Macron holds a crisis meeting as security forces arrest more people protesting the killing of a teenager by police.

Protests in France comes as the country is preparing to host next year’s Olympics, which has given rise to fears that athletes and fans might be in the grip of violence during the biggest sporting carnival.

French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin’s recent tirade against Muslims in France and other European countries shows Emmanuel Macron administration's “political failure and bankruptcy”, says an analyst.

If unions fail after May 1, the flag of 2006 will also join that bin, and thus the fig leaf of democracy in France and the EU will shrink even more, writes Ramin Mazaheri.

French protesters take to the streets banging pots and pans to vent their outrage at the government’s highly unpopular pension law.

The French president has said his country still backed the "status quo" on the self-ruled island of Taiwan.

French President Emmanuel Macron calls on European countries to lower their dependence on the US dollar and resist pressure to become vassal states of Washington or take sides in the China-US conflict over Taiwan.

France is the scene of protests against Emmanuel Macron’s pension reforms for months and excessive use of police force against these protests.

Hundreds of protesters have been arrested, and hundreds of French security forces injured as more than one million people take part in a nationwide protest against French president Emmanuel Macron.

The spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry calls upon French authorities to respond to the demands of protesters than seeking to stoke unrest in other countries.