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France's borrowing rate keeps rising, hitting its highest level since 2002 (opens the original)
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Bad news keeps piling up for the government. France's ten-year borrowing rate climbed to 4.94% at 10 a.m. on Thursday 1 October, up from 4.85% at Wednesday's close. French government bonds on the secondary market last yielded a similar rate in 2002, when they reached 4.91%. More importantly, the borrowing rate has just seen its largest quarterly increase in almost four decades, as well as its sharpest monthly rise since 2022. This latest rise is a sign of investors' growing mistrust of French de
France's borrowing rate keeps rising, hitting its highest level since 2002 - AOL (opens the original)
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Bad news keeps piling up for the government. France's ten-year borrowing rate climbed to 4.94% at 10 a.m. on Thursday 1 October, up from 4.85% at Wednesday's close. French government bonds on the secondary market last yielded a similar rate in 2002, when they reached 4.91%. More importantly, the borrowing rate has just seen its largest quarterly increase in almost four decades, as well as its sharpest monthly rise since 2022. This latest rise is a sign of investors' growing mistrust of French de
France's literary season: a uniquely French phenomenon? (opens the original)
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Sonia Devillers, Philippe Jaenada, Amélie Nothomb, Philippe Besson, Ananda Devi. They all have one thing in common: they will be part of the 2026 literary season. Between now and October, some 461 novels, including 344 French titles, will reach bookshops. That is a slight drop compared with the previous year, when 484 books were published. For publishers and booksellers, this period is unmissable, all the more so at a time when reading is playing a smaller and smaller role in our daily lives. "T
What role will climate play in France's presidential race? (opens the original)
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Massive wildfires in Gironde, the Landes and the Var. Back to back heatwaves across the country. Severe drought seriously affecting agriculture. This summer, the impacts of human-caused climate change have well and truly come to France. With only a few months to go before the presidential election, environmental issues are expected to take an unprecedented place in the political debate. Historically championed by the left, the topic has become inescapable, forcing the right and the far right to
'Shared passion' for Dragon Ball Z brings Saudi-funded parks to France (opens the original)
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France and Saudi Arabia signed an agreement on Monday regarding a €6 billion investment to create three theme parks some 30 kilometres north-west of Paris, the French President Emmanuel Macron's office said. Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman made the announcement during a two-day visit to France, Macron's office added, in what the French president dubbed an "unprecedented" project. "22,000 jobs created. Unseen since Disneyland Paris. A new global destination", Macron wrote on X, thanking Saudi Ar
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