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Adam Plowright works from Paris. Author of The French Exception, the first English-language biography of @EmmanuelMacron. France correspondent for @AFP. Formerly in Delhi, Brussels, London. Adam Plowright has over 5812 followers on Twitter.
Macron’s ratings fall further after month of protests
Around 66 000 protesters turned out again on Saturday on the fifth round of anti-government demonstrations
French government yields on fuel price hikes after weeks of protest
An increase scheduled for January 1, was "scrapped for the year 2019" in its entirety, Environment Minister Francois de Rugy announced on BFM TV
Macron leads crisis meeting after Paris riots
So-called "yellow vest" anti-government protests swept France over the last fortnight were sparked initially by a rise in taxes on diesel
Macron reshuffles government, names new interior minister
Macron hopes the reshaped government will signal a fresh start after a torrid few months
The fight to save, not close, a McDonald’s in France
The campaign to prevent the ‘McDo’ is an unusual development for politicians better known for their opposition to multinational companies
Wave of optimism sweeps France as World Cup unites the nation
Football fever has slowly built over the last four weeks as the country took its young national team to heart
Eyesore ‘Rubbish Island’ hidden from Maldives tourists
Rubbish piles up on Thilafushi Island, a half hour boat trip from Male, the capital of the Maldives.
Australia elections: Rudd concedes defeat to Abbott
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd said he will step down as Labor leader because voters punished the party for internal warfare.
Tibetan protests cast shadow over Brics summit
Leaders of the emerging world will discuss the creation of a new development bank at a summit shadowed by protests against the Chinese president.
Israeli diplomats targeted in car bombing
Israeli diplomats have been targeted by bomb attacks in Delhi and Tbilisi with two people injured in the Indian capital when an embassy car exploded.
India upbeat after peace talks with Pakistan
India hailed "extremely positive" peace talks with Pakistan on Monday with both countries looking to build on a recent warming in relations.
Cockpit fraud: Fears grow over India’s fake pilots
India’s fake pilot scandal began unravelling when a captain landed her packed airliner on the nose instead of the rear wheels.
India’s roads, railways offer nostalgia-filled travel
In transport as in many things in India, the old exists alongside the new, providing tourists with numerous entertaining ways to travel in bygone style.
Delhi Games chief quizzed by police over graft
Indian police on Wednesday questioned the top organiser of the Delhi Commonwealth Games as part of a corruption probe into the tainted October event.
Kiwis trounce Wales as big guns open up
New Zealand underlined their status as the team to beat at the Commonwealth Games rugby sevens on Tuesday as they crushed Wales to enter the semis.