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Paris air show | Israel | France France has shut down the four main Israeli company stands at the Paris Airshow for apparently displaying bombs and other offensive weapons, in a move condemned by Israel that highlights the growing tensions between the traditional allies. France earlier ordered the four main Israeli company stands at the show to be shut down after they refused to comply with a request to remove some weapons from their displays. Here's what happened next #france #parisairshow #israel

Prince Harry was 23 when he decided to drive through the tunnel in Paris that claimed his mother’s life. Here's how he felt.

The Agency of Artists in Exile, a support group is helping LGBTQ artists from both Ukraine and Russia after the invasion

Investigators were seeking to establish whether the attacker had acted alone or had accomplicesFrench media reported that he was an 18-year-old of Chechen origin

The suspected assailant in Friday's stabbing had been arrested a month ago for carrying a screwdriver but was not on police radar for Islamic radicalisationA Jewish grocery store was targeted days after the Charlie Hebdo newsroom massacre, in what authorities say were coordinated attacks

Paris police said one person had been arrested. France Info radio said a second suspect was also in custodyCharlie Hebdo's offices were attacked in 2015

Police blocked off the streets below the tower and the bridge stretching across the Seine River to Trocadero Plaza

The yellow vests movement, named after motorists' high-visibility jackets, began in late 2018 in protest against fuel taxes and economic reformThe return of the protest movement comes as France grapples with a resurgence in coronavirus cases

The measure applies to all pedestrians as well as cyclists in Paris and its suburbsFrance reported 5,429 new daily infections on Wednesday, a new post-lockdown high and a level not seen since the height of the epidemic in early April

Wearing of face masks compulsory in France in indoor public spaces like shops and other public spaces from next week