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Exceptional Fire Erupts in Fontainebleau Forest South of Paris, Residents Evacuated

A severe and unprecedented fire has broken out in the Fontainebleau forest, prompting evacuations as authorities struggle to contain the blaze.

Editorial Staff about 10 hours ago

Politics Policy

Alfred Dreyfus Statue Installed in Paris to Honor Justice

A bronze statue of Alfred Dreyfus, created by artist Tim in 1985, has been installed in front of the Cour de Cassation, marking a significant moment in French history.

Editorial Staff 1 day ago

Life Women

Elie Saab Blurs Reality and Fantasy at Haute Couture Week

At Paris Haute Couture Week, Elie Saab unveiled his Fall/Winter 2026-2027 collection, inviting attendees into a dreamlike world where couture meets fantasy.

Editorial Staff 5 days ago

Life Women

Highlights from Day 1 of Paris Haute Couture Week Fall/Winter 2026-27

The first day of Paris Haute Couture Week featured six remarkable shows, including Schiaparelli and Rahul Mishra, setting the stage for a spectacular season.

Editorial Staff 7 days ago

Entertainment Music

‘It’s giving me carnival vibes’: how Fête de la Musique became a must-visit event for the Black diaspora

The festival, started in 1982, attracts Black Britons to Paris, celebrating diverse music genres while facing challenges of commercialization.

Editorial Staff 19 days ago

World Europe

Swimming in the Seine Returns for Summer 2026 Following Successful Reopening

City officials have confirmed that swimming in the Seine will continue this summer, building on last year's successful return after a century-long ban as part of the preparations for the 2024 Olympics.

Editorial Staff about 1 month ago

Sports Football

Violent Clashes Lead to Hundreds of Detentions in Paris Following PSG's Champions League Win

Following Paris Saint-Germain's Champions League victory, over 400 individuals were detained across France, with 283 arrests occurring in Paris amid celebratory unrest.

Editorial Staff about 1 month ago

World Europe

Rising Temperatures Lead Parisians to Defy Swimming Bans

With temperatures hitting 33C, many Parisians are choosing to swim in the Saint-Martin canal, disregarding existing prohibitions amid the ongoing heatwave.

Editorial Staff about 2 months ago

World Europe

Controversy Erupts Over Notre Dame's Stained Glass Replacement Plan

A proposal to replace six stained-glass windows at Notre Dame cathedral has ignited protests, despite the original windows surviving a devastating fire.

Editorial Staff about 2 months ago

World North America

Paris left splits over awarding of city's marathon to Bolloré-linked company

The Cadence group, linked to billionaire Vincent Bolloré, will organize the next four Paris marathons, causing division among the city's left-wing factions.

Editorial Staff about 2 months ago

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Exceptional Fire Erupts in Fontainebleau Forest South of Paris, Residents Evacuated

Alfred Dreyfus Statue Installed in Paris to Honor Justice

Elie Saab Blurs Reality and Fantasy at Haute Couture Week

Highlights from Day 1 of Paris Haute Couture Week Fall/Winter 2026-27

‘It’s giving me carnival vibes’: how Fête de la Musique became a must-visit event for the Black diaspora

Swimming in the Seine Returns for Summer 2026 Following Successful Reopening

Violent Clashes Lead to Hundreds of Detentions in Paris Following PSG's Champions League Win

Rising Temperatures Lead Parisians to Defy Swimming Bans

Controversy Erupts Over Notre Dame's Stained Glass Replacement Plan

Paris left splits over awarding of city's marathon to Bolloré-linked company