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The leaders of six countries, including France, have moved to recognise Palestinian statehood at a high-level summit ahead of the annual United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) meeting in New York.

When Emilia D’Albero heard her name called, she started crying. She had just become the first ever American to win the Mondial du Fromage, a biennial event held in France and known in English as the ...

A visitor passes an FCAS aircraft mockup at the Dassault Aviation stand at the Paris Air Show in June 2025. (Sebastian Sprenger/staff) PARIS — France said it’s fully committed to reaching a “mutually ...

As world leaders meet at the UN, France has become the latest nation to recognize Palestinian statehood. France and Saudi Arabia are leading the push to revive the two-state solution. UN ...

French President Emmanuel Macron on Sunday defended his country’s decision to recognize the state of Palestine amid the ongoing war between Hamas and Israel. In an interview with CBS’ “Face the Nation ...

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England managed to come away with a win that has landed them in the final of the Women’s Rugby World Cup, despite a lack-lustre first 50 minutes. It was a far from perfect 80 minutes for England - in ...

A nervy Red Roses Women's Rugby World Cup semi-final performance eventually saw England kick on to defeat France 35-17 at Ashton Gate and secure their place in a home final. Huge tournament favourites ...

England take on regular rivals France with a place in the Women’s Rugby World Cup final on the line. The Red Roses bettered their own record unbeaten run with a 31st consecutive victory as they ...

England overcame their toughest test of the tournament so far to book their place in the Women’s Rugby World Cup final with a 35-17 win over France. Let us know if you agree with our player-by-player ...