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Normandy's Château de Gaillon Reopens After Four-Year Restoration

A four-year restoration of the historic Château de Gaillon has been completed ahead of European Heritage Days, expanding public access to one of Normandy's important cultural landmarks.
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French Agricultural Startup Deploys AI Drones Across Rhône Vineyards

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Kering Expands Craftsmanship Academies to Train Luxury Industry Workers

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French Railway Begins Autonomous Train Trials on Regional Routes

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Marseille Launches Green Corridor Project to Reduce Urban Heat

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