As the radioactive cloud from the Japanese nuclear disaster hits Europe, RFI examines just how much of a threat it poses to France and whether the population needs to be worried.
In this edition of Rendezvous, RFI's Philip Turle takes a look at how France is trying to protect its nationals in North Africa against the threat of kidnappings and examines why France has become ...
A look back on a week in which the French media was dominated by the crisis in Tunisia, and where French Foreign Minister Michèle Alliot-Marie came under fire both for comments on Tunisia, ...
The daughter of France's far-right leader, Jean-Marie Le Pen, took over the leadership of the Front National this weekend. How will the party evolve under her leadership and what legacy has ...
Paris's established luxury hotels are locked in discreet combat to stave off opposition from four new high-class establishments due to open their doors in the French capital between now and 2012.
In this edition of Rendezvous, RFI's Philip Turle reports on a new initiative to help children in schools in underpriviledged areas gain access to higher education.
In this edition of Focus on France, RFI's Philip Turle takes a look at where the protest movement in France against the pension reform bill stands after eight days of industrial action and the ...
We look at the future of the protest movement against the pension reform now that the bill has been adopted by the National Assembly and is expected to be signed into law by President Sarkozy next ...
