Today marks the 65th anniversary of the Ardenne conflict during World War II, the Battle of the Bulge.

A Belgian man returned home to find his wife and two daughters had committed suicide.

Paris Saint-Germain's defensive frailties were exposed once again on Sunday as they fell to a heavy 3-1 defeat at Sochaux.

France's opposition Socialists on Sunday launched their battle for the 2012 presidential election with an attack on President Nicolas Sarkozy's controversial crime crackdown.

Top politicians attacked a senior official from Germany's central bank on Sunday after comments about Jews, the latest in a string of controversial remarks that have provoked a storm in the country.

Michel Montignac, author of worldwide best-sellers on weight loss in the 1980s and 1990s, has died aged 66, French officials said on Thursday.

France may not be a big hit in President Omar al-Bashir's Sudan, but a French firm is in pole position to scoop what industry sources say is the "underexplored" gold resources of Africa's largest country.

French retail giant Carrefour plans to sell its business in Malaysia, a minister said, amid speculation the firm will also offload its Singapore and Thai stores and exit Southeast Asia altogether.

Air France may reopen its route from Paris to Tripoli more than two decades after suspending it due to a 1989 attack on an airliner that killed 170 people.

French giants EDF and GDF Suez have made the shortlist to buy a 51-percent stake in the state-controlled power firm that ranks third on Poland's market.