France
Explore France’s history through timelines, highlighting key events, cultural movements, and influential moments that have defined the nation’s legacy and global presence
In the past fifteen years, the private medical sector in France has experienced an unprecedented level of consolidation. In 1980,…
A nurse from Marseille has been sentenced to five years in prison, with three years suspended, for defrauding the French…
Thomas Römer, a leading specialist in ancient Near Eastern studies, explores the emergence of major monotheistic figures in his latest…
On Sunday, the European Parliament member and president of the Renew group will be featured as a guest on France…
Yarone, a 26-month-old child, is described by his parents as someone who hums but does not speak much. His parents,…
On February 14, 2024, the Republican Guards carried the coffin of former Minister of Justice Robert Badinter during a national…
In Europe, women now vote as much as, if not more than, men. However, France stands out as having a…
Eighty years ago, on April 21, 1944, French women finally became citizens. Article 17 of the ordinance of the provisional…
The marital home, or “family home”, is highly protected under French law. Regardless of the marital regime, the Civil Code…
Eighty years ago, on April 21, 1944, French women were granted the right to vote through Article 17 of the…
Father Matthieu Le Merrer, when he is not celebrating masses or weddings, dedicates himself to two passions: football and crepes.…
Clara Dupré, a 25-year-old police commissioner in Le Havre, was faced with a challenging situation early in her career. Called…