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2026-10-18 01:17
Hundreds of thousands protest in France, marking one of the largest demonstrations in years
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- Al JazeeraLean left
Al Jazeera’s Rosie Rosie Birchard was harassed by protesters looting shops in Rennes, France.
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Authorities said "the vast majority of individuals are demonstrating peacefully," though officials condemned a "growing number of violent incidents."
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Disorder broke out in cities across the country on a day in which more than half a million joined cost of living protests.
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Tunisians stage biggest protest in years against President Saied Reuters
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Straight Arrow NewsCenter
Hundreds of thousands protest in France, marking one of the largest demonstrations in years
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Violent clashes, looting and buildings ablaze as hundreds arrested after France protests
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Al Jazeera reporter harassed, struck on head amid France protests, looting
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Thousands rally for biggest protest in years against Tunisia’s Saied
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Tunisians stage biggest protest in years against President Saied - Reuters
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