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Tag: France

Astronomers date Van Gogh Starry Night to July 22, 1889

A new study argues Van Gogh Starry Night reflects the pre-dawn sky of July 22, 1889, based on reconstructed star patterns. Some experts remain unconvinced.

Nearly 1,000 arrests after mass protests across France

Police made nearly 1,000 arrests after mass protests across France, with clashes reported in major cities and two people seriously injured, officials said.

France protests swell as route change stirs backlash

France protests entered a new phase as thousands marched in Paris, denouncing a last-minute route change and spotlighting grievances over living costs and rights.

Trappes shooting leaves 1 dead, several wounded in Paris suburb

One person was killed and at least five were injured, including a 12-year-old, in the Trappes shooting, which officials described as a racially motivated terror attack.

French retail looting spurs crackdown on online resales

French retail looting hit more than 3,000 businesses over the weekend, prompting officials to press major platforms to remove suspect listings and aid probes.

Arrest made after Limoges town hall fire amid nationwide unrest

A suspect has been arrested after the Limoges town hall fire during widespread protests. Authorities expand curfews and pledge a major police presence.

France student protests enter third week amid funding anger

France student protests have stretched into a third week as demonstrators denounce underfunding, deteriorating conditions, and staff shortages across the education system.

Justice Department targets Hamas terror finance network

U.S. authorities unsealed charges and made arrests tied to a Hamas terror finance network, with coordinated actions in multiple states and France.

Caitlin Clark role under scrutiny as USA targets World Cup

Caitlin Clark’s role looms large as Team USA enters the World Cup knockout stage after mixed group-stage showings, with France and Belgium among top threats.

EU halts Kaja Kallas defense panel after major capitals object

The EU paused the Kaja Kallas defense panel hours before its debut after objections reportedly from Germany, France and Italy, amid concerns over overlap with existing efforts.

Iran death penalty condemned by 30+ countries, EU envoy

Iran death penalty condemned by 30+ countries, EU envoy

More than 30 countries and the EU’s top diplomat condemned Iran’s use of the death penalty, alleging Tehran is executing protesters to silence dissent.

World War II shells uncovered after wildfire in France

World War II shells uncovered after wildfire in France

World War II shells surfaced in Le Porge near Bordeaux after a major wildfire. Authorities recovered around 400 munitions as residents returned home.

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