Charles De Gaulle Airport in Paris is one of Europe's busiest airports, and navigating it can be a stressful struggle.

At Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris, hungry travellers should swing by The French Taste, a brasserie from Michelin-starred chef Guy Martin, for terrine and a glass of champagne in Terminal 2F.

In both highly developed countries and those underachieving, public architecture is the showcase of national pride. In the ...

When Charles de Gaulle published the first volume of his war memoirs, in 1954, it looked like an acknowledgment that he no longer belonged to the present, but to history. His achievements during the ...

There was Charles de Gaulle last week proclaiming that the primacy of the dollar in international dealings was finished, calling for an eventual return to the gold standard —which the world’s ...

The Charles De Gaulle Carrier Strike Group joined the maiden Philippine-French joint patrol in the South China Sea in one of the largest bilateral drills between the two nations to date. The Charles ...

De Beers said there were signs of a pick up in US diamond demand before Christmas, while India has overtaken China to become the second-biggest market. The industry has been hammered by a collapse ...

Ryan Chan is a Newsweek reporter based in Hong Kong, where he previously had over a decade of experience at a local newspaper, covering China and current events around the world. His focus is on ...

King Charles is doing all he can to “disassociate himself publicly” from his scandal-scarred brother Prince Andrew, according to a royal commentator. It emerged last week that the disgraced ...

Three oddly assorted men emerged to lead the settlers’ revolt in Algeria last week. The three: Pierre Lagaillarde, 28. ex-paratrooper, who says: “I may be a fascist, but I’m not a reactionary.

Like Queen Elizabeth, she loves horses and a great tiara moment. Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty King Charles is sending words of support on World Cancer Day one year after Buckingham Palace announced that ...

Ron Charles writes about books and publishing for The Washington Post. For a dozen years, he enjoyed teaching American literature and critical theory in the Midwest. Before moving to the District ...