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Macron calls emergency meeting as protests grip France over teen's killing - Vimarsana News

Macron calls emergency meeting as protests grip France over teen's killing

More than 600 people were arrested and at least 200 police officers injured as the government struggled to restore order on a third night of unrest.

Source: q107.com
France rocked by THIRD night of riots: Violent clashes break out in Paris over 'execution' of boy - Vimarsana News

France rocked by THIRD night of riots: Violent clashes break out in Paris over 'execution' of boy

Riots are spreading across Europe as outrage grows over death of 17-year-old boy in Paris on Tuesday. Meanwhile, President Macron was seen cosying up to Elton John while his capital smouldered.

France braces for third night of riots after police shoot teen, officer charged - Vimarsana News

France braces for third night of riots after police shoot teen, officer charged

NANTERRE, France — President Emmanuel Macron fought to contain a mounting crisis on Thursday as unrest erupted for a third day over the deadly police shooting of a teenager of

Tear gas and damaged buildings: Protests rage in France over police shooting - Vimarsana News

Tear gas and damaged buildings: Protests rage in France over police shooting

A curfew has been set for one Paris region town, as violent riots triggered by the police shooting death of a teenager are set to continue.

Source: sbs.com.au
French riots spread in third night of unrest over police shooting - Vimarsana News

French riots spread in third night of unrest over police shooting

France saw unrest spread to major cities in a third night of riots on Thursday as President Emmanuel Macron fought to contain a mounting crisis triggered by the deadly police shooting of a teenager of Algerian and Moroccan descent during a traffic stop. Forty thousand police officers were deployed across France - nearly four times the numbers mobilised on Wednesday - but there were few signs that government appeals to de-escalate the violence would quell the widespread anger.