France celebrated its biggest holiday Monday with 7,000 people marching, on horseback or riding armored vehicles along the cobblestones of the

It’s Bastille Day – the French national holiday – on July 14. What better time to raise a glass (of champagne, naturally) to our neighbours across the channel?

France is celebrating its biggest national holiday, Bastille Day, with military jet flyovers, a drone light show over the Eiffel Tower and fireworks in almost every city. Around 7,000 people are marching on riding on horseback or in armoured vehicles,

July 14 (UPI) -- France on Monday celebrated Bastille Day with the nation's biggest holiday in the air and on the ground. The parade in Paris included 7,000 people on horseback and tanks, axe-carrying French Legion troops, 102 warplanes and helicopters.

The Bastille Day parade in 2017 on the Champs-Élysées in Paris inspired Donald Trump to plan a military parade in Washington to commemorate the U.S. Army’s 250th birthday.

France observed its national holiday this week, just 10 days after the “Big Beautiful Bill” raised the U.S. national debt ceiling by $5 trillion. Americans should look upon the fate of their allies in the War of Independence as a sobering lesson about debt management.

France often showcases international partners on Bastille Day. Russia’s war in Ukraine — central to last year’s Bastille Day celebrations – echoed in this year’s events as well.

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France remains synonymous with fashion, with Paris regarded as the “Fashion Capital of the World.” As the birthplace of haute couture, it was fitting that guests were treated to a show from Fabrosanz and Renaissance Design, reflecting local talent alongside French aesthetic sensibilities.