France protests turn violent
Protests are escalating in France against the high cost of living, with several cities witnessing clashes with security forces. Protesters set fire to offices and local authorities. Participating in the demonstrations are the "Yellow Vests" movement, students, environmental activists, and farmers. The number of protests reached 140, with approximately 32,800 people involved by midday, amid tear gas deployment and fierce clashes. The protests primarily focus on improving living standards, calling for better public services and addressing economic inequality. These demonstrations are taking place in a tense atmosphere, just six months before the presidential elections.
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