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

Macron vows zero tolerance for rioters after violent protests, launches talks with unions, students and lawmakers, and pledges to hear France’s youth.

The absence of tuition fees is not enough to make education genuinely free

Catherine Deneuve with hosts Thodoris Atheridis and Antonis Kafetzopoulos at Status magazine's "Men of the Year" awards at Athens College, 2001.

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

The chairman and chief executive officer of the Thales Group speaks about the great capabilities of the European defense industry and how they can be activated – What he says about the “requests” of the United States and Greek-French relations

France's last guillotine execution, its dark path from the Revolution, and Victor Hugo's fight against the death penalty

Greek astronaut Adrianos Golemis is set to fly to the ISS no earlier than summer 2027, with the mission expected to be announced at the Paris space summit

The ban now extends to high schools, affecting about two million students. "Phones change how we socialize," the French president said