France

The IMF chief’s history of alleged sexual misconduct has been rumoured in France for years

France helps arrest Laurent Gbagbo, while Japan’s nuclear crisis escalates to Chernobyl-levels

The French president is hoping a yet another reworking of his cabinet will lift his flagging reputation

Buzz around far right leader suggests a repeat of 2002 election

The fatheads who resent the war on fat, plus Quebec announces a new anti-corruption unit

A French woman is prison-bound after a poisonous battle between neighbours in the idyllic Quercy valley turned deadly over a pure source: a mountain spring splitting their properties.

Laptop thefts, surveillance, threats—French journalists are complaining of a new era of media intimidation

Foreign Minister Michèle Alliot-Marie will bring a steady hand and right-wing point of view to the job