Lisa Bryant

Thousands take to streets to protest reforms, even as analysts say movement is losing steam 

Is Macron’s government on its way to winning a major standoff with the unions?   

European foreign ministers also discuss Sahel violence in Brussels

The private donation of more than two dozen royal scepters comes as the country still awaits the French government's restitution of colonial artifacts

Former Pope Benedict has asked his name be removed from the book, which appears to undermine his successor Pope Francis; in Paris, the furor and the book aren't getting much attention

The trillion-dollar plan could make Europe the first carbon-neutral continent by 2050

A once-powerful sports figure, Senegal’s Lamine Diack, is charged with corruption and money laundering

While Tunisia confronts high unemployment and a struggling economy, But in the capital, some ancient trades struggle for manpower

Foreign ministers issue calls to de-escalate following emergency meeting in Brussels

Unions and government deadlocked over pension reforms as record-breaking strike continues