France PM urges partial curfews after cost-of-living riots, looting
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Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced targeted curfews will be extended after a night without major unrest, following Saturday's rioting and looting. The move signals a shift from reactive policing to sustained containment, though the underlying social tensions remain unresolved. The effectiveness of curfews in preventing further escalation is uncertain.
France has imposed curfews in multiple cities, including Paris, Lyon, Nice, and Lille, following widespread riots, looting, and street violence. The interior minister admitted police 'lost control' in some areas, indicating a significant escalation in the severity of the unrest, despite a recent night of relative calm. The underlying causes, including cost-of-living concerns, remain unresolved, and protesters plan further action.
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