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Pictures of the Day: Brazil and Elsewhere
Photos from Brazil, Somalia, Afghanistan and France.
And the Weatherman Says There's More to Come
Europe has been enduring another year of unseasonable weather, and climate scientists warn that the pattern of extended winters and wet summers could last for years. Is it a natural phenomenon or does man-made climate change play a part?
Soccer Stars Are at Center of Paris Prostitution Case
The French public and news media were closely following the case against Franck Ribéry and Karim Benzema, who are accused of paying an under-age girl for sex.
Muslim Woman Suffers Miscarriage After Attack in France
Two men tried to remove the woman’s head scarf and later cut off her hair while repeatedly shouting anti-Islamic taunts, her lawyer said.
More Google Maps for Bikes
Google Maps has expanded its bike route directions to seven additional countries in Europe, including France, Germany, and Poland.
Visiting the Source | A Rare Look Inside the Atelier of Louis Vuitton
Here’s an exclusive peek inside the legendary brand’s workshops on the outskirts of Paris, where skilled artisans have crafted those famous trunks and bags for more than 150 years.
Chief Executive Linked to I.M.F. Official Faces Inquiry
Stéphane Richard, the chief executive of France Télécom, is being investigated on suspicion of organized fraud, according to the Paris prosecutor’s office.
France Resists U.S. Trade Talks Over TV and Film Concerns
In preparation for loosening trade barriers between Europe and the United States, France fears Netflix and other American companies are a threat to its entertainment industry.
Role of France Télécom Chief in Tapie Affair to Be Investigated
Prosecutors said Stéphane Richard would be formally investigated for his role in a case that has already swept up the head of the International Monetary Fund.
French Air Controller Strike Disrupts Other Countries
The French civil aviation authority said that it expected 1,800 flights, roughly half of all scheduled, to be canceled Wednesday, but foresaw a return to normal by Thursday.
French Prosecutors Seek to Drop Charges Against Strauss-Kahn
The prosecutors cited insufficient evidence to keep Dominique Strauss-Kahn, charged with involvement in a prostitution ring, under formal investigation.
France: Prosecutors Ask to Drop Case Against Strauss-Kahn Over Prostitutes
Prosecutors are seeking to drop charges against Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the former managing director of the International Monetary Fund, in connection with a prostitution ring.

