The four countries concluded a joint naval and air drill in the Eastern Mediterranean amid renewed tensions over the Turkey-Libya maritime agreement and competing claims over regional waters.

Do you hear the people sing? This line from the famous musical ‘Les Misérables’ has become relevant once again in France.

A maxim often attributed to Napoleon Bonaparte suggests that to understand a person, one must consider the world in which they turned twenty.

Greek residents in Paris and Marseille describe widespread damage, tensions with police and mounting anxiety over living costs and young people's prospects as mass protests grip cities across France

A cyberattack spoiled food at hundreds of French supermarkets, while a separate incident disrupted grocery services in Europe and the US.

France asks some areas to impose curfews after riots led to 2,400 arrests, as Macron rejects his interior minister’s offer to resign

Economic strain, political paralysis and social unrest are converging as France looks beyond Emmanuel Macron, raising questions about the country’s stability, its younger generation and its future role in Europe.

President Emmanuel Macron has pledged to address protesters’ demands but offered few specifics as the government, left-wing opposition and far right trade blame over widespread violence, looting and damage to public buildings

Far-right leader aims for radical change in bloc’s powers and budget even as she tries to reassure voters over her pragmatism

Finland has become the 10th European partner in Emmanuel Macron’s nuclear deterrence initiative, while Greece’s participation raises questions about its role, commitments and the limits of France’s security guarantees