The Latest Breaking News from Paris

The reigning champions are red-hot favourites to win Saturday’s Paris semi-final.

The capital city of France hosts the Games for the third time ever and the first time in a century

French photographer Robert Doisneau is celebrated for his portrayal of Parisian street scenes and pioneering photojournalism. A new exhibition looks at his lesser-known career forging documents in Nazi-occupied Paris, his photographs of wartime France, and his series on the underground printers who played such a vital role in the French…

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Los Pumas’ return to Paris has been delayed by a day because their hotel is not ready and Julián Montoya said: ‘It will be a short week to prepare’

The Paris-based British playwright, back in the UK with The Confessions, inspired by conversations with his mother, talks about the secrets she revealed

Lakers guard Austin Reaves sounds like he would love to help Team USA win the gold medal in next summer's Olympics in Paris.

Israel's strikes on the Gaza Strip have led to an "unprecedented human catastrophe" in the Palestinian territory, the United Nations agency supporting Palestinian refugees (UNRWA) said Sunday. UNRWA’s comments came as Gaza residents continued to evacuate to the south ahead of an expected Israeli ground offensive.

Pumas chief believes the tournament is “made for the teams in Paris” after being denied an early trip to the capital to prepare for New Zealand semi-final