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Ex-French President Sarkozy Convicted Of Illegal Campaign Financing
France's highest court ruled against former president Nicolas Sarkozy Wednesday over illegal financing of his 2012 re-election bid, adding a second definitive conviction to his rap sheet.
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PSG court Hearing On Kylian Mbappe League Ruling Set For February
The preliminary court hearing requested by Paris Saint-Germain over a French football league (LFP) decision in the dispute between the club and Kylian Mbappe has been scheduled for February 23.
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Iran Sentences 2 French Citizens To A Combined 63 Years In Jail For Spying
An Iranian court sentenced two French citizens to a combined 63 years in prison on espionage and national security charges, the country's judiciary said Tuesday, likely further straining relations between Tehran and Paris.
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'Never Gave Consent': France's Gisele Pelicot To Man Who Denies Raping Her
Gisele Pelicot, who became a feminist hero in a mass rape trial last year, testified in court, telling the one man who still denies raping her that she "never" gave him her consent.
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Court Opens New Trial 16 Years After Air France Flight Crashed Into Atlantic
A French appeals court will begin a new trial on Monday of Air France and Airbus, 16 years after a jetliner plunged into the Atlantic killing all 228 people on board.
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5 Years In Jail For Ex-French President Sarkozy Over Libya Funding Trial
A Paris court on Thursday convicted former French president Nicolas Sarkozy on charges of criminal conspiracy but acquitted him of corruption
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Macron Forced To Prove His Wife Is Not A Man: How This Bizarre Case Began
The Macrons in France are fighting a bizarre 'gender conspiracy' against the country's First Lady, Brigette Macron, with President Emmanuel Macron being forced to "prove" that his wife is not a transgender woman.
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Argentina Charges Nazi's Daughter For Hiding Decades-Old Art Theft
The daughter and son-in-law of a Nazi who stole art from European Jews during World War II were charged in an Argentine court Thursday with hiding numerous works, including 22 by French painter Henri Matisse.
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'Used To Be Man': French First Lady Approaches Court In Gender Rumour Case
France's first lady has taken her case against two women over claims she used to be man to the highest appeals court after a lower court let them off, her lawyer said.
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From Tie Breaks To Epic Comebacks: How Alcaraz vs Sinner Match Became Longest-Ever French Open Final
Immense grit, energy, insane ball-striking marked this match-up as none of these two superstar players wanted to leave the court without the championship trophy in their hands.
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Sara Errani, Jasmine Paolini Win French Open Women's Doubles Crown
Sara Errani and Jasmine Paolini won the French Open women's doubles title on Sunday, on the same court they clinched gold...
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Coco Gauff: New Women's Singles Champion of French Open
On the clay courts of Roland Garros, America's World No. 2 Coco Gauff has made history.
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Paris Seeks Personhood Status For River Seine To Protect Its Ecosystem
French authorities want to give legal rights to the River Seine to better defend the world-famous waterway in court and protect its fragile ecosystem, part of a global movement to grant legal personhood to nature.
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Yuki Bhambri Wins, Rithvik Bollipalli Loses In French Open Men's Doubles Opening Round
Yuki Bhambri was a live wire at the net, dispatching some delectable volley winners and was also solid with his strokes from the back of the court. His court coverage was also tremendous.
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French Court Convicts Retired Surgeon Of Rape, Sexual Assault Of Patients
A French court on Wednesday found a retired surgeon guilty of the rape and sexual assault of patients, some of them whilst under anaesthetic, in a trial that has shaken France.
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Ex-French President Sarkozy Convicted Of Illegal Campaign Financing
France's highest court ruled against former president Nicolas Sarkozy Wednesday over illegal financing of his 2012 re-election bid, adding a second definitive conviction to his rap sheet.
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PSG court Hearing On Kylian Mbappe League Ruling Set For February
The preliminary court hearing requested by Paris Saint-Germain over a French football league (LFP) decision in the dispute between the club and Kylian Mbappe has been scheduled for February 23.
-
Iran Sentences 2 French Citizens To A Combined 63 Years In Jail For Spying
An Iranian court sentenced two French citizens to a combined 63 years in prison on espionage and national security charges, the country's judiciary said Tuesday, likely further straining relations between Tehran and Paris.
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'Never Gave Consent': France's Gisele Pelicot To Man Who Denies Raping Her
Gisele Pelicot, who became a feminist hero in a mass rape trial last year, testified in court, telling the one man who still denies raping her that she "never" gave him her consent.
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Court Opens New Trial 16 Years After Air France Flight Crashed Into Atlantic
A French appeals court will begin a new trial on Monday of Air France and Airbus, 16 years after a jetliner plunged into the Atlantic killing all 228 people on board.
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5 Years In Jail For Ex-French President Sarkozy Over Libya Funding Trial
A Paris court on Thursday convicted former French president Nicolas Sarkozy on charges of criminal conspiracy but acquitted him of corruption
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Macron Forced To Prove His Wife Is Not A Man: How This Bizarre Case Began
The Macrons in France are fighting a bizarre 'gender conspiracy' against the country's First Lady, Brigette Macron, with President Emmanuel Macron being forced to "prove" that his wife is not a transgender woman.
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Argentina Charges Nazi's Daughter For Hiding Decades-Old Art Theft
The daughter and son-in-law of a Nazi who stole art from European Jews during World War II were charged in an Argentine court Thursday with hiding numerous works, including 22 by French painter Henri Matisse.
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'Used To Be Man': French First Lady Approaches Court In Gender Rumour Case
France's first lady has taken her case against two women over claims she used to be man to the highest appeals court after a lower court let them off, her lawyer said.
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From Tie Breaks To Epic Comebacks: How Alcaraz vs Sinner Match Became Longest-Ever French Open Final
Immense grit, energy, insane ball-striking marked this match-up as none of these two superstar players wanted to leave the court without the championship trophy in their hands.
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Sara Errani, Jasmine Paolini Win French Open Women's Doubles Crown
Sara Errani and Jasmine Paolini won the French Open women's doubles title on Sunday, on the same court they clinched gold...
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Coco Gauff: New Women's Singles Champion of French Open
On the clay courts of Roland Garros, America's World No. 2 Coco Gauff has made history.
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Paris Seeks Personhood Status For River Seine To Protect Its Ecosystem
French authorities want to give legal rights to the River Seine to better defend the world-famous waterway in court and protect its fragile ecosystem, part of a global movement to grant legal personhood to nature.
-
Yuki Bhambri Wins, Rithvik Bollipalli Loses In French Open Men's Doubles Opening Round
Yuki Bhambri was a live wire at the net, dispatching some delectable volley winners and was also solid with his strokes from the back of the court. His court coverage was also tremendous.
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French Court Convicts Retired Surgeon Of Rape, Sexual Assault Of Patients
A French court on Wednesday found a retired surgeon guilty of the rape and sexual assault of patients, some of them whilst under anaesthetic, in a trial that has shaken France.
