The outage has left thousands of passengers stuck on both sides of the Channel and has become one of the most serious disruptions to cross-Channel rail travel in recent months.
French police arrested a suspect who stabbed three women on Paris’s Line 3 metro. The attacks, occurring at central stations during festive season, prompted reinforced security and emergency response.
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Two Belgian TikTokers bypassed Louvre security using a collapsible Lego frame and secretly hung their own artwork inside the Mona Lisa gallery, reigniting concerns over repeated breaches at the Paris museum.
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The concert, which featured a programme of Beethoven and Tchaikovsky, had already been criticised by a French union for the performing arts, and pro-Palestinian activists had called for a boycott.
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French police arrested two suspects in the daring €88 million Louvre heist, recovering clues through DNA evidence as investigators race to retrieve France’s stolen crown jewels and restore national pride.
“They made major mistakes,” Larry Lawton, said, adding that at least one robber is likely a local with inside knowledge of the museum.
Thieves wielding power tools took less than eight minutes to make off with the loot shortly after the world's most-visited museum opened on Sunday morning.
France is reeling after a daylight theft at the Louvre left eight royal jewels missing and exposed major security lapses at the world’s most famous museum.
The 73-year-old has been homeless, experienced extreme poverty and had even been attacked -- but despite the hardships, he said he has never given up. 'Emmanuel Macron is going to put a bit of antiseptic on my wounds,' he said.
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, accompanied by daughter Aaradhya, captivated Paris ahead of Fashion Week. Their elegant style and heartfelt fan interactions highlighted the timeless charm and warmth that continue to define the Bachchan family’s global presence.
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Four people died in Spain, two in France and two in Italy as an early summer heatwave continued to grip much of Europe on Wednesday, triggering health alerts and forest fires and forcing the closure of a nuclear reactor at a Swiss power plant. Spanish officials said a wildfire in Catalonia had killed two people a day earlier, and authorities reported heatwave-linked deaths also in Extremadura and Cordoba. France's energy minister reported two deaths linked to the heat, with 300 others taken to hospital. Italy issued red alerts for 18 cities, while in Germany temperatures were forecast to peak at 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) in some areas, making it the hottest day of the year. Two men over the age of 60 died in separate incidents on the beach in Sardinia from the heat, ANSA news agency reported. Weather forecaster Meteo France said red alerts remained for several areas of central France. watch out to know more.
Meanwhile, India has sought consultations with the United States (US) at the World Trade Organisation (WTO) on tariff increase of 25 per cent on imports of passenger vehicles (PVs) and light trucks, and on certain automobile parts.
Youssef El Gatou brought together 20 chefs to make the 1.2 tonne masterpiece that took a week to complete and was set out on tables in an ice rink.
Parisians has voted on a proposal to transform 500 streets into green pedestrian zones, testing public support for ambitious climate reforms that could disrupt daily life.