French protests resume with weaker turnout, demands for affordability and public services

A new wave of protests in France, involving students, trade unionists, and yellow vests, is weaker than previous ones but continues to press demands for lower living costs, stronger public services, and better education. The protests signal persistent social discontent despite reduced intensity, with potential implications for government policy and political stability.

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