Paris

Video: Our political editor reports from Paris on the evening of a day of mourning

The media personality and former magazine publisher on being among the few publications—which included Charlie Hebdo—to print the Muhammad cartoons

The Paris Commune burned the city in 1871, after the massacre of 17,000 people by government troops for wearing workers’ clothes

The coffee juggernaut plans to open a café in Montmartre, to the dismay of locals

Paris drivers fight back against the mayor’s war on cars

Sunbathers at Paris Plages must cover up

A new ban against street prayer in France sends Muslims looking for space to worship

The acclaimed designer is expected to return to the fashion world—anti-semitic slurs be damned

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