France reels from protest aftermath | Military training tragedy in Canada
The French president says his nation is feeling “anger and shame” after a day of protests against the rising cost of living.
Emmanuel Macron says the demonstrations descended into what he called “unbridled violence.”
Across France police have arrested more than 2,500 people as public buildings burned and private property was destroyed.
Mr Macron says nothing justifies the violence and local officials will ban gatherings if it’s deemed necessary.
00:00 France’s President calls for calm after violent protests rock cities across the country
03:20 Anti-government clashes in Tirana enter a sixth day with protesters hurling petrol bombs at police, who then responded with tear gas and water cannon
03:53 There have been violent clashes for a second day in Milan over the rising cost of living with protesters looting shops and setting fires
04:10 Canada names four service members killed in a major fire at a military base in Alberta
07:00 Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warns the US that siding with Russia would be a “historic mistake”
09:50 Benjamin Netanyahu urges undecided Israeli voters to “listen carefully” to Donald Trump after the US President publicly endorsed the veteran prime minister
12:50 Israeli police say 10 suspects have been detained in connection with attacks in the occupied West Bank
13:29 Egypt says it’s prepared to defend Saudi Arabia against escalating attacks from Iran-backed Houthis
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