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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Heritage chiefs have rejected the French president’s plan to replace treasures at the cathedral
The region’s finest châteaux are struggling to sell their wines after being caught up in a global disaffection for reds
A Cambridge professor criticises the choice the Toyota Mirai to ferry athletes at the Paris Games, arguing that hydrogen vehicles environmentally friendly
The threat of a punitive levy on those earning more than €411,000 a year in France is causing consternation among the wealthy
Long dismissed by France’s literary establishment, the novelist is finally getting his dues with the cinematic hit of the summer
The rise in naturism is partly a reaction to Covid lockdowns, but also a way for people to express freedom and show off their green credentials
Design could save glass and money — if houses in the French region are allowed to use it
Antoine Dupont helped calm national nerves and preserve dreams of early Olympic gold as 26-14 win over Argentina sets up revenge mission against South Africa
By: David Brown, Adam Sage
A flotilla of boats will carry athletes along the River Seine in Paris for an ambitious four-mile parade, amid concerns about its technical complexity
The French government said it had anticipated threats including from Islamist terrorists, Russia and Iran before the Olympics — but ultra-left radicals may be to blame
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