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Bordeaux: Ecological activist Greta Thunberg on Sunday joined a protest in the south west of France against eight planned oil wells, which in theory w...

France successfully tests new nuclear missile. Nuclear deterrence has taken on new meaning after Russia's attack on Ukraine. France is now reporting a success with an advanced long-range launch vehicle. The M51.3, which was not equipped with warheads, was shot down from the military test site in Biscarrosse in southwestern France and fell in the North Atlantic. The test confirmed a significant improvement of the rocket. According to the French ministry, the projectile landed hundreds of kilo...

French President Emmanuel Macron was re-elected for a second term as Marine Le Pen’s far-right party made historic gains in parliamentary elections. Temperatures hit record highs, sparking devastating…

Jeden Tag fangen die Fotografen der dpa und ihrer Partneragenturen hunderte Bilder aus aller Welt ein: Aktuell, atemberaubend, bedrohlich, unterhaltsam.

With climate disasters piling up, global warming is getting worse – fast. We had better learn to embrace our despair, argues AFP’s environmental editor Marlowe Hood

In the reading room of the "little convent," where guests can sit peacefully and families play board games with their children, Sr. Marie-Noë...

Share this article Ireland and other countries around the world are paying a "high" price for gatherings at Christmas, according to a doctor at the World Health Organisation. Dr Margaret Harris said the recent surge in cases can be attributed to "winter gatherings", with many people not heeding public health advice. It comes as 4,842 new cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in the Republic yesterday, with nine further deaths also reported. Latest figures show there are 1,421 people with the virus i...

Empty pews are seen at the Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes in early April during the COVID-19 pandemic. (CNS photo/Thibaud Moritz, JMP/ABACAPRESS.COM via Reuters) CNA Staff, Dec 10, 2020 / 03:00 pm (CNA).- The Catholic Church in France estimates that it lost more than $100 million due to the country’s two coronavirus lockdowns this year. “With the two lockdowns in the spring and fall, and consequently the impossibility for Catholics to attend Mass, nearly 90 million euros could not be collec...