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Latifa Ibn Ziaten shows a photograph of her son killed by Mohamed Merah, to France's President Francois Hollande. AFP

France rallies around mother of murdered soldier after home daubed with graffiti lauding his killer

Latifa Ibn Ziaten woke up to messages of support for Al Qaeda terrorist Mohamed Merah

June 11, 2019

Pupils enter their classroom in the Francois Masson primary school on the first day of the new school year on September 4, 2017, in Marseille, southern France. AFP

Soul-searching in France as poverty leaves one million children hungry

President Emmanuel Macron has been spurred into action by the crisis, announcing free breakfasts in poorer areas

May 11, 2019

French president Emmanuel Macron meets Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman during a visit to Riyadh on November 9, 2017. Saudi Press Agency via AP

Why Macron chose to toughen France's stance on Iran

The French president and his government have become highly critical of Tehran's missile programme and 'hegemonic intentions' in the Middle East

November 19, 2017

Air France-KLM's chief Jean-Marc Janaillac (R) with Joon's Jean-Michel Mathieu at the launching of Joon, the new lower-cost airline subsidiary of Air France. Lionel Bonaventure/ AFP

Air France targets millennials with new carrier Joon

Part of Europe's largest airline group pins hopes on trendy offering for younger demographic

October 8, 2017

Mixed reaction to Air France's new airline

Some question whether Joon marketing message targeting younger passengers will simply be confusing

October 8, 2017

A man on his bike looks at a woman with Catalonian pro-independence flags on August 12, 2017 in the northern Spanish Basque city of Donostia (San Sebastian) during a demonstration in support of Catalonia and its planned referendum on independence from Madrid to be held on October 1. Gari Garaialde / AFP

Spotlight on Catalonia's independence vote as Spain grapples with terrorist attacks

Some commentators claim the spirit of unity fostered by the Barcelona and Cambrils attacks increase the prospects of a No vote

August 22, 2017

France’s youngest president in history has boundless ambition. Thibault Camus / AP

Macron’s popularity slides, but is this a temporary blip or cause for concern?

The new French president has boundless ambition, but he faces a tough autumn ahead

July 30, 2017

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Halime, 12, is engaged. Stefanie Glinski/ The National

'What choice do I have?' Covid-19 drives Afghan children into marriage

Asia

The bubonic plague, also known Plague bacillus or Yersinia pestis, is usually spread by fleas like this cat flea (Ctenocephalides felis), which live on rodents, though the majority of human infections in the US came from marmots and prairie dogs.

Bubonic plague: should we be worried?

World

Tonight's Chat with The National: Ricardo Karam is in conversation with Saudi Arabia's Prince Turki Al Faisal.

On the next Tonight's Chat: Prince Turki Al Faisal

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Anti-government protesters block a street after the Lebanese Ali Mohammad Al Haq, 61, shot himself in the head at Hamra street in Beirut, Lebanon, July 3, 2020. According to media reports, Al-Haq shot himself dead due to the economic and social situation in Lebanon. EPA

‘There is no future’: scores of Lebanese flee economic crisis

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