Paris protests over living costs and education turn violent; police brace for unrest
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Hundreds of thousands protested across French cities against rising living costs and inequality; clashes with police occurred but were less violent than the prior weekend. Nearly 1,000 arrests were reported, with authorities indicating the number may rise. The sustained protest wave signals persistent social unrest, though reduced violence suggests some de-escalation.
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Civil unrest in France has significantly escalated, marked by nearly 1,000 arrests and the deployment of 70,000 police, including elite units, across the country. Protests are primarily driven by cost-of-living pressures, education funding, and public service defense, with clashes reported in multiple cities. The situation indicates heightened domestic instability and a robust state response, though the full extent of public arming and potential for further violence remains uncertain.
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