French Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau has accused Algeria of “trying to humiliate France” after the North African country refused to admit one of its nationals who was being deported

Algeria is trying to humiliate France, France's interior minister said on Friday, after several Algerian influencers were arrested for inciting violence in a growing crisis between Paris and its former colony.

France threatened on Friday to "retaliate" if Algeria escalates a diplomatic row that has flared up over the arrests of Algerian social media influencers accused of inciting violence.Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot threatened restrictions to visas or development aid,

The ad, which promotes the launch of a flight from Islamabad to Paris starting January 10, features a dramatic image of a plane nosediving toward the Eiffel Tower, accompanied by the tagline, "Paris,

EU regulators imposed a ban on Pakistan International Airlines, the country’s state-owned airline, following a series of accidents.

A graphic designer has accidentally threatened the nation of France with an advert showing a plane heading straight towards the Eiffel Tower. Pakistan Airlines has announced they will be resuming flights from Islamabad to Paris from today with a seemingly ill-thought poster.

France's foreign minister on Tuesday urged its citizens to avoid travelling to Iran until French nationals held there have been released. "The situation of our compatriots held hostage in Iran is quite simply unacceptable.

Meanwhile, France summoned Iran's ambassador over three "hostages" held since 2022. France protests three' hostages' in Iran. Also on Friday, France summoned Iran's ambassador to protest three of its citizens in detention for years,