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France • Capital City
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Last year, customs officers intercepted over 65 stolen antiques linked to the black market funding of terrorism in the Middle East.
In response to Texas Senate Bill 4, Catholic parishes in Dallas begin issuing IDs to undocumented immigrants to help them access essential services.
After the Paris shootings, many Muslims express 'Je ne suis pas Charlie' in response to solidarity marches.
Activists in Paris face house arrest during COP21, highlighting government repression of dissent.
Full Frontal features a Danish TV show assessing naked women's bodies by clothed men.
COVID-19 is surging once again worldwide, impacting cities across Europe with new restrictions.
David Attenborough warns of an impending American Dark Ages due to climate change denial.
35,000 people protested in Frankfurt against the rise of the far-right Alternative for Germany party, fearing a repeat of the Nazi era.
More than a million people have been displaced by Israeli attacks, with families seeking help and shelter in the streets of Beirut.
Katie Engelhardt reports on France's changes one year after the Paris terror attacks.
Terrorism fuels anti-Semitism and Islamophobia in France after the Paris gun attacks.
Adam Atari died in police custody in Beaumont, sparking protests and calls for justice.
In June 2008, David Brill investigates tensions in divided Paris amid rising riots.
Unemployment in the 93rd department of Paris reaches as high as 40%, fueling anger and resentment among residents in the impoverished suburbs.
More than 130 world leaders gather in Paris for COP21, while thousands of activists protest against a state of emergency that bans demonstrations.
Ironton, Louisiana, struggles to recover from Hurricane Ida's devastation in 2021.
In Uttar Pradesh, India, Hindu nationalists like Singh promote the conspiracy theory of love jihad, claiming Muslim men seduce Hindu women to convert them.
Evan McMorris Santoro covers the Safety Pin Box, a service addressing white guilt in America.
James Hemings' 1784 trip to Paris with Thomas Jefferson marks a pivotal moment in American cuisine, blending French culinary techniques with U.S. traditions.
The Trojan War starts with a Golden Apple and ends with Odysseus's clever wooden horse.
Is Paris a green capital? Today, green spaces are essential in the French capital.
Modern life relies on huge amounts of energy, primarily from fossil fuels, impacting climate change.
The 1918 pandemic affects President Wilson, impacting his health and leadership.
Americans seek joy in Mexico post-pandemic, echoing the Lost Generation's hedonism after World War I.
Data analysis has become essential in tracking the COVID-19 pandemic, as demonstrated by James French's use of Google Maps to monitor foot traffic in cities like Rome and New York.
The vibrant fashion scene of 1980s France is showcased through iconic styles and trends, accompanied by music and commentary from Serge Gainsbourg.
Édouard-Léon Scott de Martinville invents the first-ever sound recording device in Paris.
Sara Murphy inspires Picasso, Hemingway, and Fitzgerald with her charisma in 1920s Paris.
Companies from British Airways to Facebook commit to achieving net zero emissions.
Ho Chi Minh leads North Vietnam's fight for independence from French colonial rule.
A recent survey found that three-quarters of the French believe their country is in decline as they prepare for the upcoming presidential election.
Alex Silondo, a 22-year-old free solo climber, prepares to ascend the Mercury Tower in Paris, a challenge he has trained for over six months.
Patrick Stewart stars in Epithet, filmed near Paris Gardens in Southwark, featuring violence.
Construction of the Eiffel Tower took just 2 years, 2 months, and 5 days, using over 18,000 metal parts and 2.5 million rivets.
In 1789, George Washington had to beg Thomas Jefferson to serve as secretary of state, setting the stage for a fierce rivalry with Alexander Hamilton.
The South Rose window of Notre Dame Cathedral stands 43 feet high and retains some of its original 13th-century glass.
A Japanese airline crew encounters UFOs while flying from Paris to Tokyo over Alaska.
Princess Diana passes away after a car accident, leaving Charles and their sons to grieve.
56% of Americans deny that climate change is happening and that human activity is a contributing factor, according to Paul Douglas in this 23-minute film.
Jim Morrison died on July 3, 1971, in Paris, with speculation surrounding his death suggesting a possible heroin overdose mixed with alcohol.
A canoe is being built in Sarayak to carry a message from the Ecuadorian Amazon to Paris, addressing climate change and human rights issues.
A study in Paris found that residents near transportation routes experience higher rates of diseases like diabetes and heart disease due to noise pollution.
Tinker Bell, a celebrity dog owned by a former animal shelter volunteer, exemplifies the trend of treating pets as family members in the United States.
Alison Brie humorously compares her cleavage to Joel McHale's high butt crack on Conan.
A man urinates on a passenger during a flight to Paris, leading to a chaotic and humorous story.
Bill Hader talks about 'Documentary Now' with Fred Armisen and compares himself to Harry Styles.
Conan and Erin Blair review WWE 2K14, featuring wrestlers like Triple H and Sheamus.
Elijah Wood joins Conan to explore Eos, likening it to Middle Earth in this CONAN Highlight.
