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Protesters started a fire at one of French President Emmanuel Macrons favourite restaurants in Paris on Thursday during clashes with riot police at the upmarket left-bank brasserie.

Other side but cannot come together on this. >> we have to sit down and determine -- we have -- we have to protect social security at all costs. people are counting on it. they paid millions into the system. we have three legged schools. peoples pensions have been wiped out. social security is what seniors in this country depend upon. we have to make the system work and its our responsibility in a bipartisan way to ensure seniors who thought they would have social security have it, period. >> wh...

The shareholders and big corporations, the insurances, you name it, have fostered and have garnered records of profits throughout these last years. so, what this is really about whether we will accept being attacked by what we perceive as a greedy attack on our pensions, because there is no economic justification given the huge amount of wealth being produced in this country, that we should be working an additional two years just to satisfy the narrow needs of the few for a select minority to ga...

Would appear to just be fires. we saw some pictures earlier of people rubbing their eyes, some irritation potentially from pepper spray. no indication tear gas is being used. but going on for the 11th straight day. and it really has affected everything thats going on in paris, including the planned visit of king charles. that had been postponed after protestors were taking to the streets and really causing such an issue, macron is looking at the math and saying there is not enough revenue from p...

Protesters in Paris invaded the building housing the investment firm BlackRock, vandalized a brasserie popular with President Emmanuel Macron, and clashed with police.

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Crunch talks between trade unions and Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne on France’s pensions crisis ended in failure after less than an hour on Wednesday morning – with union bosses vowing to press ahead…

Trade union leaders are set to meet Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne today after a long stalemate over the pensions reform.

Britons retiring abroad may be faced with tricky decisions when it comes to their pensions which if done wrong can result in a big loss.

A fresco by French graffiti artist Lekto, which compares President Macron to Hitler, is sparking controversy...