The city of Paris is suing Airbnb for illegal adverts.
Authorities claim 1,000 rental listings on the website are breaking a French law passed last year.
The 'City of Love' is one of the platforms most important destinations.
Oliver Whitfield-Miocic reports:
Israeli settlers stage new attack on home in West Bank's Qusra, witnesses say
Dozens of masked Israeli settler fighters have attacked homes surrounding the occupied West Bank village of Qusra on Saturday, the first major attack since a siege by settlers in the area earlier this month drew an international outcry.
Norway's King Haakon honours 'dear father' Harald in first speech as sovereign
King Haakon VIII of Norway has paid homage to his late father as "such a good dad" in his first address to the nation since becoming sovereign, his voice briefly filling with emotion when evoking his widowed mother, Queen Sonja.
Storm leaves one dead, two injured in Cyprus
One person has died and six others were rescued after a storm and rough seas caused three boats to hit rocks and sink off Cyprus on Saturday, local media reported.
Russian strike on Ukraine warehouse causes detonation, killing 37
At least 37 people were killed after a Russian drone strike on a Kyiv-area warehouse sparked a detonation, officials said on Saturday, as Moscow's air attacks on the Ukrainian capital and surrounding region dragged into a third straight day.
Nepal resumes flood rescue, seeks technical help
Nepal resumed search and rescue work on Saturday after a brief weather-related suspension as authorities searched for nearly 3,000 missing people following a devastating flood that killed hundreds and tore through a region bordering Tibet.
