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Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin recently headed to Paris and seem to be enjoying their time in the city of love. So far, the couple has been going spotted going shopping, heading out to cafes and well, the biggest of all, on a meet with French President Emmanuel Macron.

Justin Bieber and Hailey Bieber looked as elegant as ever during their unexpected visit at the Elysee Palace in Paris, where they met with President Emmanuel Macron and First Lady Brigitte Macron.The singer and the supermodel have been enjoying their vacation in France, and it seems they took a moment to join the presidential couple for France’s annual Fête de la Musique, or Music Day, which included long-awaited events and concerts.It’s still unclear what Justin discussed with the nation’s

C’est la vie! Hailey Baldwin isn’t going to let some cupping bruises stand in the way of a fabulous fashion moment. 

Justin Bieber surprised his fans as he dropped a picture posing with French President  Emmanuel Macron and his wife, Brigitte Macron on Instagram. Both Justin and Hailey were seen dressed in a formal attire as they met with Macron at the president's luxe Elysee Palace office on Monday, June 21.

Justin and Hailey Bieber got dressed to impress for their meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron. The «Peaches» singer took to Instagram Monday to share a photo of their meeting with Macron and his wife, Brigitte Macron, at the president's luxe Elysee Palace office.

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French President Emmanuel Macron had an incident during a visit.

Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish politics news sent straight to your inbox.Emmanuel Macron has been slapped in the face by a man during a trip to southeast France.In a video of the incident published online, the French president can be seen seen walking towards a crowd barrier where he is greeted by a man in a t-shirt shaking his hand.The masked man held onto the President's right hand and delivered a slap across Macron's cheek before being pounced on by security staff.As the

coronavirus safety video challenge.Macron issued the challenge to McFly and Carlito, who are well known internet personalities in France, to make a video promoting lockdown safety – with the promise that they would be invited to film on the prestigious grounds if the video reached 10 million views.After their music video surpassed the goal – which currently stands at just over 15 million views – Macron invited the pair to the Palace, where they spoke with the president inside the residence

Donald Trump called French leader Emmanuel Macron from the White House to wish him happy birthday, but got the day wrong.With great relish and a straight face, the French president told that story in a YouTube video that quickly went viral Sunday.Filmed in the French presidential palace with two of France's most popular YouTube stars, the half-hour of banter, tall tales, and a grungy rendition of “La Marseillaise" by heavy-metal band “Ultra Vomit” represented Macron's most audacious effort yet

France will reopen various cultural venues including cinemas, as well as restaurants and cafes, in stages beginning from May 19, President Emmanuel Macron confirmed Thursday.

Speaking to CBS News’ Face The Nation on Sunday, French President Emmanuel Macron said travel restrictions for vaccinated Americans wanting to come to France will be “progressively” lifted from the beginning of May. This should come as good news for industry professionals hoping to attend the Cannes Film Festival which is currently scheduled to run July 6-17.

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As France struggles with a rise in Covid variant cases, the country will enter a third nationwide lockdown beginning April 3, President Emmanuel Macron announced this evening in a televised address. This is currently expected to last until May 2.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentFrench President Emmanuel Macron announced during a televised address on Wednesday that some cultural venues could reopen in mid-May if pandemic conditions improve.France is currently coping with the pandemic’s third wave and saw the number of cases skyrocket to nearly 40,000 per day.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentFrance President Emmanuel Macron announced during a televised address on Wednesday that some cultural venues could possibly reopen in mid-May if the health situation allows it. France is currently coping with the pandemic’s third wave and saw the number of cases skyrocket to nearly 40,000 cases per day.

Idris Elba got Emmanuel Macron to make a big pledge.

Prime Minister emerged from a Cobra crisis management meeting to tell a televised press conference he and French President Emmanuel Macron were “working on a solution” to sort the situation “in the next few hours”. But with millions of pounds worth of live shellfish exports from Scotland heading to the biggest continental market of the year the PM gave no firm guarantees of resolving the issue.

French president Emmanuel Macron has become the latest high-profile figure to test positive for Covid-19, AP is reporting.

Manori Ravindran International EditorFrance president Emmanuel Macron has tested positive for COVID-19, the presidential Elysee Palace announced on Thursday.The Elysee statement said that the president took a test “as soon as the first symptoms appeared,” but did not elaborate on his symptoms.The president will self-isolate for seven days.

France has been roiled for days, with mass protests and collective outrage, over a proposed security law that would criminalize recording or photographing police behavior with “obvious intention to harm their physical and psychological integrity” in the public square. The proposal garnered such extreme backlash, with thousands of people taking to the streets in opposition of the legislation, that the ruling party of President Emmanuel Macron promised to rewrite the bill.

French cinemas will be able to reopen Dec. 15, after more than a month of COVID-19 lockdown, although strict curfew measures will remain in place, meaning theaters will have to stay closed between 9 p.m.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentFrance, which has been on lockdown since Oct. 30 to curb the second wave of the pandemic, will see its cinemas, theaters and museum reopen on Dec.

Movie theaters in France will be allowed to reopen from December 15, President Emmanuel Macron announced this evening in an address to the nation. The country’s second COVID-19 spike has peaked, said Macron, and there will be an overall, gradual easing of restrictions over the next several weeks. Culture “is essential,” Macron insisted. A 9PM curfew will nevertheless be imposed for some time.

France's President Emmanuel Macron vowed on Thursday to shore up border control measures and crackdown on illegal immigration as part of the country's overall strategy to combat the ascending "terrorist threat." "We see very clearly that terrorist actions can actually be led by some people who use migratory flows to threaten our territory," he said during a visit to the border with adjoining Spain.

French President Emmanuel Macron has announced a new nationwide lockdown Friday in a move that will see cinemas across the country forced to once again close their doors. The new lockdown will last through Dec.

Disneyland Paris will close by the end of the day, the company announced Thursday morning. The move comes afterFrench President Emmanuel Macron ordered a national lockdown amid rising numbers of novel coronavirus cases.

Cannes wrapped a late, and truncated, version of its 2020 film festival on Thursday, just hours before all of France went into a second coronavirus lockdown. The French Tech, a comedy from director Bruno Podalydès, closed the three-day mini-festival at 8 p.m.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentFilming on French soil will be spared from the nightly curfew that was announced by French president Emmanuel Macron on Wednesday and will go into effect on Saturday for at least six weeks.The 9 p.m.-6 a.m.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentDealing with a surge in COVID-19 cases, France has imposed a nightly curfew in Paris and eight other cities, which could potentially put some film releases and shoots on ice.Announced by President Emmanuel Macron during a televised address on Wednesday, the curfew will kick off on Saturday and remain in place for six weeks, running from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m.

Holyrood to decide the country's future relationship with the EU after Brexit, a new poll has found.A survey out today by Survation found three-quarters of voters think MSPs should make the call on how Scotland interacts with Brussels.It comes as Boris Johnson's government struggles to get a comprehensive Brexit deal signed-off with the European bloc ahead of the December 31 deadline.The Tory Prime Minister warned French President Emmanuel Macron in a phone call on Saturday the UK is prepared to

The Guardian. “Her life was one like no other.”“She was still making French songs shine at the age of 89” the statement added, explaining her career then ended following a stroke.Gréco sang as a cabaret artist in Paris in the 1950s, before then starring in French TV series Belphegor in 1965, which became a hit across western Europe.Paying his respects to Juliette Gréco on Twitter, French President Emmanuel Macron wrote, “She was elegance and freedom.

France for colonial-era wrongs. “We have already received half-apologies.

By Elsa Keslassy