Rebecca Rosman

France24 Apr 2020 08:56 GMT

A French court ruling expected Friday could serve as a key litmus test of workers' rights vs Amazon's services.

Coronavirus pandemic04 Apr 2020 07:53 GMT

Two doctors spark criticism for discussing in a TV show the idea of testing a vaccine for the coronavirus in Africa.

Health27 Mar 2020 08:44 GMT

Until a vaccine is ready, widespread testing is one of the key strategies employed to 'flatten the curve' of pandemic.

Julian Assange21 Feb 2020 09:39 GMT

Ahead of extradition hearing which begins on Monday in London, whistleblower's legal team appeal to French authorities.

Religion14 Feb 2020 20:59 GMT

Blasphemy is not a crime, said Macron, defending a teenage girl who offended Muslims in a social media tirade.

Environment30 Jan 2020 23:53 GMT

This is the first time a French multinational was taken to court under France's 2017 'Corporate Duty of Vigilance' law.

Business & Economy24 Jan 2020 19:34 GMT

Interior ministry says 249,000 join protest, with demonstrators calling for end to government's planned reform project.

Emmanuel Macron09 Jan 2020 20:41 GMT

More than 400,000 join rallies as transport strike enters 36th day, but broader support for movement dwindles.

France07 Jan 2020 18:25 GMT

Nine members of the satirical magazine's staff were killed in 2015 attack by two French brothers.

France11 Dec 2019 20:57 GMT

Major disruption across France is set to continue, but strikers seem to have support from the wider public.

France08 Oct 2019 02:35 GMT

Prime Minister Edouard Philippe says country's asylum system 'saturated' with 22 percent application increase last year.

France10 Jul 2019 14:57 GMT

Zineb Redouane, 80, died after police threw a tear gas canister into her apartment during a 'yellow vest' protest.