Suddenly, surreally, the prospect of Croatian hands lifting the fabled trophy is plausible.
England will seek to reach their first World Cup final since 1966 when they lock horns with a talented Croatia team on Wednesday
Belgium coach Roberto Martinez believes assistant manager Thierry Henry’s World Cup-winning experience can give his side an advantage.
France gave the world the word entrepreneur – and now it is giving the world entrepreneurs
More than 42 000 people have already signed a petition protesting the ‘crazy, moronic and shameful decision’
France have scored just three times in three games, including a penalty and an own goal
European Union states that refuse to accept migrants should face financial penalties, French President Emmanuel Macron said Saturday
All Blacks dismiss ‘spicing up’ dead-rubber third Test against France by putting the already won Dave Gallaher Trophy back on the line
Longevity is linked to how people approach later life and others’ attitude towards elders
Citizenship is increasingly becoming something that must be ‘earned’, but this undermines basic rights
From London to Berlin, Europe’s museums are packed with hundreds of thousands of colonial-era items
Events in recent months highlight the mounting interest of China and Russia in the Central African Republic
Sarkozy was taken into police custody and investigated in March over allegations of ‘misappropriation of Libyan public funds and passive corruption’
According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitoring group, missile strikes hit two military targets in Aleppo and Hama provinces
The country’s Parliament will vote on a tough a immigration Bill that has sparked rumblings of revolt within President Emmanuel Macron’s party
The former president is being questioned in connection to former Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi and the source of his funding for his 2007 campaign
RCL Foods said in a statement on Friday that no trace of the listeria strain was found in the Free State polony facility of its subsidiary Rainbow
The government of Macron’s predecessor Francois Hollande dismantled the Jungle — a squalid camp that at its height was home to some 10 000 people
The government says that foreign mercenaries mounted an attempted putsch on December 24 but it was thwarted.
"It confirms that France is one of the countries receiving the most asylum claims in Europe."
Bound for the EU-Africa summit, President Macron told Burkina Faso students that migrant trafficking was a "crime against humanity."
France has been under a state of emergency for nearly two years and the president now wants to make certain controversial elements permanent law
The French are "falling out of love" with Macron, the right-leaning daily Le Figaro headlined Sunday.
The new French president’s committment to social justice has come in for questioning.
The row erupted last week when the chief of staff told a parliamentary committee he would not allow the armed forces to be "screwed"
France’s youngest president in the six decade-long Fifth Republic has transformed the country’s political landscape in a matter of weeks
Black women must be allowed to come together without being forced to justify their actions to people who do not face similar oppressions
Emmanuel Macron looks sincere about a new relationship with Africa, but his foreign policy still lacks concrete and precise propositions.
Macron shows no sign of wishing to change traditional alliances nor re-shape its military and peace-keeping roles in the Middle East and Africa.
France is facing the second and final round of its presidential election.
Le Pen and Macron clashed over the economy, the EU and terrorism in a bruising tit-for-tat.
Should the French vote against the populist Le Pen as president it will show that the rise of the far right can be limited.