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French banks applying ‘irregular’ charges on clients, fraud office check reveals
The investigation into 100 banking establishments found breaches, failings, and alleged criminal practices
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New poll: How do people in France view relationship with the US?
The study also asked about Ukraine’s President Zelensky, military aid, and joining NATO
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Debate begins on new law to crack down on telemarketing calls in France
If passed, the new bill will aim to require consent even before the first call
Facebook in court over nude art ban
Controversy over shutdown of online account
A teacher has taken Facebook to court in Paris after his account was closed when he posted an image of the Gustave Courbet painting L’Origine du monde, which shows a woman’s genitals.
The company said his account was closed due to a contractual dispute and not because of the image.
A ruling will be given this month.