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Dec 23

Flight from India freed to leave France after being held for days amid human trafficking probe

By Angela Charlton, Elise Morton, Associated Press

A charter plane sequestered while carrying 303 Indians to Nicaragua was authorized Sunday to leave the French airport where it has been grounded for four days for a human trafficking investigation. A lawyer for the airline said the plane would take…

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Dec 18

France urges Lebanese leaders to work on easing tensions along the border with Israel

By Bassem Mroue, Associated Press

Earlier Monday, Lebanon’s state news agency said an Israeli drone fired a missile at a building close to where the funeral of a Hezbollah fighter was being held in a southern border village, without inflicting any casualties.

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Dec 04

France’s parliament considers a ban on single-use, disposable e-cigarettes

By Associated Press

The legislation aims to protect the health of youths and mitigate the environmental impacts of the increasingly popular disposable products known as "puffs."…

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Dec 03

French police arrest man who killed German tourist in Paris, official says

By Elaine Ganley, Associated Press

Police arrested a man who targeted passersby in Paris on Saturday night, killing a German tourist with a knife and injuring two others, France's interior minister said.

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Nov 29

Court clears France’s justice minister of conflict of interest following an unprecedented trial

By Sylvie Corbet, Associated Press

Once a high-profile lawyer, Eric Dupond-Moretti was accused of abusing his position to order probes targeting magistrates who investigated him, his friends and his former clients.

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Nov 28

France to ban smoking on beaches as it seeks to avoid 75,000 tobacco-related deaths per year

By Associated Press

The measures are part of a national anti-tobacco plan presented by the health minister, who says tobacco products cause 75,000 avoidable deaths a year in France.

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Nov 15

France issues arrest warrants for Syrian President Assad, 3 generals alleging involvement in war crimes

By Barbara Surk, Angela Charlton, Associated Press

Lawyers for victims say French judicial authorities have issued international arrest warrants for Syrian President Bashar Assad, his brother Maher, and two army generals for their alleged involvement in war crimes and crimes against humanity.

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Nov 13

Combat training programs held by allies for Ukrainian soldiers hit major milestones

By John Leicester, Associated Press

Foreign training is improving Ukraine's odds of victory and helping it hold out against the Russian invasion grinding into a second winter. The training also makes concrete allies’ promises to stick with Ukraine for the long haul.

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Nov 12

Demonstrators, politicians march in Paris against rise in antisemitism amid Israel-Hamas war

By Sylvie Corbet, Barbara Surk, Associated Press

More than 100,000 people marched in Paris on Sunday to protest against rising antisemitism in the wake of Israel’s ongoing war against Hamas in Gaza. Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne, representatives of several parties on the left as well as far-right…

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Nov 10

France blames Russia for an online effort to whip up controversy over Stars of David graffiti

By Associated Press

The stenciling last month of 250 blue stars on walls in Paris and its suburbs fed alarm about surging antisemitism in France during the latest Israel-Hamas war.

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