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The Gloucester jewelry vaults are as spectacular as they are vast, and for the second evening in a row, Birgitte wore one of her family tiaras to a state banquet.

The Princess of Wales last wore the sparkling headpiece, a favorite of the late Princess Diana, to the annual Diplomatic Reception at Buckingham Palace in December 2023.

Tuesday marks the first state visit by a French president since 2008.

Among the guests were Delphine Arnault, CEO of Dior; her partner, telecommunications entrepreneur Xavier Niel; and the explorer Jean-Louis Étienne.

What you saw was part of their normal repartee, okay?

“Jimmy Carter promised voters that he would always tell the truth. And he did — advocating for the public good, consequences be damned,” former president Barack Obama wrote in a Sunday tribute.

Accepting the invitation from French President Emmanuel Macron, it’s his first international trip as president-elect.

The father of the president-elect's son-in-law received clemency in 2020 after pleading guilty to several felonies in 2004.

After Emily decided to swap Paris for Rome at the end of the Netflix hit’s fourth season, the president of France vowed to “fight hard” for her return. “Take it easy, Emmanuel Macron,” tweeted Rome’s mayor, Roberto Gualtieri, in response.

Charles, who is undergoing cancer treatment, attended a service at the British Normandy Memorial in Ver-sur-Mer earlier in the day where he paid tribute to the “remarkable wartime generation.”

Monday was the first time military from a non-Commonwealth country had participated in the tradition. 

More than 180 journalists in 29 countries are reporting on the sketchy tactics Uber used to establish itself globally, based on a trove of leaked records first obtained by the Guardian.

Macron may have claimed victory over Marine Le Pen, but her significant gain over the last five years reflects the advance of radical right-wing ideology in other Western democracies. 

A onetime fixture of an ultraconservative TV network, the would-be candidate is stoking fear and loathing across France.

As ex-president Nicolas Sarkozy stands trial, an exasperated nation searches in vain for a political hero.

“Quelle horreur,” while dragging a cigarette, maybe.

The president also announced he was cutting his NATO trip short.

In swiping at Macron for calling NATO “brain dead”—“You can’t just go around making statements like that about NATO”—Trump may have inadvertently done something he’s refused to do for years.

Jair Bolsonaro has demanded that French president Emmanuel Macron “retract his words” before he accepts $22 million in aid to stop the Amazon’s forest fires.