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No confirmation, as reports say King Charles going to France in fall - Vimarsana News

No confirmation, as reports say King Charles going to France in fall

Britain's King Charles is considering a visit to France in September, following the cancellation of a planned state visit in March due to violent protests

France plans major police presence for day of nationwide protests - Vimarsana News

France plans major police presence for day of nationwide protests

Unions have called a nationwide day of protests against President Emmanuel Macron’s law to raise the retirement age

Protesters take to streets again in France ahead of ruling on legality of controversial pension bill - Vimarsana News

Protesters take to streets again in France ahead of ruling on legality of controversial pension bill

Striking workers disrupted garbage collection in Paris and blocked traffic on part of the Rhine river as trade unions urged a show of force on the streets

French unions urge show of force as Macron's pension overhaul nears finale - Vimarsana News

French unions urge show of force as Macron's pension overhaul nears finale

Garbage piled up in Paris, liquefied natural gas operations were suspended and rail services cancelled on Wednesday, with trade unions urging a show of force as President Emmanuel Macron's pension overhaul neared its finale in parliament. A broad alliance of unions has called for an eighth day of street protests across France since mid-January to contest Macron's plans to raise the retirement age by two years to 64.

Rising opposition to Macron's pension plan tests his resolve - Vimarsana News

Rising opposition to Macron's pension plan tests his resolve

The next challenge comes on Tuesday, when unions are betting a further shift in opinion will rally even more support for protests