French National Newspapers

Reading French National Newspapers is a great way to keep improving your French learning, while at the same time keeping abreast of what is happening in the French language world and in Francophone affairs.

It will give you an insight in to the various Francophone countries' perspectives on world, and national events.

Courrier International
News and current affairs

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L' Equipe
The most important and the only French National Newspapers (daily) entirely dedicated to sports news.

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Investir
A newspaper made for the “investors” in the stock market exchange.

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L'Humanité
The traditional paper of the French Communist Party.

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La Tribune
The economic and financial French National Newpapers (daily). All you have to know about the last stock quotes, foreign currencies, surveys, resources about major economic topics are here.

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Le Figaro
A well-known French paper dealing with all the hottest news in all the sectors thanks to “extra-sections” such as Le figaro économie.
Traditionally right-handed oriented.

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Le Monde
Certainly one of the most famous and well-published French newspapers

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Le Monde Diplomatique
All you have to know about the latest news of the “Diplomatic World”.

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Le Nouvel Observateur
A famous French weekly in which you can find articles dealing with all kind of matters.

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Les Echos
Another French newspaper mainly dealing with economic and financial matters.

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Libération
Find out the main daily headline, the "Dépêche" section in which you will learn all the latest news nonstop, a selection of the daily articles, special section regarding literature or ads and a weekly "Multimedia” section.

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