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Macron vows to curb unrest and dismisses foreign leaders' remarks
French President Emmanuel Macron pledged to prevent a repeat of the riots that shook France earlier this week, following protests that led to widespread unrest and looting across the country. Macron announced an security plan involving the deployment of military forces alongside police to control the affected squares and areas, emphasizing that the government will respond to demonstrations with an element of force. He also criticized some foreign leaders’ statements, particularly U.S. President Donald Trump, which accused migrants and exploited the crisis for political gain. The events have impacted financial markets, with the yields on 10-year government bonds rising to 5% for the first time since 2002, amid ongoing strikes and union protests. Political and security tensions continue both domestically and internationally, with widespread protests and authorities implementing strict security measures to restore control.
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