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Who can unseat Emmanuel Macron? The current president, who has not yet officially declared his candidacy for a second term, is still leading in the polls. Leading the pack behind him is conservative candidate Valérie Pécresse, closely followed by two far-right contenders: Marine Le Pen and Eric Zemmour.
There is of course a presidential election in France in April. Macron has not yet declared himself a candidate for his re-election, even though he already has the 500 signatures of support required. Our panel of guests examine Macron's game plan and the stories that surround it.
Former British No 1 Andrew Castle has told Tennis365 that Novak Djokovic’s deportation drama in Australia may give him extra incentive to shine when he returns to action later this month.
Earlier this month, aides of President Emmanuel Macron revealed that the shade of blue used in France's national flag has changed.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has weighed-in on the controversy surrounding tennis star Novak Djokovic, hinting he may need to be vaccinated in order to play at Wimbledon.
Senegal saw off the threat of giant-killers Equatorial Guinea and won 3-1 in their Africa Cup of Nations quarter-final on Sunday to advance to the final four of the tournament in Cameroon.
This is a column by Shireen Ahmed, who writes opinion for CBC Sports. For more information about CBC's Opinion section, please see the FAQ.
El PSG ha recibido una gran noticia a lo largo de esta semana a través del gobierno francés. El Ejecutivo de Emmanuel Macron anunció la eliminación de las restricciones de espectadores en los espectáculos deportivos a partir del próximo 2 de febrero en una desescalada de las medidas para poner, de una vez por todas, punto y final a la pandemia en Francia.