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Head Of France's Palace Of Versailles To Take Over Louvre: Report
The president of France's Palace of Versailles is expected to take over as head of the Louvre following the resignation of Laurence des Cars, an informed source told AFP on Wednesday.
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Macron Meets PM Modi: AI Summit, Potential Rafale Contract On Agenda
French President Emmanuel Macron met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Mumbai on Tuesday, as he begins a three-day visit to India focused on artificial intelligence cooperation and a potential multibillion dollar fighter jet deal.
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"Before It's Too Late": France Issues Fertility Warning To All 29-Year-Olds
France plans to send letters to all 29-year-olds encouraging them to consider fertility options as part of a wider effort to tackle declining birth rates, a move that has sparked debate over effectiveness and personal choice.
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France Ditches Zoom, Teams as Europe Seeks Digital Autonomy From US
In France, civil servants will ditch Zoom and Teams for a homegrown video conference system. Soldiers in Austria are using open source office software to write reports after the military dropped Microsoft Office.
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Crypto Wrench Attacks Surged in 2025, Total Recorded Losses Hit $41 Million: Report
Crypto wrench attacks witnessed a massive surge in 2025, with both the number of incidents and the total losses over the year reaching an all-time high, a new report stated. As per the report by a cybersecurity firm, these violent means to extort cryptocurrency and related digital assets from individuals grew by 75 percent year-on-year (YoY) in 202...
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Why Paris Is Called The 'City Of Love', And What Makes It So Romantic For Visitors
Discover the city that turns every cobblestone corner into an unforgettable moment - where romance feels stitched into the streets.
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Will European Union Ban Social Media For Children In 2026?
As France moves one step closer to banning social media for children, the European Union is seriously considering whether it's time for the bloc to follow suit.
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Great Davos Divorce: How US Allies Drew Red Line On Trump's Greenland Gambit
As US President Donald Trump continues his relentless pursuit of Greenland, some of America's closest allies have declared an end to the United States-led global order.
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Travelling In Trains In Europe? Dos And Don'ts You Must Know
Train travel in Europe is a joy when done right. With these dos and don'ts in mind, you can sit back, relax and enjoy the stunning views as you glide from one destination to another.
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Months After Louvre Heist, Fresh Trouble For Museum As Staff Continues Strike
Paris' Louvre, the world's most-visited museum, remained closed on Wednesday, as its staff continued discussions on whether to extend a strike over pay and working conditions that started on Monday.
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Head Of France's Palace Of Versailles To Take Over Louvre: Report
The president of France's Palace of Versailles is expected to take over as head of the Louvre following the resignation of Laurence des Cars, an informed source told AFP on Wednesday.
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Macron Meets PM Modi: AI Summit, Potential Rafale Contract On Agenda
French President Emmanuel Macron met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Mumbai on Tuesday, as he begins a three-day visit to India focused on artificial intelligence cooperation and a potential multibillion dollar fighter jet deal.
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"Before It's Too Late": France Issues Fertility Warning To All 29-Year-Olds
France plans to send letters to all 29-year-olds encouraging them to consider fertility options as part of a wider effort to tackle declining birth rates, a move that has sparked debate over effectiveness and personal choice.
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France Ditches Zoom, Teams as Europe Seeks Digital Autonomy From US
In France, civil servants will ditch Zoom and Teams for a homegrown video conference system. Soldiers in Austria are using open source office software to write reports after the military dropped Microsoft Office.
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Crypto Wrench Attacks Surged in 2025, Total Recorded Losses Hit $41 Million: Report
Crypto wrench attacks witnessed a massive surge in 2025, with both the number of incidents and the total losses over the year reaching an all-time high, a new report stated. As per the report by a cybersecurity firm, these violent means to extort cryptocurrency and related digital assets from individuals grew by 75 percent year-on-year (YoY) in 202...
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Why Paris Is Called The 'City Of Love', And What Makes It So Romantic For Visitors
Discover the city that turns every cobblestone corner into an unforgettable moment - where romance feels stitched into the streets.
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Will European Union Ban Social Media For Children In 2026?
As France moves one step closer to banning social media for children, the European Union is seriously considering whether it's time for the bloc to follow suit.
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Great Davos Divorce: How US Allies Drew Red Line On Trump's Greenland Gambit
As US President Donald Trump continues his relentless pursuit of Greenland, some of America's closest allies have declared an end to the United States-led global order.
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Travelling In Trains In Europe? Dos And Don'ts You Must Know
Train travel in Europe is a joy when done right. With these dos and don'ts in mind, you can sit back, relax and enjoy the stunning views as you glide from one destination to another.
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Months After Louvre Heist, Fresh Trouble For Museum As Staff Continues Strike
Paris' Louvre, the world's most-visited museum, remained closed on Wednesday, as its staff continued discussions on whether to extend a strike over pay and working conditions that started on Monday.
