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French Turmoil Weighs on European Stocks as European Commission Backs Right to Protest and Condemns Violence
European stocks started the week on a gloomy note, weighed down by mounting political and social unrest in France, as investors remained cautious ahead of a busy week of corporate earnings. Meanwhile, the European Commission affirmed that peaceful protest is a fundamental right that must be protected, and condemned the violence accompanying the demonstrations.
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- European stocks started the week on a gloomy note on Monday due to the intensifying political and social unrest in France.
«بدأت الأسهم الأوروبية الأسبوع على نبرة متشائمة يوم الاثنين، إذ أثقلت كاهلها حدة الاضطرابات السياسية والاجتماعية المتصاعدة في فرنسا»
investing.com - In addition to the unrest, investors were cautious, awaiting a busy week of corporate earnings.
«إلى جانب حذر المستثمرين في انتظار أسبوع حافل بنتائج»
investing.com - European Commission spokesperson Markus Lammert said that peaceful protest is a fundamental right in all democratic countries and must be protected.
«التظاهر السلمي حق أساسي في جميع الدول الديمقراطية ويجب حمايته، وذلك تعليقًا على الاحتجاجات المستمرة في فرنسا»
السعودية الإخبارية - Lammert condemned acts of violence, arson, looting and assaults on individuals or facilities, in response to journalists' questions at the daily press briefing.
«أن أعمال العنف وإضرام الحرائق والنهب والاعتداء على الأفراد أو المنشآت»
السعودية الإخبارية
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