We have started to collect the most important news related to France in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
The eurozone recession deepened in the final three months of 2012, with the area's economy contracting by 0.6%.
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France-based gas and electricity provider EDF has announced a rise in global profits, despite a loss in UK gas and electricity.
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A man burns himself to death outside a job centre in France after being declared ineligible for unemployment benefit.
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Two French charity workers have been sentenced to two years in prison for illegally trying to fly 103 African children from Chad to France in 2007.
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French carmaker PSA Peugeot Citroen reports its biggest annual loss of 5bn euros ($6.7bn; £4.3bn) for 2012, blaming shrinking European sales.
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France's National Assembly has approved a law allowing same-sex couples to marry and adopt children, after days of intense debate.
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Two workers from French charity Zoe's Ark are jailed for two years for illegally trying to fly 103 African children from Chad to France in 2007.
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After intense debate, France's National Assembly approves a law allowing same-sex couples to marry and adopt children.
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The euro has risen against the pound and the yen as eurozone ministers prepare to discuss the currency's recent strength.
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Attacks are a reminder that fixing Mali will not be easy
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French ministers are to hold emergency talks with key players in the meat industry as the horsemeat scandal widens to up to 16 countries.
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French and Malian troops have fought running battles with Islamist rebels in the centre of Gao, the main city in northern Mali.
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French village devastated by Nazi massacre in 1944
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Coach Stuart Lancaster praises England's maturity after their win in Ireland and predicts a massive game against France.
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Six French stores pull beef products over fears they may contain horsemeat, as France investigates if the food firms knowingly misled consumers.
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The Romanian government is investigating whether horsemeat discovered in beef products in Britain and France came from an abattoir in Romania.
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Police investigating a series of sexual assaults in the French city of Marseille have arrested identical twins, but do not know which one to charge.
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France opens criminal proceedings against four men suspected of links with African militants, amid fears of attacks in the wake of the Mali conflict.
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Wales end a run of eight straight defeats as George North's spectacular finish helps them beat France in the Six Nations.
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John Kerry prompts a Gallic shrug by refusing to answer a question in French at his first news conference as US secretary of state.
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A former US ambassador to Mali says France paid ransom money to free hostages and the funds ended up bolstering Islamist groups it is now fighting.
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French car maker PSA Peugeot Citroen writes down the value of its assets by 4.1bn euros to reflect the worsening state of Europe's car market.
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The French economy will avoid recession this year, according to the country's central bank.
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French police detain a woman who defaced an iconic Delacroix painting, Liberty Leading The People, at a regional branch of the Louvre Museum.
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The French army has released video footage of their operations in Mali where they have been destroying ammunition and searching for extremists.
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Wales centre Jonathan Davies reveals he is working hard to improve his passing skills before facing France on Saturday.
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Injured Sam Warburton is out of the Wales team to face France in the Six Nations on Saturday while Ryan Jones returns as captain.
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A collection of vintage cars and motorbikes including a 1960's Aston Martin and a Grand Prix Bugatti is up for auction at the Grand Palais in Paris.
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A French MP sparks a debate about the use of electronic devices in parliament in France after being photographed playing online Scrabble on his tablet.
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The UN should begin planning for African-led forces in Mali to become a full peacekeeping mission, France tells the Security Council, as clashes continue.
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French forces are involved in a "real war" with "terrorists" around the Malian town of Gao, the defence minister says.
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A French-owned tanker seized by pirates off Ivory Coast on Sunday is freed and two crewmen are receiving medical treatment , the vessel's owner says.
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France says hundreds of Islamist militants have been killed since its offensive began in northern Mali, and suggests troops may start pulling out in March.
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Soldiers from France and Chad have entered the town of Kidal in northern Mali, the last major town held by Islamist militants.
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French anti-terror police arrest four suspects in the Paris region in a crackdown on Islamist militant networks operating in west Africa.
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Some 1,800 soldiers from Chad have entered Kidal, the last major town in northern Mali under rebel control, the French military says.
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French President Francois Hollande tells the European Parliament there can be no "a la carte" attitude to the EU in an apparent swipe at the UK.
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The French government overturns a 200-year-old ban on women wearing trousers in the capital, Paris, dating from November 1800.
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French jets bomb rebel bases and depots in northern Mali in an effort to cut supply lines, as the US vice-president calls for an African-led force there.
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French warplanes carry out air strikes in Mali's far north as they try to secure the final rebel stronghold of Kidal after a three-week offensive.
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Niger's President Mahamadou Issoufou confirms that French special forces are protecting one of the country's biggest uranium mines.
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Fears are growing that ethnic rivalry could destabilise parts of Mali, in the wake of a three-week campaign by French troops to drive out Islamist militants.
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Italy captain Sergio Parisse says his side deserved their stunning 23-18 victory over France in their Six Nations opener.
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Italy blow the Six Nations wide open as they win at home to neighbours France for the second time in a row.
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The inventor of the classic toy Etch A Sketch, former electrical technician Andre Cassagnes, dies in France at the age of 86.
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French President Francois Hollande promises to help rebuild Mali, after launching an offensive against Islamists who seized the north of the country.
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France's president has said it would be wrong to assume the conflict in Mali is over, three weeks after launching an offensive to oust Islamist rebels.
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France's President Francois Hollande says it would be wrong to assume the conflict in Mali is over after being given a rapturous welcome in Timbuktu.
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Eight of Notre Dame Cathedral's nine new bells have been blessed by French Cardinal Andre Armand Vingt-Trois.
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The French National Assembly approves a crucial article of a bill on legalising same-sex marriage after months of public protests and counter-protests.
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The UN anti-genocide envoy expresses alarm over reports of reprisal attacks by Malian troops, as France's Francois Hollande visits Mali.
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Google agrees to set up a fund to help French media to solve a row with news sites that demanded payment for the search giant to display their links.
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France's President Francois Hollande is to visit Mali, where three weeks of targeted French air strikes have forced Islamist militants to retreat.
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France's Credit Agricole is to write down the value of its assets by 2.68bn euros to reflect the weak eurozone economy and new tighter regulations.
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David Beckham has announced that he has signed with French team Paris St-Germain and that he will give his salary to a local children's charity.
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David Beckham signs for Paris St-Germain on a five-month deal and says he will donate his salary to charity.
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Former England captain David Beckham arrives in Paris to complete the formalities of a deadline day move to Paris St Germain.
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French forces secure the Malian town of Kidal, paving the way for the next phase in ousting Islamist militants from the vast north of the country.
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Malians welcome French moves to oust Islamist militants
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Lance Armstrong claims that his life ban from sport makes him a 'fall guy' for a century of cheating in the Tour de France.
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France says a sandstorm is preventing its troops from entering the last major town in northern Mali in their offensive against Islamist militants.
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German investigators open a new inquiry into the wartime massacre of 642 people by SS troops in the central French village of Oradour-sur-Glane.
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French forces say they have entered Kidal in northern Mali, the last major town they have yet to secure in their drive against Islamist militants.
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France returns to Nigeria five 3,000-year-old terracotta sculptures smuggled out of the country in 2010.
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The French National Assembly begins a marathon debate on legalising same-sex marriage and adoption after months of public protests and counter-protests.
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Global donors pledge $455m towards an operation against Islamist militants in Mali, half of what African leaders had requested.
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France's politicians defend the state of its economy after Labour Minister Michel Sapin described the state as "totally bankrupt".
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A court in France suspends a restructuring plan by Peugeot Citroen involving 8,000 job cuts, saying the carmaker did not consult workers properly.
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French and Malian troops consolidate positions in Timbuktu as an international conference seeks to fund the $950m operation against Islamist militants.
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