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By Antony Paone VILLEJUIF, France (Reuters) - French police shot dead a man near Paris on Friday after he went on a rampage with a knife in a park, killing one person and wounding two more, prosecutors said. Religious documents including a copy of the Koran…

Image copyrightReutersImage caption The strike caused major disruption over the holiday period France's transport strike against pension reform has entered its 29th day, making it the longest rail workers' strike since May 1968. Industrial action against …

PARIS (Reuters) - A French chef who said he contemplated suicide after the prestigious Michelin guide removed one of his restaurant’s stars on Tuesday lost a legal attempt to force the guide’s inspectors to justify their decision, a lawyer for Michelin said. …

Ever since, Mr. Ghosn has lived the Lebanese dream. If the Lebanese are not, as the billboards had it, all Carlos Ghosn, there were many who may have wanted to be. Generations of Lebanese have left the country, fleeing civil war, instability and an economy …

Mr. Ghosn, 65, was once the epitome of the world-straddling corporate executive. He ran a global car empire as the architect and chief of the Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi automaking alliance. By slashing costs and creating efficiencies, Renault of France and Nis…

PARIS (Reuters) - French junior economy minister Agnes Pannier-Runacher said on Tuesday that she was “very surprised” by news that Carlos Ghosn had left Japan and flown to Lebanon, adding she had heard of it via the media. Pannier-Runacher also told France …

If we dont get it, shut it down is a staple call-and-response of worker protests for good reason. Even without a clear antecedent, the meaning is obvious to bosses: these are out demands. Meet them, or you may find the usual means of extracting profit difficu…

High tech video billboards are multiplying in city spaces across the world, woven into the fabric of everyday life, from ribbon videos down escalators on the London underground, to French metro corridors, New York taxis, bus-shelters, newspaper kiosks, and --…

Ballerinas with the Paris Opera performed outdoors on Tuesday in an act of protest against French President Emmanuel Macron’s planned pension reform.  The dancers, who joined nationwide strikes that have been ongoing since early this month, performed part of…

(PARIS) — France’s defense ministry announced Monday it had carried out its first armed drone strike, killing seven Islamic extremists in central Mali over the weekend. France joins a tiny group of countries that use armed drones, including the United States…