Paris

Mixed signals suggest there may be no quick return to the pre-war status quo

Talk about a solution to a non-existent problem. Or an answer to a question no one asked

French mathematician Sophie Germain had to submit her work under a man’s name to gain recognition

The French director immersed herself in the fashion world for her upcoming movie, which stars Jolie as a film-maker who learns during Paris Fashion Week that she has breast cancer

Budget-friendly options a short journey from the priciest areas

A tale of two cities, one Eurostar, and some price-gouging that even an encounter with Paddington Bear couldn’t salvage

From selfie‑taking fans in berets to angry residents, the city is grappling with the fallout from the hit Netflix series

Concerts will be Céline Dion’s first full-length shows in almost six years after stiff person syndrome diagnosis

OPW ‘could take inspiration from Louvre’ amid row with Imma over Kilmainham site

‘Prototypical French leftist’ served as prime minister from 1997 to 2002 and stood twice for the presidency

I frequently rail against Parisian cyclists who blithely ignore all the rules

Socialist Party grandee remembered as intellectual and moral force by allies and foes alike

More than 1,500 cities and towns voted local elections on Sunday, seen as a test of political temperature before presidential election

I swore I would never do it again

Outgoing mayor Anne Hidalgo vowed to make Paris the ‘world capital of cycling’. So I put the city’s streets to the two-wheel test

Journey back through the history of French cuisine with these traditional and rewarding dishes

Marine Le Pen’s National Rally party builds on previous results and set to contest second round in Marseilles and Nice

Local elections will fire the starting gun for the 2027 presidential elections

Visual art: Installations at IMMA serve as invitations to both listen and be listened to

What began as an academic text on the Enlightenment-era philosopher morphed into an epistolary novel that playfully mirrors 21st-century communication

The image was taken on the day Wilde died

Victory against Ireland was perfect start to the France’s Six Nations campaign, L’Équipe says

The difference between buying directly from museum sites and third-party resellers can be substantial

Tech billionaire and platform’s former chief Linda Yaccarino summoned for ‘voluntary interviews’ in April

There’s plenty to spice up a city break across Europe in the first six months of the year

Irish market ends week on positive note, lifted by gains in banking and travel stocks

Following a few simple tips will pay dividends when you’re seeking a decent spot for lunch or dinner in the city of Lights

Barclays ‘lifer’ established the British lender’s private banking presence in Dublin in 2008

The newcomers see this once beleaguered city as a place of creative possibility

Beyond his notorious ‘end of history’ thesis, the views of the Russian-born philosopher changed considerably over his life

Ice and winds disrupt airports with more snow forecast for Brussels, Paris, Antwerp and other metropolitan areas

States reiterate support to deploy troops from European nations to reassure Kyiv in event of truce with Russia

Defendants falsely alleged France’s first lady was born male

A star who became a symbol of sexual freedom, artistic frustration and political controversy

Bardot shot to fame in the 1950s, subsequently retiring and becoming active politically

Wild Geese: Patrick Scallon, Paris

Television: Since its debut in 2020, Emily in Paris has been variously celebrated as a guilty pleasure and lamented as a sure sign of civilisation’s downfall

Few people wanted to be seen with Irish playwright in his final days, actor Simon Callow says - but 125 years on, he is honoured

He once told Vogue that he wanted to be the Irish Ralph Lauren

Paris and Berlin latest to reintroduce measure to strengthen forces as US steps back from Continent