Laurent Nuñez

A protester holds a French flag behind a barricade to block the Boulevard Saint-Germain during a blockade of Sciences Po university in Paris as part of nationwide student protests demanding better school conditions

The student rallies, now stretching into their third week after violent clashes with police, mass school closures and thousands of arrests, are expected to resume on Thursday

One-year-old infant hospitalised after being hit by firework as school protests sweep France

The so-called ‘one in, one out’ arrangement had seen 1,500 individuals who made the dangerous journey being sent back to France from Britain

The French government will present later on Thursday a 2027 budget that earmarks €63.4 billion for military expenditures, compared with €57 billion this year

Home secretary Mahmood vows to do 'whatever it takes' to stop small boats crossings

On a warm, windless evening last month, some 40 African migrants gathered at a bus stop in Dunkirk, on the northern coast of France

The Irish citizen, who introduced himself to the couple as "Paddy from Ireland," was arrested following the confrontation at a hypermarket in Le Pontet, near Avignon

A tornado struck southwestern France on Monday, leaving 41 people injured

EU interior ministers called for tougher action against migrant smuggling networks and stronger returns policies after about 72,000 migrants entered Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta last week, triggering alarm across the bloc

After many shares and comments, thousands of Moroccans became convinced that Europe was suddenly within reach

60,000 cross into Spanish territory of Ceuta and at least 34 die after border breach

Fedorova, who works for conservative billionaire Vincent Bolloré's media empire, was ordered by the interior ministry on Wednesday to leave the country, following accusations she was relaying Kremlin propaganda on French media

Tens of thousands of French wildfire evacuees allowed to return home as cooler weather moves in

Residents began returning to fire-ravaged communities west of Madrid after officials lifted some evacuation orders, while authorities in southwestern France warned a looming heatwave could reignite major blazes and force thousands more from their homes

Wildfires raging across France and Spain have forced more than 300,000 people from their homes and stretched national firefighting services to their limits

These large thunderclouds, also known as pyroCbs, are created by intense heat from large fires or volcanic eruptions, which in turn can spark more fires

Man killed in wildfire near Valencia

France orders evacuation of Cap Ferret peninsula as wildfires advance

An investigation has been launched by French anti-terrorist prosecutors

Ten thousand people have been evacuated, and a fire has already burned through 4,600 hectares in the Pyrénées-Orientales

Migrants are continuing to cross the English Channel in small boats

Paris Saint-Germain received a hero's welcome on Sunday as tens of thousands of supporters gathered across the French capital to celebrate the club's second consecutive Champions League title

Fans of Paris Saint-Germain football team celebrated late into the night on May 6 after their victory over Bayern Munich, which secured their place in the Champions League final on May 30

Clashes took place outside PSG’s Parc des Princes stadium and on the Champs-Elysees as police dispersed groups and prevented the Paris ring road from being blocked by rioters

France's interior minister has condemned violence that broke out in the Paris region after PSG's Uefa Champions League semi-final victory against Bayern Munich late on Wednesday night

US President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke with reporters at the Oval Office on Thursday, following another round of talks between Israel and Lebanon

A second wave has focused on the UK, with a series of arson and attempted arson attacks on synagogues, a Jewish charity and the offices of an Iranian opposition TV network in London

Kanye West Calls Off France Show as Backlash Grows in Europe

Interior minister suspects Iranian involvement through proxies

France Probes Attempted Attack Near BofA Headquarters in Paris

Macron initially called for diplomacy to resume — but his tone shifted after two Iranian drones hit a French naval base in the United Arab Emirates on Sunday

The killing of 23-year-old student activist Quentin Deranque has shaken France at a moment of heightened political tension, turning what began as a street-violence investigation in Lyon into a national debate over extremism and political confrontation

France has been battered by 100mph winds and heavy flooding as deadly Storm Nils leaves almost a million people without electricity

The storm arrived late on Wednesday evening and swept across western France before moving southeast towards the Mediterranean coast and Corsica