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France struggling to tackle violence against women

Despite measures and efforts, femicide numbers rose by 20% in 2021, with 122 women killed by their partner or ex-partner, compared to 102 the previous year - Anadolu Agency

Roaming Charges: The Upside-Down World

Not even Elon Musk could make lazy Brits commit to 'hardcore' working hours

Forget the new Twitter chief’s all-or-nothing ultimatum for his staff – all that would achieve here is a swathe of voluntary redundancies

Who Really Likes Freedom? People Who Aren't Free | The Heritage Foundation

The French Institute of Public Opinion recently asked people in several countries whether the market system and capitalism work quite well and should be retained or if they are malfunctioning and should be abandoned.

French election result may lead to more Islamophobia: Experts

LONDON: Experts fear an intensification of anti-Muslim rhetoric in France after substantive right-wing breakthroughs cut the government’s majority in the National Assembly at Sunday’s elections. Despite a comfortable win in April’s presidential vote, Emmanuel Macron witnessed his governing centrist party Ensemble drop from 350 to 245 seats, well short of the 289 needed to form

Macron 're-elected' as president of France

Emmanuel Macron has been projected as the winner of the presidential election in France, defeating far right-wing candidate, Marine Le Pen.

How much does Macron earn as President of the France and what is his salary?

As the French president fought Marine Le Pen in Sunday's elections to remain in his position, voters were asking what wealth the role created.

French presidential elections attracted 63.2 percent of voters

Paris, Apr 24 (Prensa Latina) As of 5:00 p.m. local time, 63.2 percent of the people registered to vote in Metropolitan France, attended the runoff between Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen.

Emmanuel Macron's gamble

Great expectations before French presidential elections

Paris, Apr 9 (Prensa Latina) Just hours before French presidential elections, the race to reach the Elysee closes and on April 10 there could be a photo finish to define the two candidates for the ballot.