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France wine holidays: The brilliance of Burgundy
How lovely it was to arrive in the slanting evening sunshine of Beaune, the unofficial capital of Burgundy's Cote-d'Or, a place as dignified and rewarding as the wines it purveys to a grateful world.
7 hrs ago | Scoop
French Aid In Fiji Floods Shows Way To Pacific Neighbours
The presence of a French military aircraft over western Fiji surveying the damage from the recent widespread flooding has again highlighted the close ties between France and the government of the Fijian dictator, Voreqe Bainimarama.
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Rebranding Sarkozy: Too sullied a sell for 2012?
Mitt Romney's next chance to try to persuade conservatives he's one of them comes today at the Conservative Political Action Conference, or CPAC.
16 hrs ago | Clover Herald
France's far-right leader attempts image change
Marine Le Pen has purged the old guard from her father's extreme-right National Front party and is reaching out to Jews, maligned under his leadership, in her bid to be the next president of France.
18 hrs ago | NEWS.com.au
Five things to do when in Paris
People line up outside Berthillion on Saint-Louis en I'lle in Paris to buy ice-cream. Picture: Brian Crisp.
Great Getaways: Sorrento, Ski France, California and Mauritius
Citalia has a week-long break just outside this pretty Italian town for A 395 per person.
Pompey meets Le Havre in French TV crime hit
Graham Hurley has sold more than half a million books and been translated into nine languages.
Chasing Cliches in the City of Light
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Josh Hutcherson Touches Down In Paris, France February 10, 2012
Above is a photo of " The Hunger Games " actor Josh Hutcherson landing in Paris, France at the Roissy Airport on February 10, 2012.
Break-in at election HQ of former French premier
Single Sign-On: You can use Facebook account to log in to LasVegasSun.com. Police say a break-in has taken place at the presidential election campaign headquarters of French former prime minister Dominique de Villepin.
Michelin may build new factory in South Carolina
Michelin, the tire manufacturer based in Clermont-Ferrand in the Auvergne region of France may build a new plant in Anderson County, South Carolina, a location in which the company already employs around 700 employees.
Michelin & Cie., the world's second-largest tiremaker, raised its earnings target for 2015, saying that new plants in Brazil and China will add to profit starting this year.
Fine new French Brie made for American market
Many brands and types of Brie jostle for space at American cheese counters, but a discriminating French shopper would probably disdain most of them.
As Valentine's Day approaches, we explore all of Paris' glittering allure. "During a visit to Paris for work, I took this image from the Louvre courtyard at sunset just before a storm moved in from the east," iReporter Frank Childress said.
Le Relais de Venise L'Entrecote: French restaurant with no...
Manchester is about to get its most unusual dining venue to date - a legendary French restaurant where there is NO menu, because they only serve one dish! Le Relais de Venise L'Entrecote, which started life as a Parisian bistro 52 years ago, is famed for serving guests only one dining option - a salad for starter and then main course of steak and ... (more)
Indulge the little darlings? Merci, but non, say French parents willing to draw a line
Sonia Zimmerman takes a continental approach to raising her daughter Sarah ? and that involves teaching baby the value of waiting.
Michelin reports strong 2011 profit
Tire maker Michelin says earnings rose 39 percent last year as a strong first half helped offset a slowdown in the last half of the year that caused sales growth to miss the company's targets.
Former Ottawa lawyer resurfaces running language school in France
An Ottawa lawyer who left town suddenly last year leaving behind a pile of debt and unpaid bills has resurfaced in France with a new name and new profession.
Something old can sometimes be something new
This Renaissance Revival cabinet, made in the mid-19th century, couldn't be made today because of rules about endangered species.
French Crepes with Apples, Caramel, and Salted Butter
This recipe comes to us courtesy of Jean-Marie Rolland, head chef and owner of the Ti Lichous restaurant in Nantes in Brittany, France.
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