WorldFrance has deployed 70,000 police officers as protests escalate. Authorities are using tear gas and water cannons.
WorldFrance has deployed 70,000 police officers as protests escalate. Authorities are using tear gas and water cannons.
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PoliticsMore than 400,000 people protested across France against school funding cuts and rising living costs, challenging President Emmanuel Macron. Clashes broke out in Paris, and police made nearly 1,000 arrests.
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WorldClashes broke out in several French cities on Saturday as hundreds of thousands demonstrated nationwide over school funding and soaring living costs. Nearly 1,000 people were arrested after masked protesters confronted police. The interior ministry counted 410,000 demonstrators, while the CGT union put the figure near 800,000. The unrest is testing Emmanuel Macron’s authority in the final months of his presidency.
WorldProtests have spread across Europe, from France to Albania, Italy, Spain and Portugal. Violence at earlier demonstrations led authorities to increase security, with large numbers of police and even soldiers deployed in several European capitals.
WorldNile Gardiner, a former adviser to Margaret Thatcher, discusses escalating violence in Paris, where protests have turned into riots.
WorldProtests in France continued a week after widespread rioting and looting during demonstrations over school funding and rising living costs. Near the march’s endpoint at Porte de Vincennes in Paris, some protesters threw projectiles as police fired volleys of tear gas and used water cannons to disperse the crowd.
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WorldNearly half a million Palestinians in Hebron are under Israeli lockdown and attack. Extensive demolitions have transformed the Farsh al-Hawa area, displacing more than 200 families overnight; some homes have been forcibly occupied and converted into military outposts. The municipality has established temporary shelters, while the Palestinian Ministry of Education has told schools to keep children at…
WorldPolice used tear gas and water cannons against protesters in Rome on Saturday after a demonstration turned violent. The clashes unfolded amid protests across Italy over rising living costs, low wages, military spending and government policies.
SocietyPolice and protesters clashed in Paris, where tear gas and water cannons were used. Organisers put nationwide turnout at more than 800,000, including 250,000 in Paris, while authorities counted 410,000 nationwide. Demonstrators protested high living costs and insufficient education funding.
WorldIsraeli forces have blocked all roads into and out of Hebron while demolishing homes across the occupied West Bank city. The operation followed an attack that killed two Israeli soldiers. Rights groups say the response punishes entire communities, and hundreds of families are being displaced.
PoliticsGreg Palkot covers demonstrations continuing in Paris. Mike Pompeo, a former Secretary of State, comments on Macron’s response and the latest threats from Iran.
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PoliticsHundreds of thousands have taken to the streets of Paris. The government has accused the hard-left France Unbowed party and Jean-Luc Mélenchon of stoking violence, an accusation the party denies.
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PoliticsBarack Obama is joining Ohio Democrats in Cleveland for an election-season gathering.
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WorldFirefighters spent hours bringing a blaze under control at the former Nazi guest house known as the Eagle’s Nest in southern Germany. Police are investigating the cause and detained a man near the scene.