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By Things Are Good on Sep 19, 2019 in: france
The French city of Dunkirk recently made a major decision to make all their public transit free to anyone. It’s worked really well and now people are hoping the idea spreads to other places in France. It’s noteworthy that the climate cris...
By The Archaeology News Network on Sep 18, 2019 in: Archaeology, Europe, France
The first evidence of human occupation in northern France has been put back by 150,000 years, thanks to the findings of a team of scientists from the CNRS and the Musee National d'Histoire Naturelle at the emblematic site of Moulin Quignon in the dep...
By TechCrunch on Sep 18, 2019 in: Europe, France, Google
French startup Qwant, whose non-tracking search engine has been gaining traction in its home market as a privacy-respecting alternative to Google, has made a change to its senior leadership team as it gears up for the next phase of growth. Former Moz...
By TechCrunch on Sep 17, 2019 in: Europe, Policy, France
President Emmanuel Macron announced in a speech ahead of France Digitale Day that the French government has convinced institutional investors to invest more heavily in late-stage VC funds and asset managers in one way or another. Institutional invest...
By Art and Architecture, mainly on Sep 10, 2019 in: architecture, France, literature, women
In the past Rouen was a city known for its medieval half-timbered houses. But things changed once the train arrived. The first railway station in Rouen was put into service in 1843 on the left bank of the Seine, connecting Rouen to Paris. In 1900, re...
By The Archaeology News Network on Sep 10, 2019 in: France
Like modern humans and primates, Neanderthals—our closest evolutionary cousins—are thought to have lived in groups, but their size and composition have been difficult to infer from archeological and fossil remains. Scientists have reported the d...
Saturday’s Euro 2020 qualifier in Paris between Albania and France was delayed for 10 minutes after the stadium crew used the wrong national anthem for the visiting team, who were disrespected by the mistake and refused to take the field until the...