France

Rights groups have meanwhile accused the sultanate of becoming the Saudi Arabia of southeast Asia

Locals have long suspected a lost shipping container was to blame

Dr Naweed Syed will conduct first-ever human experiments in the middle of this year

United States' previous bid was blocked by China

Rapprochement angers Washington, alarms some EU allies

France has suffered a wave of militant-inspired terror attacks that have killed 250 people since 2015

The envoy shared that the current portfolio of financial assistance amounted to €800-900 million

Paris also mulling putting JeM chief on a European Union list of people suspected of being involved in terrorism

A police oversight body is investigating the shooting

Opposition calls for a corruption probe

Air force pilots go on trial after they fled Dominican Republic following spectacular drugs bust on a private jet

French minister says change in legal status of social networks is considered to apprehend cyber bullies

PM Morrison hails the "very audacious plan" at a ceremony in Canberra

People caught repeatedly paying for sex can be fined up to 3,750 euros.

The single-engine jet fighter aircraft was on a test flight

In a ceremony in the US state of California

Constitutional challenge lodged to strike down 2016 law making it illegal to pay for sex

Both former enemy nations also pledge to stand shoulder to shoulder in case of military attack against either of them

The pre-dawn blaze forces the evacuation of some 60 resort workers, including foreigners

According to officials, one person is hurt in the incident

Police believe Dagorn may have met at least 20 men after arriving on French Riviera in 2011

Heavy snow across Europe has to lead disruption of flights, closure of schools

Pavlensky fled to France and was given asylum in 2017 after several protests drew ire of Russian authorities

Media reports in Germany put the transfer at 35 million euros

France imposed sanctions last year on two suspected Iranian agents

Clothes were left in cloakroom along with mobile phones to prevent people from sneaking photo of other customers

Demonstrators took to streets of several other cities across France

French Interior Ministry data shows more than 500 tried to cross the English Channel in 2018

Eric Drouet was held while heading for Champs-Elysees 'yellow vests' protests

Scientists stress on the need for closer checks into longevity records

Alliance Francaise institutes continue to play important role in boosting cultural ties

Protesters indicate they would try again after being turned back by the police

As protesters ponder whether to stage another large rally in Paris or in the nearby town of Versailles

Britain, France plan to stay while Turkey, Iran hold talks

France coach Diacre believes they are usually confronted as “objects” despite better coverage from the media

Accident happened in the Erquelinnes area of Belgium at a junction between N40 and N54 roads

With a swarm of fake reports from mostly European countries

Strasbourg suspect was flagged by French security forces in 2015 as possible an extremist

Protests ballooned into mass movement over rising living costs and spiralled into weekends of violence in Paris

Suspect was living in rundown housing estate short drive from Christmas market

Hundreds of security forces hunt for a lone gunman who killed at least 3 people and wounded a dozen others

AQIM chief calls it a maneuver to divert the attention of French people from Paris protest

Many people took refuge in local restaurants and bars after the incident

Foreign minister expresses satisfaction at the two-way flow of investment

British FM calls Qureshi; both leaders agree to hold 4th round of enhanced strategic dialogue

US president had posted two tweets referring to 'yellow vest' anti-government protests on Saturday

City authorities said the 'yellow vests' had caused 'much more damage' than on December 1

Maybe it's time to end the ridiculous and extremely expensive Paris Agreement, US president says

Authorities fear the protests could turn violent for a third weekend in a row

The protests are spontaneous, and not organised by political parties or unions