France moves toward local curfew after worst wave of violence and looting in years

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has called for a local curfew to halt rioting and looting in French cities, and sources spoke of other security and economic measures, including compensation and support for shops. International coverage describes the unrest as the worst in years, and reports link it to student and cost-of-living demands.

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• Lecornu asked regional governors to impose a curfew on Monday evening, describing it as a partial and limited measure.

  «طلب رئيس الوزراء الفرنسي سيباستيان لوكورنو من محافظي المناطق فرض حظر تجول، مساء الإثنين، في إجراء وصفه بأنه "جزئي ومحدود النطاق"»

  سكاي نيوز عربية
• The announced measures included compensation and support for shops, and increased police deployment alongside the curfew.

  «تشمل حظر تجول محدود ا في مناطق متضررة وتعويضات ودعم ا للمتاجر وتعزيز انتشار الشرطة»

  مصراوي
• People set fire to rubbish bins and motorbikes and looted shops in Paris, Lyon, Marseille and other cities.

  «groups of people set fires to trash bins, bicycles and other objects in the streets and looted businesses in Paris, Lyon, Marseille and other cities»

  Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)
• Al Jazeera Net linked the protests to student and cost-of-living demands, while Trump blamed immigrants without evidence proving they were the main driving force.

  «دون أدلة تثبت أنهم المحرك الرئيسي للأحداث»

  الجزيرة نت

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