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C'est la fin de semaine. Here's the week that was.

In France, fear of Ebola is up while a Christmas tree/sex toy sculpture has been taken down.

In this week's newspapers: the shift of the French senate to the right (and the extreme right) and an attempt to get Parisian rooftops protected.

The biggest headlines from this week's French Press: France passes a new "Anti-Amazon" law to protect its book market... only to find that Amazon has found a way to bypass it. Updates on the Tour de France and Hollande's July 14th interview.

The biggest stories out of France include a vigilante attack on a 16-year-old rom, the continuing week-long railway strike, the Bygmalion/UMP scandal, scent-messaging, and the re-scheduling of 2015 regional elections.

This week's French headlines were buzzing about Jean-Marie Le Pen's repeat offense of antisemitism, the taxi strike on Wednesday, Aubervillier's hero, and dismal health conditions in France's overseas territories.

This week's French headlines including a new map of France, anti-terrorism laws, Hollande's "double date," and Sarkozy's possible comback.

Get the gist of the French headlines this week all deciphered en anglais.

From Ukrainian unrest to the French economy: highlights from this week's French headlines.