Under what circumstances can French police ask to see my ID? France has rules on who can check which documents, when, and why. We explain
Are more or fewer visas being issued for France, what has changed? Americans are now the most numerous among foreign nationals obtaining new residency cards, apart from people from North Africa
Renouncing US citizenship: ‘Procedure is cumbersome and unlawful’ International lawyer Ronald Sokol looks at this fundamental human right and how US rules place obstacles in its way
news Voter abstention may hit record high at French presidential election Candidates have failed to connect with voters, show a ‘lack of vitality’ and campaign with ‘political blindness,’ say experts
France to send second Statue of Liberty statue to United States The much smaller replica of the original icon will continue to stand for liberty and be a symbol of continued positive Franco-US relations
British Ambassador to France: Early signs of brighter days Every month the British Ambassador to France, Ed Llewellyn, shares an insight into his role. Here, read his column for March 2021
Brexit and the curse of having a UK passport Natasha Linhart, a 19-year-old UK student who has studied in France, England and the Netherlands, has a problem. Her passport no longer gives her the freedom she grew up with - and getting a French one is not as easy as it seems
Italy requires Covid tests for travellers from France People travelling to Italy from certain regions in France - including Paris, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur and Nouvelle-Aquitaine - are now required to take a Covid-19 test to cross the border.
Applying for French nationality: What it's like I am considering applying for French nationality and would like to know what it is like to go through the French naturalisation process
Dordogne still area of France after Paris with most Britons Dordogne is still the department in France with the most British residents, after Paris, a new study has found, with more than half having lived in the area for at least 10 years.
France introduces Covid tests for ‘at risk’ airport arrivals Travellers arriving by air into France from at-risk countries will now be “systematically” tested for Covid-19 upon arrival, the French government has announced.
French climate convention voters reject 28-hour work week The French citizens’ climate change convention, whose final session is sitting this weekend, has rejected proposals to make the working week 28 hours, but has said it wants to see “ecocide” recognised as a crime.
PM: Brits abroad for 15+ years to get UK right to vote British citizens who have been living overseas for more than 15 years will get the right to vote in UK parliamentary elections, a letter from Prime Minister Boris Johnson has promised.
Associate citizenship for Britons in EU’s gift Associate EU citizenship for Britons who still feel attached to Europe is in the gift of the EU and could be implemented unilaterally, says the MEP who came up with the idea. Carpenter’s low-income halts French nationality bid Over-60s must now sit French language test 'I will reapply for nationality in two years'
French citizenship test to get harder France is reviewing plans to toughen up its language test for people applying for citizenship. Does French nationality help wife’s residency right French Assemblée votes to put flags in every classroom 'Spiderman of Paris' receives naturalisation papers What really happens in a citizenship application Integration is more than a word
France's 'Universal National Service' plan unveiled Scheme intended to 'promote a sense of civic duty and national unity among French youth' will come into effect from 2019
Hero climbs building to save terrified child 'Spiderman' to meet President Macron amid French citizenship calls after dramatic rescue
No handshake, no citizenship Refusing to shake the hand of a male prefecture official cost a woman her right to citizenship as she had not “assimilated French republican values”.