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From Paris to the countryside: Urban exodus, three years after lockdown

In March 2020, Paris emptied as the first Covid-19 lockdown was announced. City dwellers fled and sought refuge in the countryside. Three years later, what has become of those Parisians who embarked…

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China s iPhone city under Covid lockdown after violent protests

Six million people were on Friday under Covid lockdown in a Chinese city home to the world's largest iPhone factory, after clashes between police and workers furious over pay.

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Martinique enters new lockdown to tackle Covid-19 crisis, asks tourists to leave

France's overseas territory of Martinique will enter a tougher lockdown for three weeks starting Tuesday to tackle a Covid-19 outbreak on the West Indian island, a local government official said on T…

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Was the French government s pandemic aid to businesses too generous?

Was the French government s pandemic aid to businesses too generous? Issued on: BUSINESS DAILY © FRANCE 24 6 min As the French government begins to wind down some of its Covid-19 support to businesses, economists are debating the merits of the strategy used during the pandemic. For many, the furlough scheme and grant aid were essential to surviving the crisis, whereas others argue they profited from the help available. But first, we report on comments by Japan s finance minister ahead of the G7 meeting later this week, which will discuss plans to overhaul the global corporate tax system.

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For French film buffs, lure of the silver screen is undimmed by Covid-19 lockdowns

For French film buffs, lure of the silver screen is undimmed by Covid-19 lockdowns Issued on: 20/05/2021 - 18:27 An early morning screening of Mandibules by French director Quentin Dupieux in Paris on May 19, 2021. © François Mori, AP 6 min French moviegoers raced to their cherished cinemas on Wednesday after a six-month shutdown, raising hopes of a brighter future for the big screen despite a boom in film streaming during the Covid-19 pandemic. Some movie buffs began queuing at 6am to get their fix. Advertising Read more The seven-month wait for “Demon Slayer” ended just like Amadou had hoped: with 800 fellow fans of the Japanese manga cheering and whooping around him in front of the largest silver screen in town.

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