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PARIS (Reuters) - Teenager Charles Chauliac is angry that French President Emmanuel Macron plans to delay the retirement of hard-working folk like his parents, and that he bypassed parliament to do so. | 10:18am

By Clotaire Achi and Stephane Mahe PARIS (Reuters) -France's nationwide strike against a planned pension reform, which disrupted train services, shut

By Dominique Vidalon and Noemie Olive
PARIS (Reuters) -Police fired tear gas to push back black-clad anarchists who ransacked business premises in the French capital Paris on Sunday during May Day protests against the policies of newly re-elected President Emmanuel Macron.
Thousands of people joined...

By Dominique Vidalon PARIS (Reuters) - Thousands of people joined May Day protests across France on Sunday to demand social justice and salary increas...

By Hedy Beloucif, Mimosa Spencer and Juliette Jabkhiro

By Mimosa Spencer, Tassilo Hummel and Ingrid Melander PARIS (Reuters) -French leader Emmanuel Macron and challenger Marine Le Pen qualified on Sunday for

Hooded, black-clad demonstrators clashed with police in Paris on Saturday as thousands of people joined traditional May Day protests across France to demand social and economic justice and voice their opposition to government plans to change unemployment benefits.

MAY-DAY/FRANCE-PROTEST (UPDATE 1, PIX, TV):UPDATE 1-Arrests in Paris as thousands join May Day protests across France

Protesters march in Paris and other French cities on May Day Reuters 2 hrs ago By Dominique Vidalon PARIS, May 1 (Reuters) - Thousands of people joined traditional May Day protests across France on Saturday, gathering despite COVID-19 restrictions to demand social and economic justice and voice their opposition to government plans to change unemployment benefits. About 300 rallies were organised in Paris and other cities including Lyon, Nantes, Lille and Toulouse. In the French capital, trade...

Slideshow ( 2 images ) PARIS (Reuters) - Cities, towns and villages across France were practically empty on Saturday as residents stayed home and businesses shut to observe a nationwide curfew intended to help stem the spread of coronavirus, especially a more infectious variant. The virus has killed 70,000 people in France, the seventh highest toll in the world, and the government is particularly worried by the more transmissible variant first detected in Britain, which now accounts for about 1...