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Authorities have ordered at least 580 shops and restaurants
“We had sufficient evidence to lead us to believe that a major attack was being planned,”
Until this issue is resolved Paris remains unsafe on the weekends, for tourists and local residents.
The ‘Yellow Vest’ protesters have caused months of embarrassment for the French president.
The 15th consecutive yellow vest protests were relatively peaceful compared to previous weeks.
French communities unite and gather to protest against anti-Semitism in Paris
French police fired tear gas to disperse protesters who threw projectiles and set bins on fire in Paris, Lyon and…
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Thousands flood French streets in ninth week of ‘gilets jaunes’ protests
4 people have been killed and 10 in critical as the death toll rises in Paris
A powerful explosion badly damaged a bakery in central Paris on Saturday
Since the onset of the movement, ten people have been killed and more than 1,500 have been injured.
The Champs-Elysees has since last month been the epicentre of repeated violent protests against Macron’s government, with the Arc de Triomphe ransacked on December 1.
The local government authority on Thursday told restaurants and luxury boutiques along the Champs Elysees boulevard to close on Saturday
More than 200 arrested as Macron orders the police to quash the protests.