PARIS (Reuters) – French Prime Minister Jean Castex said on Thursday that the coronavirus situation in France remained fragile but that for the moment there was no need for a new national lockdown.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. French Prime Minister Jean Castex announced the new restrictions on Thursday. (AP) France will enforce a 6pm nationwide curfew to ...

French Prime Minister Jean Castex said on Thursday that the coronavirus situation in France remained fragile but that for the moment there was no need for a new national lockdown. Castex said the rate ...

Accompanied by four of his ministers, French prime minister Jean Castex, speaking at a press conference, explained that the new rules in place are designed to curb the spread of Covid-19, announced by ...

PARIS: French Prime Minister Jean Castex announced on Thursday evening that the government will proceed to ease certain Covid-19 related restrictions in February. During a press conference, Castex ...

On Thursday, French Prime Minister Jean Castex and Health Minister Olivier Véran unveiled health measures decided by President Emmanuel Macron at a national security meeting the day before. There is ...

French Prime Minister Jean Castex said Thursday that France’s border with the UK would remain shut "until further notice" and efforts would be made to expand and fast-track vaccinations as he warned ...

An average of around 18,000 new cases of coronavirus are confirmed each day, far from the 5,000 cases per day target by mid-December set by the government. Pressure on the country’s hospitals ...

PARIS (REUTERS) - French Prime Minister Jean Castex is placing himself under seven days isolation after his wife tested positive for coronavirus, his office announced on Wednesday (June 9). Castex has ...