminium tariffs, but it went down poorly.

The new project is being constructed in southern France and is designed to emulate life outside hospital walls.

Amnesty International says the coalition "decimated extended families and neighborhoods" in Raqqa.

Producers have been hit by four hail storms in recent weeks and they fear harsh weather long before harvest could become a trend.

Iran has given French company Total two months to obtain exemptions from U.S. sanctions, or else China gets its share of the South Pars gas field.

French police feel overworked due to protests and the looming threat of terrorism.

French President Emmanuel Macron claimed, "If France wasn't listened to then there probably would be a war in Lebanon at this moment."

The French ambassador denounced the critics as "trolls."

The Malian migrant was to be given French citizenship and was offered job as a firefighter following his act of bravery.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said that without "trust," Moscow and Washington may resort to "force," and "this might lead to tragedy."

Police described the two men as "clearly inexperienced."

India has equipped its INS Arihant nuclear submarine with K-15 Sagarika missiles capable of hitting targets 435 miles away.

"This is not beautiful," the director of Grévin Museum admitted. "Something just doesn't work."

"I am going to die," the distressed 22-year-old told the dispatcher, who answered with, "Yes, certainly, you will die one day, just like everyone does."

"Stay away from negotiations John, you are hurting your country!"

The Discover EU project will send thousands of 18-year-olds traveling the continent for free.

The French president compared himself with the U.S. leader.

Twitter users are divided on whether Macron was joking or simply misspoke.

The U.S.—with Israeli encouragement—appears to be stepping away from the JCPOA, while Iran and the other signatories try to save it.

French authorities seized the France.com domain name after a three-year legal battle but now face a lawsuit from the former owner.

Eighty-two of the 140 artworks in the Etienne Terrus museum are fakes.

A tree taken from a World War I battlefield in France and planted during French President Emmanuel Macron's state visit last week has disappeared from the White House lawn.

Despite immediate backlash to his tweet, Kentucky congressman Thomas Massie refused to delete the post.

Strikes, walk-outs, and the rejection of meritorious advancement.

Hugs, hand-holding and… dandruff?

Historically low production could be about to hit the bottom shelf.

The French president faced criticism from all mainstream parties and dissent from inside his own, as debate of his immigration bill entered hour 60.