France
Nicolas Sarkozy was released from Paris’s La Santé prison under judicial supervision after three weeks, forbidden to leave France or contact the justice minister while appealing a Libyan financing conviction.
Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy was released from a Paris prison after three weeks and allowed by an appeals court to serve his sentence at home under supervision pending appeal.
France experienced unusually mild, potentially record-breaking temperatures and largely calm, dry conditions on Tuesday, November 11, driven by a southerly flow between an Atlantic low and central European anticyclone.
Authorities identified 15-year-old Parisian Pedro Elias Garzon Delvaux as the "fedora man" photographed outside the Louvre on the day thieves stole the crown jewels.
Former president Nicolas Sarkozy attended a Paris hearing on his request for supervised release on 10 November, and his wife Carla Bruni arrived at the proceedings.
Ten years after the Nov. 13, 2015 Paris attacks, players and survivors said the Stade de France assault and subsequent manhunt left enduring trauma, witnesses and officials recounted.
A Paris court released former French president Nicolas Sarkozy from prison under strict judicial supervision, allowing him to await his appeal at home.
