A Visual Timeline of the Protests in France Clashes between protesters and the police continued in cities across France. “We don’t forget, we don’t forgive,” crowds chanted.

Le Pen runs for president and wins 16.86% of votes, enough to put him into a second-round run-off against Jacques Chirac. The strong showing sends shockwaves through France and there is widespread ...

Phase two of BNA’s expansion includes completely rebuilding Concourse A, adding more gates in the relatively new Concourse D, expanding roads and transportation infrastructure around the airport ...

TIMELINE-The Rise of France's Far Right June 30th, 11AM June 30th, 11AM (Updates ... Le Pen gradually attracts new supporters. 1986. The party wins its first seats in the National Assembly.

French doctors have discovered a case of the new coronavirus dating from late December in a man who was hospitalized near Paris, the earliest publicly identified Covid-19 infection outside China.

A sample taken on Dec. 27 from a French patient with pneumonia has tested positive for coronavirus, nearly a month before the disease was first officially acknowledged to have emerged in France.

Here is a timeline of the "yellow vest" movement in France, from the first online rumblings against a fuel tax hike to nationwide protests that led to the worst Paris riots in decades.

The newly detected case upends the timeline for the disease ... France’s First Coronavirus Case Now ... May 05, 2020 7:07 AM. The new case of the coronavirus could alter our understanding ...

February 10: The Treaty of Paris is signed, ending the Seven Years' War and resulting in Spain taking possession of New Orleans from France. 1788 March 21: A large fire sweeps through New Orleans ...

In August, Kreulen said the airport is close to snagging new, direct flights to Paris, France and Frankfurt, Germany. And has hopes of announcing the new routes sometime next year.

February 10: The Treaty of Paris is signed, ending the Seven Years' War and resulting in Spain taking possession of New Orleans from France. 1788 March 21: A large fire sweeps through New Orleans ...