Colin Randall

The Bank of France estimates losses to the economy at €4.4 billion, figure some analysts fear could more than double

If a disgruntled population no longer settle for the right to vote out governments or presidents who displease them, western notions of democracy are in danger of unravelling

French government considers new state of emergency after worst outbreak of violence for years

Reported plans to provide state funding for places of worship mark a radical and contentious departure from secular republican principles

Senior Catholic figure says mainly 15-year-olds to 30-year-olds rejecting French values

While there are signs of hope in this commune west of Paris, a radical preacher’s influence lingers

UN General Assembly 2018: The French president was overwhelmingly voted into office, but he has failed to deliver a common touch

Report calls on French leader to back levy on halal products, pilgrimages and donations

Despite successful war crimes convictions, the court has been accused of overreach and colonial bias

For Sinatra it was New York. But the city that inspired Jain to sing is Abu Dhabi. The French pop sensation tells us about her memories of life in the Emirates

The French interior minister is set to be questioned over handling of presidential security head’s reported rough conduct at a recent demonstration

Diversity of origins in France's team reflects a multiculturalism still not widely accepted

France’s Rassemblement National needs to find 250,000 euro to pay obligations next month after government impounded 2 million euro in state funds

France's World Cup squad is evidence of the different roots and skin colours that make up the country's sometimes fractured society

Henda Ayari says Oxford professor's supporters may learn to regret their actions