David Chazan is a journalist who focuses on national news in France. He writes for The Times and covers a range of topics including politics, crime, culture, and social issues. With a keen eye for detail and a dedication to uncovering the truth, David provides insightful and informative articles on the events and issues shaping the country.
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Kamel Daoud, who was awarded the Prix Goncourt for his book Houris, is being sued by a survivor of the Algerian civil war
The National Rally leader has threatened to back a motion of no confidence against the government if the prime minister does not negotiate a budget deal with her party
At home the French president watches his fragile coalition government crumble, but the rise of the Paris cathedral from the ashes could restore some prestige
Parties of left and right are expected to unite to bring down minority government over austerity budget in blow to Emmanuel Macron
The French president hopes to replace Michel Barnier before Donald Trump’s visit this weekend for the reopening of Notre-Dame in Paris
By: David Chazan, David Harding
The president is expected to speak at 7pm UK time, a day after the ousting of the prime minister Michel Barnier
The president will talk of ‘Frenchness’ to world leaders in the rebuilt cathedral — but will get little respite from the country’s crisis in government
E coli and banned filtration techniques are among a regional health board’s reasons that Nestlé’s production site southern France should be closed
Some of those sentenced in France said they had been sexually abused as children, while others conspired with their victim’s husband Dominique to assault other women
Éric Laurier’s 30-year quest has led him into a web of Soviet lies, blunders and propaganda over what the Red Army found in the Berlin bunker in May 1945
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