Kim Willsher
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Kim Willsher is a special correspondent.
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Los visitantes extranjeros son vitales para muchas economías europeas, que claman -y compiten- por el regreso de los turistas a medida que se alivian los bloqueos por coronavirus.
Foreign visitors are vital to many European economies, which are clamoring — and competing — for tourists to return as coronavirus lockdowns ease.
A French law requires Google to pay publishers if it shows previews of their articles in search results. Google says it won’t pay.
This week, 226 years since her execution, a new exhibition in Paris aims to show how Marie Antoinette’s image has undergone a makeover in recent years. From reviled royal to pop icon, her face now appears on gift shop souvenirs at her former home at Versailles, on bars of chocolate, hairbrushes, mugs, shopping bags, fridge magnets and various plastic souvenirs.
In a forest clearing in central France, history is being made. Or more precisely, remade.
In village after village along the winding roads of France’s Normandy coast, the flags were out Tuesday.
In a blow to pro-European Union French President Emmanuel Macron, the nation’s far-right anti-immigrant party held a slight lead Sunday night over Macron’s forces for seats in a bitterly contested European Parliament election.
The day after the fire that caused Paris to hold its breath and drop to its knees to pray, Notre Dame Cathedral was smoldering, but still stood.
On a clear day, the white cliffs of Dover are visible from the ferry terminal at Calais, 26 miles across the English Channel in northern France.