IEyeNews

iLocal News Archives

France

iCommunity iCrime iLocal News iTravel iWorld News News Publisher's Choice

After investigating suspect, France decides to open terrorism probe in attempted train attack

By Jaime Fuller From New York Magazine French prosecutor François Molins announced on Tuesday that authorities plan to open an official terrorism investigation into the train attack that ended with three Americans, a French-American professor, and a British businessman tackling…

iBusiness iCommunity iFinance iFood iLocal News iWorld News News Publisher's Choice

A Polish connection: all roads lead to Opole

Michal Kaczmarski From FDiIntelligence The small Polish city of Opole has landed some large investors, particularly in the food processing sector. Michal Kaczmarski looks at how it uses its excellent road connections to punch above its weight. An Italian finding…

Editors Choice iLocal News iWorld News News

American heroes: How we overpowered French train attacker

From Newsmax LILLE, France — A day ago he was just another tourist on a train. By Saturday, U.S. Airman First Class Spencer Stone was recovering from knife wounds in a hospital in France, being thanked for foiling what the…

iCrime iWorld News News

Charlie Hebdo hunt: Police storm two hostage sites/ Flight QZ8501 tail found

Charlie Hebdo hunt: Police storm two hostage sites From BBC French police have stormed two hostage sites in the Paris area, killing three hostage takers. Two brothers suspected of the Charlie Hebdo magazine shootings were killed in an assault at…

Editors Choice iBusiness iLocal News iWorld News News

Charlie Hebdo and the Right to Commit Blasphemy

By Jonathan Chait From New York Magazine Just over three years ago, the office of Charlie Hebdo, the French satirical magazine whose staff was horrifically murdered, was firebombed. Time’s Paris bureau chief, Bruce Crumley, responded to the attack at the…

Caribbean News iArt iCommunity iCrime iEntertainment iLocal News iWorld News Manager's Choice News

Five minutes with Death in Paradise actor Kris Marshall

By The Citizen Gloucester UK Kris Marshall stars in Death in Paradise Kris Marshall, 41, plays DI Humphrey Goodman in Death In Paradise. He talks to Roger Crow about his second run of the BBC One comedy drama, the pressure…

Caribbean News iArt iCommunity iCulture iEntertainment iLocal News iWorld News Manager's Choice News

Paying tribute to Calypso Rose

From Trinidad Express Though she was barely able to walk because of gout, Calypso Rose was still able to woo her audience, as Brooklyn paid tribute to the Tobago-born singer who “broke the glass ceiling” in the calypso genre. “This…

iCommunity iEnvironment iLocal News iScience iWorld News Manager's Choice News Weather

Odds of European heatwaves on par with deadly 2003 event are skyrocketing

By Andrew Freedman From Mashable In July and August 2003, a high pressure area settled in for an extended, unwelcome stay across much of Western Europe. France, Germany, Italy and other countries baked under a stiflingly hot and humid air…

Editors Choice iBusiness iLocal News iWorld News News

French train Cayman Islands Customs Officers

Sixteen officers of Her Majesty’s Customs Department are receiving training from and sharing information with a team of French Consular Miami Fla. and French Customs officials over the next four days. The session, which began yesterday (Tuesday, 25 November 2014)…

Caribbean News iCommunity iCulture iFood iLocal News iWorld News Manager's Choice News

Try this Thanksgiving-inspired chicken liver pâté with bourbon and cranberry

By Daniel Gritzer Culinary Director From Serious Eats All-American ingredients like bourbon, apple cider, and cranberries are the stars of this holiday pâté. [Photographs: Vicky Wasik] I read somewhere recently that pâté had gone out of style. That bothered me,…