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Trial of alleged PKK figures accused of financing terrorism gets underway in France - Vimarsana News

Trial of alleged PKK figures accused of financing terrorism gets underway in France

The trial of 11 alleged senior members of the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK), accused of extortion, terrorist financing and propaganda for the organisation has begun in a Paris court. 

Source: rfi.fr
France tries 11 alleged senior members of PKK accused of extortion, terror financing - Vimarsana News

France tries 11 alleged senior members of PKK accused of extortion, terror financing

Labelled a terrorist organisation by the US, EU and Turkey, the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) has been waging a decades-long armed struggle against Ankara for greater autonomy for the Kurdish minority in the Turkish southeast

French police accused of using arbitrary arrest to stifle pensions protest - Vimarsana News

French police accused of using arbitrary arrest to stifle pensions protest

There have been 1,200 unauthorised demonstrations in France since last Thursday, "some of them violent", according to Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin. There have been hundreds of arrests. Lawyers,…

Source: rfi.fr
Defiant Macron rejects referendum on pension reform - Vimarsana News

Defiant Macron rejects referendum on pension reform

PARIS: French President Emmanuel Macron appeared defiant on Tuesday after his government narrowly survived no-confidence votes, telling allies he would stand by his beleaguered prime...

Emmanuel Macron defiant as anger smoulders over French pension reform - Vimarsana News

Emmanuel Macron defiant as anger smoulders over French pension reform

Ignoring calls from opponents, Macron said there would be no government reshuffle, no fresh parliamentary elections and no referendum on his controversial pension reform, even in the face of widespread protests that have brought millions into the streets