Paris exhibition shines spotlight on Claude Monet's overlooked brother Leon
Claude Monet is widely considered the founder of Impressionism. His 1872 “Impression, Sunrise” gave its name to the Impressionist movement.
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Foreign Office updates France travel advice as fresh strikes planned for May bank holiday
Brits heading to France have been warned of industrial action taking place tomorrow (Thursday, April 20) and Monday, May 1, impacting those with holiday plans over the bank holiday. The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office has updated its travel advice for the country.
Barca not in a position to sign Messi 'but there is time', says La Liga chief Javier Tebas
La Liga president Javier Tebas said Barcelona are not in a position to re-sign Lionel Messi from Paris Saint-Germain due to their current financial situation.
Headline: UAE jiu-jitsu national team gear up for Grand Prix Paris Open
ABU DHABI: The UAE national jiu-jitsu team, consisting of 12 men and nine women, is set to take part in the Grand Prix Paris Open 2023 kicking off on Saturday.
Russia basketball barred from Olympics due to invasion of Ukraine, FIBA says
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Russian national basketball team barred from 2024 Paris Olympics
Russia has been excluded from qualification for the men's Olympic basketball tournament in Paris next year, basketball's international governing body FIBA said Tuesday.
Andrey Rublev takes next step in Monte Carlo but is this it for Holger Rune's Patrick Mouratoglou 'mission'?
Holger Rune’s bid to revel in the NextGen spotlight briefly vacated by fellow teen Carlos Alcaraz came up just short as Andrey Rublev finally made his mark at Masters 1000 level by winning the 2023 Monte Carlo title. Rune, 19, was tipped to prevail in Sunday’s showpiece in the principality but could not capture his second Masters 1000 title to add to the one he won in Paris in November. Ad For Rublev it brought to an end to a long journey to triumph at a tournament at this level and he was almost in tears after sealing an emotional victory.
The World This Week: Pentagon leaks, French pension reform, Biden in Ireland
France’s constitutional court on Friday ruled that President Emmanuel Macron’s controversial pension reform, which was railroaded through parliament last month, is mostly legal. As France awaited the verdict, demonstrators had gathered both in Paris and in other major cities to express their opposition to the reform.