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How Paris is Actually Walking the Climate-Change Walk
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
June 14, 2018
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
June 11, 2018
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
February 13, 2018
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
December 11, 2017
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
July 27, 2017
Paris Match
Magazine Forbidden From Re-Publishing Nice Attack Photos
A victims' group accused the magazine of insensitivity
By Kate Samuelson
July 14, 2017
Man Tries to Drive Car Into Crowd Outside of French Mosque, Police Say
He failed and no one was injured
By Julia Zorthian
June 29, 2017
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
May 30, 2017
Paris Bans 'Sexist and Discriminatory' Ads
Following outcry over ‘degrading’ Saint Laurent ads
By Samantha Cooney
March 30, 2017
French Soldiers Halt Attempted Attack at the Louvre
The man was armed with a knife, media reports say
By Kate Samuelson
February 3, 2017
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
February 2, 2017
The Eiffel Tower Will Go Dark to Honor Aleppo
The iconic Paris landmark will turn off the lights
By Suyin Haynes
December 14, 2016
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
December 7, 2016
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
September 8, 2016
Should News Outlets Show Photographs of Terrorists?
"Looking at their faces, or knowing their names, in no way is an affirmation of their lives or their deeds, but only an acknowledgment of what unfortunately exists."
By Fred Ritchin
August 5, 2016
Restaurant That Lets You Eat While Naked Is Coming to Paris This September
The concept will remain the same, with the restaurant still offering a mixture of vegan and non-vegan dishes
By Kate Samuelson
August 3, 2016
Paris Knife Attacker Was Inspired By ISIS
A man who killed a French police commander and his partner at their home in the Paris suburb of of Magnanville has been identified by officials as French national Larossi Abballa. The 25-year-old, who swore...
By Tara John
June 14, 2016
World Mourns Victims of the Orlando Shooting
Vigils and memorials are being held across the globe
By Nash Jenkins
June 13, 2016
Louvre to Close Temporarily Amid Flooding
The Seine has burst some of its banks due to heavy rainfall
By Julia Zorthian
June 2, 2016
Paris Is Getting a Camp for Homeless Migrants
Hundreds of migrants in Paris are homeless
By Tara John
May 31, 2016
Signal From EgyptAir Flight 804 Detected
The signal will reportedly narrow the flight's search radius to about 3 miles
By Rishi Iyengar
May 26, 2016
Eagles of Death Metal Dropped From French Music Festivals After Anti-Muslim Comments
The band was dropped after comments from lead singer Justin Huges about the Paris attacks
By Daniel White
May 20, 2016
Hunt for EgyptAir Clues
The aircraft was carrying 66 people
By Justin Worland and Simon Lewis
May 18, 2016
How the Paris Attacks Changed Us
'Europe is no longer a place for frontline journalists simply to rest up before flying off to the next hotspot'
By Vivienne Walt
May 2, 2016
Panama Papers Law Firm Raided
The raid comes on the eve of an inquiry by tax officials from 28 countries into the massive data leak
By Rishi Iyengar
April 13, 2016
New French Law Penalizes Paying for Sex
France in now the fifth European country to criminalize the clients of prostitutes
By Mark Rivett-Carnac
April 6, 2016
Massive Protests Across France Decry Possible Labor Reforms
The Socialist government has suggested lengthening the country's workweek
By Nash Jenkins
April 1, 2016
When Lawyers Choose to Defend the World's Worst Terrorists
Sven Mary, attorney for the suspected Paris attacker, is known as the "villain's lawyer." He's not alone.
By Josh Sanburn
March 31, 2016
Eiffel Tower Lights Up in Belgian Flag Colors
The World Trade Center will be lit up in Belgian colors as well
By Victor Luckerson
March 22, 2016
Eiffel Tower Will Light Up in Colors of Belgian Flag After Brussels Attacks
The town hall of Brussels lit up with the colors of the French national flag in November following the Paris attacks
By Ashley Ross
March 22, 2016
Brussels on High Alert
One suspect armed with a assault rifle has been killed
March 15, 2016
Metallica to Release Album for Victims of Paris Attacks
The legendary heavy metal band plans to release the album on April 16 for Record Store Day
By Mark Rivett-Carnac
February 25, 2016
Organizers Pull the Plug on Paris Photo in Los Angeles
"I’ve never spent so much time at a fair as I did at Photo LA."
By Rachel Lowry
February 19, 2016
How France Has Changed Since the Charlie Hebdo Attack
January 7th marks the first anniversary of the attack
By Anne Most and Joyce Lee
January 6, 2016
This Is Now the World's Most Expensive Home
It’s located just outside of Paris
By Michal Addady / Fortune
December 16, 2015
Obama Trumpets Paris Climate Deal: 'We Met The Moment'
The United States declares victory
By Zeke J Miller
December 12, 2015
Hurdles Remain as Clock Ticks at Paris Climate Talks
Less than 24 hours remain before talks are scheduled to end in Paris
By Justin Worland / Paris
December 10, 2015
These Are the 5 Facts You Need to Know About the Paris Climate Summit
Climate change is being overshadowed by more immediate threats like terrorism, but a UN summit could finally make a difference
By Ian Bremmer
December 4, 2015
After Paris, Life For Refugees in France Has Gotten Even Harder
It had been one of the warmest Novembers on record, and for a while, the estimated 6,000 migrants and refugees in the French port city of Calais almost counted themselves lucky. That luck didn’t last:...
By Naina Bajekal/Calais
December 3, 2015
India Says It Will Cut Back on Coal if Paris Deal Pays for More Renewable-Energy Sources
The South Asian nation is set to become the world's largest importer of coal by 2020
By Rishi Iyengar
December 3, 2015
Bataclan Concert Hall Could Re-Open by End of 2016
"It’s vital that the doors reopen.”
By Tara John
December 2, 2015
Paris Talks Fall Short on Climate
But shift to clean energy is clear
By Nick Cunningham / Oilprice.com
December 1, 2015
Lack Of Smog Warnings for India's Choking Capital
The Indian capital has no formal mechanism for issuing such alerts
By Rishi Iyengar
December 1, 2015
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