France

Desperate for cash to survive pandemic-induced losses, the cross-Channel rail service gets a shareholder-based bailout.

Paris is considering the next steps in creating a low-traffic center city zone.

No, it's not the start of a new round of Napoleonic Wars, and besides, Belgium has given back the occupied territory.

The small village Monet adopted as his home has seen many changes, but much of it looks as it must have when he was there

While Monet's gardens at Giverny have been restored to his vision, sometimes their popularity imposes itself on that vision

Two Dutch cities have started the wheel rolling for another shot at hosting the start of France's famous bike race.

The world's most-visited art museum is offering an invitation to view even more than you can see at the museum.

France continues its tradition of honoring Presidents at cultural institutions by adding the late Pres. Valery Giscard d'Estaing to the Musee d'Orsay.

With sales to restaurants down due to Covid lockdowns, an ancient abbey turns to the internet to move its excess cheese.

The long-distance swimmer son of Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo is planning to swim the length of the Seine this summer, nearly 500 miles.

Air France's new safety video takes an unusual tack: it's shot all over France instead of inside a plane.

The plan to add another terminal falls under the weight of local opposition, pandemic travel changes and environmental concerns