Bernard Arnault, CEO of luxury conglomerate LVMH and France’s richest person, has been ordered by the Paris Administrative Court of Appeal to pay nearly €22.5 million in back taxes. The ruling requires Arnault and his wife to pay €12.96 million in additional tax assessments related to 2010, Continue Reading
A Paris Court of Appeal on Thursday rejected the French government’s attempt to suspend Chinese online platform Shein’s marketplace, upholding an earlier ruling delivered in December. The initial decision had dismissed the request to block the platform in France for three months, stating that such a move would be “disproportionate.” The government had subsequently appealed Continue Reading
The strike, organised against French President Emanuel Macron’s plan to unify various pension plans into a single universal plan, has almost completely paralysed the French city of Paris. The strike has disrupted the transport facilities in the city. Most metro train services have been either cancelled or partially affected. Those, which have not been affected, […]Continue Reading
Richard Ferrand, the close ally of French President Emmanuel Macron, is under investigation at this moment in connection with a financial misconduct case. Mr Ferrand is an important figure in the French politics. He is the closest ally of the French President; he even played an important role during the latest French President Election which […]Continue Reading
The Latin American country of Brazil has warned the rest of the world not to interfere in the issue of Amazon burning. Several western countries, including France, recently expressed their concerns about the issue. Earlier, the Brazilian far-rightist government spoke in favour of the exploitation of the Amazon resources. He opined that the Amazon resources […]Continue Reading
France has convinced as many as eight European Union countries to agree to its migrant plan it developed with the support of Germany. The breakthrough has occurred after the EU countries’ meeting in Paris, in which many EU countries have participated accepting the invitation of France and Germany. Apart from the eight countries, other six […]Continue Reading
Sandra Muller, who launched the MeToo version of France, has been taken to a court by Eric Brion, the man against whom she levelled a serious harassment allegation. The man wants the women to compensate for the damages that the allegation has made to his career and life. Earlier, the man admitted the crime and […]Continue Reading
A 102-year-old woman has allegedly strangled to death a 92-year-old in a care home in France. The woman has been taken to a psychiatric care home. It remains unclear why the old woman has gone this far. The incident has come to light when the woman herself has confessed to her carer panicky that she […]Continue Reading
In France, as many as 447 people have been punished with a new harassment law, aimed to contain the issue of sexual harassment in streets. A government representative has informed the parliament that the law was very effective and its effectiveness was what the numbers showed. A shocking study report publicised by a Paris-based think […]Continue Reading
A proposal have been moved in the United Nations Security Council by the United States, United Kingdom and France (three of the five veto-holding members) against Jaish-e-Mohammed leader Masood Azhar, with the support of whom a deadly suicide attack was carried out in the Indian soil against its Central Reserve Police Force. The proposal has […]Continue Reading



















