100,000 March in Paris Over Living Costs, Police Fire Tear Gas After Clashes
French Protests: 100,000 March in Paris, Clashes Erupt Over Funding and Living CostsFrance: Nearly 1,000 Arrested as Nationwide Protests Resume, Police Find WeaponsFrench Police Use Tear Gas Amid Nationwide Protests on October 24, 2026France: Nearly 1,000 Arrested Amid Mass Protests and ClashesFrench Police Use Tear Gas in Multiple Cities During Nationwide Cost of Living ProtestsFrance Deploys 70,000 Police, Armored Vehicles Ahead of Weekend Protests - Seoul Economic DailyFrance Protests: 135 Detained, 70,000 Officers Deployed Amid DiscontentLive: French police seize weapons and arrest 135 people on the sidelines of new protests - France 24France: Nearly 1,000 Arrested Amidst Mass Protests and Clashes Over Cost of LivingEuropean Leaders Respond to Widespread Protests with Crackdowns and ArrestsFrench Authorities Arrest 135 Amid Nationwide Protests, Seizing WeaponsFrance: Clashes Erupt in Paris, Marseille After Nationwide ProtestsFrench Protests: Nearly 1,000 Arrested Amid Clashes, Police Use Tear GasFrance: Nearly 1,000 Arrested in Nationwide Protests Over Living Costs, EducationFrance Protests: Students, Workers March Nationwide; Louvre, Museums Close Amid Police DeploymentFrance to deploy 70,000 police on Saturday to prevent civil unrest | France | The Guardian🔴 BREAKING: French police have arrested 135 people in connection with protests and seized various weapons, the interior minister says.France Protests Turn Violent as Police Fire Tear Gas and Water Cannons, Arrests Rise: 140 outlets compared | NewsCordFrance unrest: 70,000 police officers, weapons seized, hundreds of protesters arrested - top developments - The Times of IndiaMacron condemns rioters after nationwide protests - Los Angeles TimesBusinesses, cultural events and museums are set to close at the weekend ahead of further protests. France's main student union, UNEF, has called for rallies on Saturday, while the Yellow VestFrance deploys thousands of police as Paris march is restricted to city's edgeProtests are nothing more than an inherently French tradition, expert says | 7NEWS