Barcelona balances security and freedom after deadly attacks
By Inmaculada Sanz and Sarah White
Paris
Frankfurt’s international schools see Brexit bonus
By Tom Sims
Paris revels in tourism surge, but cautious after Barcelona
By Dominique Vidalon
Frankfurt and Dublin make bankers feel wanted in battle for Brexit jobs
By Anjuli Davies and Padraic Halpin LONDON/DUBLIN (Reuters) – “I’m here to send you the regards of the Federal Chancellor. I am entitled to tell you we want you in Germany.”
Man who drove into French pizzeria shows signs of acute paranoia: prosecutor
PARIS (Reuters) – The man who deliberately drove his car into diners at a pizzeria outside Paris told investigators he had a long history of medical drug abuse and wanted to be sent to prison for
Car plows into pizzeria near Paris, killing 12-year-old girl
(Reuters) – A car plowed into the outdoor terrace of a pizzeria in the small town of Sept-Sorts east of Paris on Monday, killing a 12-year-old girl and seriously injuring several other people.
Neymar set to pay tax fine, wipe slate clean for Paris
By Andrew Downie SAO PAULO (Reuters) – Paris St Germain forward Neymar has agreed to pay a fine to Brazil’s tax authorities in a bid to put his legal problems behind him, his lawyers said on Friday.
Police ID Paris Car Attack Suspect as Algerian Migrant
The man accused of driving a car into a group of soldiers just of outside Paris as been identified. Police say 36-year-old Hamou Bachir, an Algerian migrant, was shot by police after he drove a rented BMW into the soldiers who just stepped out of their barracks.
Car rams into soldiers in Paris suburb, suspect arrested after manhunt
By Richard Lough and Benoit Tessier