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France

Country of Western Europe
France is located in Western Europe. The country's area is 671,308 km² (including overseas territories). The population is 66,842,134 million people. The capital is Paris. France was formed within its modern borders in the middle of the 15th century. The main public holiday is July 14, Bastille Day, after which the French Revolution took place, which became the foundation for the formation of modern France. Before the Second World War, it had the status of a colonial empire, in particular, it owned the entire territory of modern Algeria. France is a developed country with the seventh largest nominal GDP economy in the world. Famous figures: Napoleon Bonaparte, Charles de Gaulle.
800
The Emperor was crowned, which became an important event for European history
1453
The Hundred Years' War ended, which strengthened the French monarchy
1789
The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen was adopted
1792
The Louvre Museum was founded
1848
Slavery was abolished and universal suffrage for men was introduced
1889
The Eiffel Tower was built in Paris for the World's Fair
1944
The country was liberated by Allied forces after the occupation
1951
The country became one of the founders of the European Coal and Steel Community
1958
The Fifth Republic was founded, which brought political stability
1992
The Maastricht Treaty was signed, which strengthened European integration
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Today, June 21, marks Atheist Solidarity Day, International Yoga Day, Selfie Day, and World Music Day. Also, according to the church calendar, the Day of Remembrance of the Holy Martyr Julian of Tarsus is honored.

Society • 02:58 AM • 1666 views
European diplomats called on Iran to continue nuclear talks with the United States

European diplomats called on Iran to continue nuclear talks with the United States, despite Israeli strikes. They stressed that regional escalation is dangerous and Iran is not allowed to have nuclear weapons.

News of the World • June 20, 08:07 PM • 2868 views
The Iranian foreign minister said Tehran was ready to "consider diplomatic" options

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi announced Tehran's readiness to resume diplomatic discussions on the condition that Israeli aggression ceases and the aggressor is held accountable. This statement came after his talks in Geneva with European foreign ministers, where the possibility of a new nuclear deal was discussed.

News of the World • June 20, 07:48 PM • 6486 views
Meta announces smart glasses co-developed with Oakley - ZM

Meta, in collaboration with Oakley, announced a limited edition model of Oakley Meta HSTN smart glasses for $499, available for pre-order from July 11. Targeted at athletes, these glasses feature an improved 3K camera, up to 8 hours of battery life, and IPX4 water resistance.

News of the World • June 20, 07:11 PM • 3760 views
Captain Cook's legendary ship identified off New England after 250 years

Maritime experts believe that Captain James Cook's legendary ship "Endeavour", which was scuttled in 1778 off the coast of Rhode Island, has finally been identified. Researchers have decades of research to confirm the exact location of the ship.

News of the World • June 20, 06:14 PM • 6102 views
European and Iranian foreign ministers tested the ground for nuclear talks - Reuters

European and Iranian foreign ministers met to assess Tehran's readiness for talks on a new, strengthened nuclear deal. This happened amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, with the United States expressing readiness for direct contacts with Iran.

Politics • June 20, 05:20 PM • 2302 views
Britain has become a leader in Europe in remote work: what is holding back other countries

The UK leads Europe in the number of days of remote work, averaging 1. 8 days per week, due to individualism, prolonged lockdowns, and the structure of the labor market. At the same time, Greece has the lowest indicator – 0.6 days, due to the peculiarities of its economy and culture.

Economy • June 20, 03:02 PM • 1900 views
Napoleon's iconic hat and other relics exhibited in Paris before auction

More than 100 Napoleon relics, including his iconic bicorne hat, are on display in Paris before one of the most important auctions. The exhibition, with hypnotic music and mist, allows visitors to touch history.

Culture • June 20, 12:33 PM • 2330 views
Ivanka Trump's daughter wowed the White House in her mother's $2,000 dress

13-year-old Arabella Kushner surprised with her dress choice for a visit to the White House, wearing her mother Ivanka Trump's outfit worth over $2,000. This stylish look was chosen for the swearing-in ceremony of her grandfather Charles Kushner as the US Ambassador to France and Monaco.

UNN Lite • June 20, 10:45 AM • 45886 views
World Refugee Day: How Many Ukrainians Have Temporary Protection in the EU

Nearly 4. 3 million Ukrainians have received temporary protection in EU countries as of the end of January 2025. The largest number of Ukrainians are in Germany, Poland, and the Czech Republic, where their numbers are increasing.

Society • June 20, 07:30 AM • 69450 views
Air war between Israel and Iran enters second week as Europe pushes diplomacy

European officials are trying to bring Iran back to the negotiating table, and the United States is considering its decision on the conflict within two weeks. The situation remains dangerous, but there is a window for a diplomatic solution.

News of the World • June 20, 06:22 AM • 3098 views
The Cold War is returning: nuclear powers are strengthening their arsenals - SIPRI

SIPRI report shows growing global tensions and regional conflicts. The nuclear stockpile has increased, and disarmament is becoming less attainable.

War • June 19, 05:38 PM • 3582 views
Age verification on porn sites in France faced legal issues - Euractiv

The administrative court of Paris overturned the requirement for EU porn sites to verify users' ages. The French government will contest this decision, believing it followed a legal procedure.

