France Protests: Curfew Extended, Fast-Track Trials and International Reactions

French Prime Minister said the curfew will be extended after a calm night, as part of a government effort to restore control following the biggest riots the country has seen in years, and those detained face fast-track trials. The unrest has provoked domestic and international reactions, including Trump blaming immigration and criticism of Macron for continuing his Gulf tour.

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• The restrictions come as part of a government effort to restore control after the biggest riots in France in years, and those detained face fast-track trials.

  «as those arrested in the unrest face expedited trials»

  The New York Times
• Local authorities in Lyon allocated 10 million euros to support merchants affected by the looting that took place on October 17.

  «أعلنت السلطات المحلية في ليون تخصيص 10 ملايين يورو لدعم التجار المتضررين»

  فرانس 24
• Macron was criticized for continuing his Gulf tour despite escalating riots, and he and his government were described as unprepared for the scale of the protests.

  «لم يكن الرئيس الفرنسي إيمانويل ماكرون ومسؤولون بارزون في حكومته مستعدين لحجم الاحتجاجات التي اجتاحت البلاد»

  RT عربي
• Trump said Macron made a serious mistake in immigration policy, blamed migrants for the protests, and called on Europe to close its borders.

  «حمّل الرئيس دونالد ترامب الهجرة مسؤولية ما يجري، داعيا أوروبا إلى إغلاق حدودها»

  CNN بالعربية • فرانس 24

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