Adam Sage is a journalist for The Times, focusing on national news in France. With a keen interest in politics, culture, and social issues, Adam covers a wide range of topics, from the latest political controversies to cultural phenomena. His articles provide insightful analysis and reporting on the current events shaping France.
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Talks with the Republicans and Socialists may hold the key to ending France’s political deadlock after Michel Barnier’s government collapsed last week
Three chefs are helping a French company create a product that aficionados cannot distinguish from the real thing
Videos of tiny Obi-Wan’s antics in the French Alps working with his shepherdess owner have endeared him to the nation
French authorities say a 22-year-old has turned himself in after the deaths of a businessman, two security guards and two migrants
I think I am well preserved. I have no wrinkles, says Angélique Angarni-Filopon after taking beauty pageant title
The trial that has gripped France has been adjourned, with the verdict for the 50 men accused of raping Gisèle Pelicot expected on Thursday
La Cinémathèque Française angers feminist groups objecting to a rape scene that the film’s teenage star said marked her entire life
By: Adam Sage, Avignon
Dominique Pelicot’s 50 co-defendants were all given less jail time than prosecutors demanded
The singer’s daughter has taken legal action against a business partner over the running of the house in Paris, which has been turned into a museum
François Bayrou runs the risk of repeating Michel Barnier’s mistakes as Socialists withdraw from coalition talks
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