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French street artist Shuck One is honoring Black figures who shaped France’s recent history on the mainland and overseas in an art installation

The UK and France has banded together to propose 30,000 European troops stationed in Ukraine

Fewer more pathetic sights have there been than Paris on Monday night. The leaders of Europe’s eight once-great military powers, scrabbling together to meet and look relevant in a world that has left them behind. And what came of it? Only more empty words and disagreement.

President Emmanuel Macron will gather the leaders of his country's political parties on Thursday in Paris to discuss the issues in Ukraine and possible increases in defence spending.

Real Madrid swept Manchester City aside to qualify for the Champions League last 16 on Wednesday, while Paris Saint-Germain rubber-stamped their spot in the next round by thrashing French rivals Brest.

The move comes after a disappointing performance by the U.S. team at the Paris Olympics, with an eye towards Los Angeles 2028.

EU envoys have agreed on a series of bans on Russian imports in a new sanctions package, as heads of states prepare to meet again in Paris to discuss the future of European security and of the war in Ukraine.

Lebanese leaders said Beirut was in contact with Washington and Paris to press Israel to fully withdraw from south Lebanon, branding its presence in five points an "occupation" following the expiry of a ceasefire deadline.

Inaugurated in Trondheim last week, PoMo leverages the architect's fantastical understanding of interior design to envision a dynamic future for the city's modern and contemporary art scene

In Paris and Munich, European leaders debated ideas aimed at reshaping Europe’s postwar dependence on the US

France's Culture Minister Rachida Dati became on Monday the first French official to make a formal visit to the Western Sahara, a sign of Paris's recognition of Moroccan sovereignty over the disputed territory. For Algeria, which defends claims for the territory's independence, the visit showed "contempt" for international law.