News of the World • June 19, 01:55 PM • 2808 views
EU develops a scheme to profit more from frozen Russian assets

The European Union is developing a scheme to increase profits from almost €200 billion in frozen Russian assets by moving them into riskier investments. This will ensure long-term support for Ukraine.

Economy • June 19, 08:27 AM • 77736 views
Macron initiates development of a plan to end the conflict between Israel and Iran

Macron has instructed EU partners to stop the conflict between Israel and Iran. He is concerned about escalation and civilian casualties, calling for an end to operations and a resumption of nuclear negotiations.

Politics • June 18, 11:42 PM • 3592 views
European diplomats will hold talks with Iran on the nuclear program in Geneva - Reuters

The Foreign Ministers of Germany, France, and Great Britain, as well as the head of EU diplomacy, will hold talks with Iran in Geneva. The main goal is to guarantee the use of the nuclear program exclusively for civilian purposes.

News of the World • June 18, 09:08 PM • 17560 views
Euro 2025 (U-21): Ukraine's youth team loses to the Netherlands and heads home

Ukraine lost to the Netherlands 2-0 in the last match of Group D of the European Youth Championship. The team took third place in the group and did not advance to the quarterfinals.

Sports • June 18, 06:34 PM • 3794 views
France's economy shows weakness amid its strengthening in other European countries - Bloomberg

France's economy is showing weakness, with its growth in 2025 expected to be below the eurozone average. Uncertainty regarding budget cuts could impact the confidence of economic agents.

News of the World • June 18, 05:44 PM • 3578 views
Volodymyr Gorbulin: Ukraine has the moral right to create nuclear weapons in alliance with European countries

Volodymyr Gorbulin believes that Ukraine has the moral right to review the Budapest Memorandum and create nuclear weapons with European partners due to Russian aggression. He proposes to join efforts with Western European countries.

Politics • June 18, 08:18 AM • 2602 views
Road accident with Ukrainians in France: the first group of teenagers returned to Ukraine, 9 people are still in hospitals

The first group of 40 Ukrainian teenagers who were injured in a road accident in France returned to Ukraine. 9 Ukrainians remain in French hospitals, they are provided with consular support.

Society • June 18, 07:51 AM • 2878 views
"G7 leaders are determined to explore all options for maximum pressure on Russia" - Canadian Prime Minister

G7 leaders supported Trump's initiatives for a just peace in Ukraine and are ready to increase pressure on Russia, including financial sanctions. They met with Zelensky and Rutte to discuss support for Ukraine.

Politics • June 18, 04:29 AM • 2880 views
Zelensky canceled the press conference in Calgary and is returning to Kyiv

Volodymyr Zelenskyy cut short his visit to Canada and is returning to Ukraine after negotiations in Kananaskis. He canceled the planned press conference in Calgary.

Politics • June 18, 02:35 AM • 48409 views
The next G7 summit will be held in France - Emmanuel Macron

The G7 summit in 2026 will be held in France, in Evian-les-Bains, Emmanuel Macron announced. The meeting of leaders is scheduled for June, France promises close cooperation.

Politics • June 18, 01:17 AM • 3382 views
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs organized a visit of foreign diplomats to the multi-story building in Kyiv, which was destroyed after the Russian attack on June 17

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs organized a visit of foreign diplomats to the site of the Russian strike on a building in Kyiv. Representatives of more than 60 missions saw the consequences of Russian terror in Ukraine.

War • June 17, 06:42 PM • 12851 views
The Educational Ombudsman has proposed amending the law to protect teachers from violence

Nadiia Leshchyk is initiating changes to the Law "On Education" to protect teachers from bullying. It is proposed to develop a standard provision with clear algorithms of actions in case of violations.

Politics • June 17, 12:24 PM • 2604 views
The world's most famous museum has suspended operations due to a strike - Louvre employees

The world's largest museum, the Louvre, has suspended operations due to a strike by employees. Workers are demanding better working conditions and increased staffing due to excessive tourism.

Society • June 17, 06:24 AM • 3676 views
UN Secretary-General travels to Canada to attend G7 meeting

António Guterres will attend the G7 summit to discuss energy security. He called for diversification and investment to ensure access to energy.

News of the World • June 16, 08:14 PM • 4466 views
Macron and Trump discussed Ukraine on the sidelines of the G7 summit

French President Emmanuel Macron met with Donald Trump before the opening ceremony of the G7 summit. They discussed the situation in Ukraine, as well as tariffs and the situation in the Middle East.

Politics • June 16, 07:42 PM • 5198 views
Trump: Trade agreement between the US and Canada is achievable, but there are disagreements

US President Donald Trump has stated that a trade agreement with Canada is achievable. He noted that he and Canadian Prime Minister Marc Carney have different approaches to its conclusion.

News of the World • June 16, 04:31 PM • 3454 views
Trump met with the Canadian Prime Minister on the sidelines of the G7 summit

US President Donald Trump began the G7 summit with a meeting with the Prime Minister of Canada. The day before, there was an informal conversation between the G7 leaders regarding the war between Israel and Iran.

News of the World • June 16, 03:51 PM • 3426 views