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Paris is clearing away the damage from a weekend of protests that descended into widespread rioting and looting. Is the city – and the rest of France – finally …
Paris is clearing away the damage from a weekend of protests that descended into widespread rioting and looting. Is the city – and the rest of France – finally returning to calm? DW’s Biresh Banerjee speaks with journalist Catherine Field in Paris.
#france #protest #riot #livingcosts #dwnews
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why don't french people denounce the looters and rioters? or were those officially part of the "protest"?
@@SqrPeg-m8nImported2wk ago
Liberté, égalité, fraternité!
@@PhatBoyzClubImported2wk ago
Such a beautiful city, its a real shame to see it this way. I have fond memories of it
@@Spells-o5rImported2wk ago
😮should’ve done this earlier
@@valeriotong211Imported2wk ago
French people are struggling meanwhile Macron enjoyed the concert with his wife, after that he travels to the middle east, life is so beautiful and relaxing for the Macrons 😊
@@rzlnieImported2wk ago
Louis XVI was not sent to the guillotine owing to the debts, but rather due to the Flight to Varennes.<a href="UCkszU2WH9gy1mb0dV-11UJg/face-pink-drinking-tea"></a><a href="UCkszU2WH9gy1mb0dV-11UJg/face-pink-drinking-tea"></a><a href="UCkszU2WH9gy1mb0dV-11UJg/face-pink-drinking-tea"></a><a href="UCkszU2WH9gy1mb0dV-11UJg/face-pink-drinking-tea"></a><a href="UCkszU2WH9gy1mb0dV-11UJg/face-pink-drinking-tea"></a><br><br>Please tell me, President Macron, will your "European army" be able to open the Red Sea or the Persian Gulf? If not, what are you doing now?
@@Perfectblue33Imported2wk ago
Just send in the Army allready.
@@tommasorucci4088Imported2wk ago
You love reporting on this don't you DW? Have you been talking about the cause of these protests or you just focusing on the looters and rioters because it gets you more views? Right, silly me, I answered myself
@@crevard203Imported2wk ago
Surely the symbolic gesture of going to the Middle East in person is not as important as the symbolic gesture of staying in France during tough times.
@@SK-ej5lgImported2wk ago
If this is a student protest why can we see so many Palestine flags in the looting
@@167mm167Imported2wk ago
police is useles ...send troops ...<a href="UCkszU2WH9gy1mb0dV-11UJg/KsIfY6LzFoLM6AKanYDQAg"></a>
@@TrustworthyAnanasImported2wk ago
Franceand europe deserves this. Too much or commenting on other countries, how they work meanwhile your own country is burning. 😂😂
@@garyb1534Imported2wk ago
France on the mend? LOL
@@sravibhaskarImported2wk ago
Sounds like France just finally learnt how to control riots from India LOL
@@GrandAdmiralThongImported2wk ago
Sacre Bleu!
@@tfhmobilImported2wk ago
Fleeing was the choice by Macron 🙄<br>Just after partying 🙄
@@akatsukiotokoImported2wk ago
i thought i was watching indian news.
@@rj_80_80Imported2wk ago
European state media have for years said look over that at the threat of the far-right!! (i.e.: The average European who just wants a return to reasonable immigration policies)<br><br>But anyone with a working eye ball can now see who the threat to Europe are.
@@mishaNYrepresentativeImported2wk ago
Macaroni wanted Russia to burn n collapse. But thanks to his sanctions packages, and proxy war against the biggest country in Europe which has the most resources..<br>He got his country here
@@dwnewsImported2wk ago
President Emmanuel Macron is on a tour of Gulf states seeking to secure fresh energy supplies to bring down high petrol prices – a key grievance among protesters.
Paris is clearing away the damage from a weekend of protests that descended into widespread rioting and looting. Is the city – and the rest of France – finally returning to calm? DW’s Biresh Banerjee speaks with journalist Catherine Field in Paris.
#france #protest #riot #livingcosts #dwnews
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