France
French FM to summon US ambassador over comments on far-right activist's death
Quentin Deranque, 23, died from severe head injuries sustained two days previously in Lyon when he was attacked by masked men allegedly part of a banned far-left French militant group.
Five European military powers plan drone defense program amid concerns of US commitment to NATO
Air France launches La Première on Tel Aviv to Paris route with Dror Kontento show
'From the river to the sea' could be punishable under new French law, says MP Yadan - interview
French Muslim boy jailed for rape of 12-year-old Jewish girl has sentence commuted in retrial
A French court reduced the sentence of a teen convicted in the 2024 antisemitic rape of a 12-year-old Jewish girl, citing reintegration needs, sparking renewed outrage.
After wrongful treason conviction 130 years ago, France promotes Jewish officer Alfred Dreyfus
French President Emmanuel Macron and Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu signed the motion following a unanimous vote by the lower house of parliament in July.
US-E3 draft resolution at IAEA board demands swift cooperation from Iran
Europe's top three powers and the US have submitted a draft resolution demanding answers and access from Iran over its bombed nuclear sites and enriched uranium stock.
Reporter's Notebook: 'Post' embeds with foreign armies visiting the IDF
What do other countries think about Israeli tactics and security challenges?
AI, artists, scholars revive 17th-century French playwright Moliere with new play
"What we thought was, let's try to recreate a bit of Moliere's creative process using the current state of AI," said Hugo Caselles-Dupre, a researcher in using AI for artistic creation.
Cannes police arrests man threatening to blow up synagogue 'the size of an asteroid'
A man in Cannes was arrested after livestreaming threats to blow up a local synagogue, prompting a rapid police response and condemnation from city officials.
US, European aid cuts could result in 22.6 million deaths worldwide by 2030, study finds
The not-yet-peer-reviewed study suggested that aid cuts to developing countries threaten to reverse three decades of unprecedented gains in health, education, and poverty reduction.
Antisemitism won't be tolerated in France, new interior minister tells Jewish community
Laurent Nuñez visited the European Center for Judaism in Paris to announce his "total commitment to responding to fears of antisemitism."
Zelensky in France to seal air defense, warplane deals
Ukrainian President Zelensky is in Paris to finalize historic deals with France on fighter jets, air-defense systems, and missiles, aiming to strengthen Ukraine's defense against Russia.
Britain announces largest asylum policy overhaul in modern times
As part of the changes, the statutory duty to provide support to certain asylum seekers, including housing and weekly allowances, will be revoked, the Home Office said in a statement.
