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How Paris is Actually Walking the Climate-Change Walk

By TIME Staff

How Green Is Your City? In Paris, the Answer Is Not Enough

By Precious Adesina

Not Everyone Is Thrilled About Paris’s New Eco-Friendly Open-Air Urinals

By Melissa Locker

Iconic Parisian Bistros Are Under Threat. Can They Be Saved?

By Ciara Nugent/Paris
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This Play Puts the Fight Against Extremism Onstage

"Culture is the only weapon," says Belgian playwright Ismael Saidi, author of "Jihad"

By Vivienne Walt/Paris

Andre Agassi's Next Chapter

Speaking to TIME at the French Open, the tennis legend says his sporting accomplishments don't compare with what he’s done since.

By Naina Bajekal/Paris

All the Buildings in Paris Offers an Illustrated Tour of the City of Love

'If I’d just taken a photo I wouldn’t have seen the little details'

By James Gulliver Hancock

50 World Leaders Will Discuss Climate Change in Paris. Trump Wasn't Invited

Foreign policy experts on both sides of the aisle predicted that President Trump’s decision to take the U.S. out of the world’s most significant agreement to fight climate change would leave the U.S. isolated on...

By Justin Worland

Notre Dame Cathedral Is Crumbling. Who Will Help Save It?

On an average summer day in Paris, about 50,000 tourists pass through Notre Dame cathedral, one of the finest buildings of the medieval era still standing. Visitors from dozens of countries gaze up at the...

By Vivienne Walt / Paris

Paris Match Magazine Forbidden From Re-Publishing Nice Attack Photos

A victims' group accused the magazine of insensitivity

By Kate Samuelson

Man Tries to Drive Car Into Crowd Outside of French Mosque, Police Say

He failed and no one was injured

By Julia Zorthian

Paris Mayor Backtracks After Calling for Black Feminist Festival to Be Banned

Mayor Anne Hidalgo had described Paris' Nyansapo Festival as discriminatory

By Kate Samuelson

Paris Bans 'Sexist and Discriminatory' Ads

Following outcry over ‘degrading’ Saint Laurent ads

By Samantha Cooney

French Soldiers Halt Attempted Attack at the Louvre

The man was armed with a knife, media reports say

By Kate Samuelson

The World’s Failure on Refugees Is Apparent on the Streets of Paris

Even with an oversize baseball cap low on his head, the teenage boy’s grueling trek from his country of Eritrea to the French capital can be seen in his bloodshot eyes. “I left my home...

By Vivienne Walt/Paris

The Eiffel Tower Will Go Dark to Honor Aleppo

The iconic Paris landmark will turn off the lights

By Suyin Haynes

Paris Will Sell Some of Those Famous 'Love Locks' to Raise Money for Refugees

The sale of the locks could raise as much as $107,000

By Suyin Haynes

Meet the Debutante Girls of Lebanon's High Society

"This ball is their way of carrying on, no matter what is going on in their country"

By Rachel Lowry

French Policeman Stabbed Arresting Terrorism Suspects

According to France's Interior Minister, the suspects "had been radicalized" and were "preparing an imminent, violent act"

By TIME Staff

Seeing Paris From a Different Vantage Point

"I was obsessed by what Parisians were doing on the river banks."

By Caterina Clerici
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