France and Germany will seek to move on from the collapse of a tortured joint fighter jet project and bolster other joint defence plans – including nuclear deterrence – at a joint government meeting on Friday.
A total of 326,000 tickets are set to be sold or given away for the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics on the river Seine, France's Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin has said, giving the exact number for the first time.
A major security operation will be in place in Paris over the weekend along the route of a planned demonstration against anti-Semitism - which has already sparked a deep political divide.
The man who killed a schoolteacher in northern France last week has been charged with terror offences and had sworn allegiance to the Islamic State extremist group in an audio recording before his attack, a prosecutor has revealed.
French authorities plan to use an AI-assisted crowd control system to monitor people during the 2024 Paris Olympics, according to a draft law seen by AFP on Thursday.
France's highest administrative court on Monday approved the government's banning of a far-right group, Génération Identitaire, which on several occasions had tried to stop migrants entering the country.
A slate of detentions carried out on December 12 during a Paris protest by tens of thousands of people against France's controversial security bill were "arbitrary", Amnesty International France said on Monday.
Protesters will be taking to the streets in cities across France on Saturday in yet another nationwide rallying cry against the French government's proposed security law.
President Emmanuel Macron promised swift action to improve life in the poverty-ridden French suburbs that in recent years have proved vulnerable to radical Islamist influences. So what exactly is the French government going to do?
President Emmanuel Macron has said there is "urgent" need to reform the French police following multiple allegations of brutality and complaints from officers about growing hostility from the public.
A group of independent United Nations experts on Thursday urged France to revise its controversial proposed security law, branding it "incompatible" with international human rights legislation.
French MPs will completely rewrite the contentious Article 24 of the security bill that restricts the publication of images of police, which caused thousands to take to the streets in protest across France this weekend.
French Prime Minister Jean Castex said on Thursday that the government would review the wording of a controversial draft law that would place restrictions on citizens filming the police and publishing the images.
French Prime Minister Jean Castex has declared that he will ask the courts to examine the constitutionality of a controversial security bill, which could criminalise publishing images of police.
France's interior minister has demanded an explanation from police after "shocking" video images showed officers using tear gas and force against protesters as they cleared a makeshift migrant camp in central Paris on Monday night.
The French government is putting forward an amendment to its controversial law proposing banning publication of images of police officers, which many feared would curtail the freedom of the press.
As French MPs begin to debate a controversial bill that would restrict the right to publish images of police, we look at some of France's most infamous police violence cases where video played a key role.
French MPs were set on Tuesday to debate the controversial security bill that, if passed, would ban all footage identifying police officers that is ‘disseminated to harm’. Here's what is being proposed.
A French border policeman will stand trial for transferring hundreds of highly confidential documents on wanted people to Moroccan secret services in exchange for luxurious holidays abroad, judicial sources told AFP.
Dozens of people were treated in hospital for minor injuries overnight after false rumours of a shooting unleashed panic on the main promenade of the French Riviera town of Cannes, officials and rescuers said on Tuesday.
The heads of key British, French and German spy agencies warned on Friday that intelligence sharing and cooperation must continue even after Britain quits the European Union.
