Arsenal announces former Paris Saint-Germain coach Unai Emery as their new boss, handing him the daunting task of revitalising a club that has slipped well behind their Premier League rivals. Emery took the opportunity to thank English club’s former coach Arsene Wenger.
An XXL effigy of Emmanuel Macron with a bullet hole between his eyes was burned at a protest against the president’s social reforms in Paris. READ MORE: https://on.rt.com/95uq
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Paris demonstrations against Macron’s social policies turned violent on Tuesday as protesters hurled projectiles at police and broke shop windows. Officers deployed tear gas and detained several protestors.
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French public sector staff join rail workers in striking Tuesday to protest reforms proposed by President Emmanuel Macron, with the country braced for possible major disruption. IMAGES from Paris
For a bird’s eye view of Paris on solid ground, Parisians and tourists visit FlyView, a VR experience which gives users a virtual jetpack to soar over the French capital.
The ‘Sea Bubbles’, water taxis that appear to be flying, make an re-appearance in Paris for a series of tests. Eventually these boats could become an alternative and ecological mode of transport in the French capital.
Paris’ riverside Big Wheel attraction will be free for Parisian visitors until 18 May, when it is set to close for the final time. Last November, Paris councillors voted almost unanimously to axe the “Grande Roue”, which has sat intermittently on the Place de la Concorde near the Louvre museum since 1993.
Royal wedding fever reaches Paris, where souvenirs like effigies of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are selling like hotcakes at the “British Shop”.
A waterfall cascades down a wall and across the floor, but the flow is just an illusion. It’s one of several on show at the Grande Halle de la Villette, a 2000 m2 space in Paris. The immersive exhibition has been created by Japanese collective teamLab, known for its spectacular digital art installations, and is open until 9 September.
