
Security Fears Shut Down Paris New Year’s Eve Celebration
Police urged the French capital to cancel its New Year’s Eve concert, warning that last year even the deployment of more than 6,000 officers struggled to control the crowds.

Police urged the French capital to cancel its New Year’s Eve concert, warning that last year even the deployment of more than 6,000 officers struggled to control the crowds.

The stolen imperial jewels—including Napoleonic-era pieces—are still missing: belatedly, museum security improvements are underway.

The socialist mayor and the left-wing press prefer to downplay the facts.

For now at least, the French state appears to be standing up to growing antisemitism by using Alfred Dreyfus as a symbol.

Despite the horror, the Left still does not seem to have grasped the extent of the danger.

The French ex-president has been released from prison but is set to endure an appeal trial for allegedly breaking electoral law.

It was indeed a war—the worst kind, a cowardly and indiscriminate war, without the honour of the uniform.

The windows of the Louvre don’t close, the computers are buggy, the cameras are broken, but nobody is resigning over this fiasco.

The former French President, convicted of corruption and sentenced to five years in prison, is set to be released after less than a month behind bars.

Activists broke in and ignited flares that set chairs on fire, triggering panic.