PARIS — Two trams collided in Strasbourg in eastern France on Saturday, causing dozens of injuries, though none critical, authorities said. The accident took place during the afternoon in a ...

Marseille are now nine points behind Ligue 1 leaders Paris Saint-Germain after wasting several chances in their 1-1 draw with Strasbourg.

PARIS — Saint-Etienne and Nantes remained stuck near the bottom of the French league after their 1-1 draw on Sunday.

MARSEILLE : Marseille were held to a 1-1 draw at home to Strasbourg on Sunday, leaving Roberto De Zerbi’s side nine points behind runaway Ligue 1 leaders Paris St-Germain. Emanuel Emegha put in-form Strasbourg in front midway through the first period but Mason Greenwood hit back from the spot after the hour to level.

Emanuel Emegha made the most of Marseille's passivity to put the visitors in front in the 23rd minute. The Dutch forward was set up by the unmarked Andrey Santos in the back of the high defensive line and rushed toward goalkeeper Geronimo Rulli, finishing off the move with a chipped finish.

Galeries Lafayette will revamp its four-floor men's store in 2026, with a focus on drawing the newly fashion-forward male shopper.

Following the success of the daily high-speed Berlin-Paris route, Germany and France's railway operators say they want to roll out more direct connections, including between Munich and Paris.

Roberto De Zerbi's side are now nine points behind Paris Saint-Germain after the leaders emerged 2-1 victors against Lens 24 hours earlier.

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Food lovers beware! A mouth-watering new spot in the heart of Paris. The name? Donatien Maître Éclair. Already established in Strasbourg, the shop offers a dozen variations of this famous French pastry, both sweet and savoury! Would you like a tour?

A French woman who had stopped having sex with her husband and had been considered at fault in a divorce, has won a case at Europe’s top human rights court.

"I hope that this decision will mark a turning point in the fight for women's rights in France," the woman said.