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Parisian Sues His Former Company Because His Work Was 'Too Boring'
The French government recently faced huge protests against unpopular changes to the country's labor law.
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Burundi Arrests, Detains 2 Foreign Journalists
Burundi police said today they were holding two respected foreign journalists as they reported on gunmen opposed to the government in the volatile nation.
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Paris Venue Where 90 Died Could Re-Open Next Year: Owners
The Bataclan concert hall in Paris, where 90 people were killed by terrorists on November 13, could re-open by the end of next year, two of its owners told a French newspaper today.
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Survivor of Paris Concert Massacre Recounts Moment of Doom
It was to be an evening of fun, watching an American rock group with some friends.
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France Mulls Strikes on Islamic State in Syria: Report
France is considering air strikes against Islamic State (IS) jihadists in Syria, in what would be a reversal of its current position, Le Monde daily said on Saturday.
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France Refuses Asylum Request by Wikileaks Founder Assange
France swiftly today rejected a request for asylum by Wikileaks founder Julian Assange.
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France's Laurent Fabius Calls for G7 Countries to Act on Climate Change
French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius today called for global action against climate change and greater investment in renewable energy, a day ahead of the G7 summit of world leaders.
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Le Monde Twitter Feed Hacked by Syrian Electronic Army
The Syrian Electronic Army (SEA) also managed to tweet in support of Palestine and against the bombing of Syria.
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Cannes festival slammed for all-male line-up
French feminists have slammed the Cannes Film Festival for failing to include a single woman director in the line-up for the Palme d'Or top award.
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Parisian Sues His Former Company Because His Work Was 'Too Boring'
The French government recently faced huge protests against unpopular changes to the country's labor law.
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Burundi Arrests, Detains 2 Foreign Journalists
Burundi police said today they were holding two respected foreign journalists as they reported on gunmen opposed to the government in the volatile nation.
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Paris Venue Where 90 Died Could Re-Open Next Year: Owners
The Bataclan concert hall in Paris, where 90 people were killed by terrorists on November 13, could re-open by the end of next year, two of its owners told a French newspaper today.
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Survivor of Paris Concert Massacre Recounts Moment of Doom
It was to be an evening of fun, watching an American rock group with some friends.
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France Mulls Strikes on Islamic State in Syria: Report
France is considering air strikes against Islamic State (IS) jihadists in Syria, in what would be a reversal of its current position, Le Monde daily said on Saturday.
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France Refuses Asylum Request by Wikileaks Founder Assange
France swiftly today rejected a request for asylum by Wikileaks founder Julian Assange.
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France's Laurent Fabius Calls for G7 Countries to Act on Climate Change
French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius today called for global action against climate change and greater investment in renewable energy, a day ahead of the G7 summit of world leaders.
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Le Monde Twitter Feed Hacked by Syrian Electronic Army
The Syrian Electronic Army (SEA) also managed to tweet in support of Palestine and against the bombing of Syria.
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Cannes festival slammed for all-male line-up
French feminists have slammed the Cannes Film Festival for failing to include a single woman director in the line-up for the Palme d'Or top award.
