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The places to know in the French capital for a working déjeuner that doesn’t feel like one
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Crowds and maskless socialising feel like denial to one visitor
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A night in Provence with Ruinart champagne and the mind-blowing cuisine of Alain Passard
Their cost-effective business model may also help them weather the pandemic
Café society in the French capital is back to its elegant, exuberant self. From the glamorous to the ultra-hip, here are seven spots for outdoor refreshment
French citizens grab a respite in packed sidewalk cafés as job cuts loom
Backless dresses, boyfriend sweaters and leopard-print trenchcoats . . . the guilty pleasures of the movie genre and femme fatale fashion
Sink into a banquette or take a seat at the bar at these five Parisian hotspots and watch the world go by
Resignation of Benjamin Griveaux shows the separation of private and public life is crumbling
Must foodies eat Velveeta to save Mark Zuckerberg a bit of pocket money?
The young and talented are leaving the country in search of professional opportunities
Renée Kaplan’s top reads this week: trade fears, Trump’s migration U-turn, millennials v food brands
‘Some quirks are so ingrained that the natives aren’t even aware they might need explaining’
Tit-for-tat tariffs, in pursuit of Facebook and brilliant jerks banned
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