Paris

European brands flex their styling muscles in Paris, but is China still ahead on tech?

The long French school day gives the state a sizeable presence in my son’s childhood

French government acknowledges country faces a ‘serious moment’

Demonstrators demand the government tackle understaffed and dilapidated classrooms

Sense of chaos feeds into election campaign, with Marine Le Pen promising to reestablish ‘order’

Much of the city was closed off to the public during Leo’s visit

Writing a biography of an author with quiet, unshowy charisma has been a humbling and exciting experience

Commitment to being out in the world with other people may reveal one of the book’s most vital messages

Heavy security in city centre as crowds line streets on second day of papal visit to France

Watching a day of coverage on CNews reveals how some view country as being a nation in crisis

Fans of Canadian singer speak to The Irish Times as she begins arena residency in French capital at weekend

As Netflix’s hit Paris-set dramedy returns as a movie, its star talks about French cinema’s darker side and how a trip to Kilkenny landed her a role opposite Matt Damon

New EU legislation will give governments greater cover to restrict short-term tourist rentals and target vacant homes

Art worth €9 million taken in latest heist to expose security lapses at French museums

Being cool means embracing the tactility of earplugs, remote conversations and stony-faced unfriendliness

Kind gesture in Paris led to unexpected glimpse of Empress Josephine’s roses

Who could refuse the chance to transport themselves to the streets of Paris without blowing the bank?

Remember to ask your butcher for mince with 20% fat content

Magheracloone holds the only Irish deposits of gypsum, while the French capital was extensively mined to make plaster of Paris

Pair excelled at European Aquatics Championship while Tom Fannon put in a strong performance

Thumbing a ride can lead to extraordinary experiences

Three great reads from Courtney Maum, Jayne Anne Phillips and Calla Henkel

Kavinsky, real name Vincent Belorgey, remembered as ‘a source of French pride forever’

More than 300,000 leave homes in France and Spain in advance of peak tourist season

Suspect detained by off-duty police officer

As investigators closed in, records shed light on Daniel Siad’s activities within the Epstein network. What evidence died with him?

France honours Jewish scholar who transformed study of history before taking up second struggle against Nazi rule

Cork, Limerick, Galway and Waterford are fine, but none is a global city. Why, then, all the anti-Dublin bias?

Living in the Irish Cultural Centre in Paris, Rachael Ní Leannáin has ‘never felt more connected to Ireland’

Ireland, traditionally sceptical of conceding power on financial services, is leading the pursuit of compromise

Hard-right politician has said she will be free to campaign without an electronic tag pending a further court appeal

The Clareman’s show at Paris Haute Couture Week is the first by an Irish designer, while Jonathan Anderson wowed at Musee Rodin for Dior

The Irish designer Michael Stewart on his uncompromising approach to fashion

Ninth novel from Indian author questions expectations and notions of ‘classic’ French ideal

Funeral directors in Paris say they have struggled to find places to store bodies before burial or cremation

There’s a distinctly Parisian feel to this delightful end-terrace home

On Wednesday the temperature in Paris rose above 40 for only the fourth time in 150 years. How did France, used to June averages of 25 degrees, cope?

Spain records 212 deaths due to heat in four days amid Continent-wide heatwave

In these harrowing times, an escapist fantasia turns out to be just what the doctor ordered

Paris-set debut from Pauline Loquès bravely treats brush against mortality with a light touch