After China destroyed Europe’s solar-panel industry, the continent struggles with an onslaught against other green sectors.

SNCF and RATP have confirmed that they have entered exclusive negotiations with Latour Capital and Fimalac to sell a 58% ...

The last hundred days at Matignon of Jean Castex as Prime Minister and his collaborators In an unprecedented geopolitical context under the Fifth Republic with the Ukrainian conflict an immersion ...

Long the envy of other cities, Paris' creaking underground metro system has become a subject of daily frustration for users ...

with former French Prime Minister Jean Castex announcing the plans last year in Paris. However, financial difficulties saw France withdraw from the tournament on Monday, leaving the International ...

"If things go wrong [during the Olympics], France's image will be damaged," warned Jean Castex, former French prime minister and current head of RATP. The authorities are also concerned about the ...

The run-up to the Games, significant political pressure, coupled with the appointment of former prime minister Jean Castex as the head of Autonomous Parisian Transportation Authority (RATP ...

RATP CEO Jean Castex gave Pécresse a tour of this brand-new facility, with six elevated tracks for working on metro trains. It will operate from 6 am to 10 pm, seven days a week, in parallel with ...

“We’re running, it’s a marathon. But we’re on time,” Jean Castex, the head of the RATP and a former prime minister, insisted in late March. What is certain, however, is that the iconic ...

The vote count of the second round of the presidential election, at the town hall of Remire-Montjoly, Guiana, April 24, 2022. JODY AMIET / AFP It came not so much as a surprise as an electric ...

The Biden administration is denying that there was a secret internal plot to get rid of White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, a scheme first reported Thursday by the New York Post.

But the government of President Emmanuel Macron nixed that idea. “EDF wanted to close Photowatt," Jean Castex said in 2021 when he was the French prime minister. “We stopped them!" These days ...