In a shocking turn of events, online retailers Shein, Temu, AliExpress, and Wish are under investigation in France for allegedly allowing minors to access pornographic content and selling inappropriate items. The scrutiny follows concerns raised by the French consumer watchdog regarding childlike sex dolls listed on these platforms. With protests planned ahead of Shein's physical store opening, the issue has ignited public outrage.
In a bold move, Shein has banned the sale of all sex dolls worldwide after being accused of allowing products with childlike appearances. This decision comes in response to concerns raised by French authorities regarding potential child exploitation. The company is also reviewing its seller controls and has removed all listings related to these products.
Get ready for a lavish adventure as Season 4 of HBO's The White Lotus is set to film in France! From iconic Parisian hotels to the stunning French Riviera, discover what awaits in this highly anticipated season.
In a gripping court appearance, Tiphaine Auzière reveals the devastating effects of cyberbullying on her mother, Brigitte Macron. As conspiracy theories circulate, the case highlights the harsh realities faced by public figures.
The recent robbery at the Louvre has catapulted France's Crown Jewels into the global spotlight, echoing the famous Mona Lisa heist. Will the theft lead to newfound fame for these historical treasures?
In a stunning turn of events, suspects have been arrested following the audacious theft of crown jewels from the Louvre Museum. Investigators continue to search for the stolen treasures valued at over €88 million. What will happen next?
A daring jewelry heist at the Louvre led to the arrest of two suspects just as one was about to flee France. With treasures worth $102 million still missing, the investigation intensifies amidst public pressure.
French authorities have arrested two men in connection with the audacious heist at the Louvre Museum, where eight priceless pieces of jewelry were stolen in broad daylight. The dramatic incident has sparked a nationwide security debate.
In a shocking turn of events, 2,000 gold and silver coins worth €90,000 were stolen from a French museum just hours after the audacious Louvre heist. As security concerns mount, experts warn of potential copycat crimes.
In a historic moment, former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has entered La Santé prison to serve a five-year sentence for criminal conspiracy linked to his 2007 campaign. Despite appealing his conviction, Sarkozy insists he is an innocent man and continues to fight against what he calls a judicial scandal.