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Tough job ahead for new French President Hollande

Paris - François Hollande, 57, is the second socialist President in the history of France's Fifth Republic. He won promising a new paradigm based on less austerity and more growth.

In the Media by Alessio Fratticcioli - 4 comments

Paris art show: 'Coeur Libre' by Laurel Holloman Special

Paris - Actress and painter Laurel Holloman takes her abstract art to France in her first solo show 'Coeur Libre,' exhibiting some of her most representative work to date.

Digital Journal Report by Anca Dumitru

Human Zoos exhibit at Paris Museum

The Musée du quai Branly in Paris is hosting an exhibition entitled 'Human Zoos: The Invention of the Savage' which runs until June 23 and is curated by Lilian Thuram, a former European footballer.

In the Media by Amanda Payne - 1 comment

Oscar Wilde wipes away the kisses on the anniversary of his death

Literary giant and Irish legend Oscar Wilde has had his tomb cleaned and restored as a tribute to the 111th anniversary of his death in Paris.

In the Media by Jesse Rutigliano - 4 comments

Electric Bluecar-hire scheme launched in Paris

Paris - An innovative new electric car-hire scheme was launched today in Paris, France, with the advent of small bubble-shaped 'Bluecars.'

In the Media by Katerina Nikolas - 8 comments

Muslim worshippers move indoors in Paris, 200 defy ban

Around 200 Muslims defied the new ban on street prayers introduced yesterday in Paris, France, but more than 2,000 took their prayer mats to the disused barracks provided for prayer, leading Marine Le Pen to claim the government had given into blackmail.

In the Media by Katerina Nikolas - 4 comments

Paris places immediate ban on street prayers

The French government has introduced an immediate ban on public prayers in the streets of Paris, branding it against the principle of secularism. Every Friday the Muslim population causes traffic disruptions by blocking the roads as they pray.

In the Media by Katerina Nikolas - 2 comments

David Lynch launches members-only nightclub in Paris

Artistic jack-of-all-trades David Lynch has expanded his area of interests to nightclub design and ownership. The club, named Silencio, opened on the 31st of August and is being hailed as a response of sorts to hot spots such as Warhol's Factory.

In the Media by Abigail Prendergast - 1 comment

Jacques Chirac says not fit to attend own corruption trial

The former French President Jacques Chirac will be absent at his corruption trial on Monday after saying he is unfit to be in court.

In the Media by Samuel Okocha

Jim Morrison remembered 40 years after death

Paris - Fans and former bandmates gathered at the Parisian grave of The Doors lead singer, Jim Morrison, to mark the 40th anniversary of the rock legend’s death.

In the Media by Melissa Hayes - 2 comments

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