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Cover image: Students chant slogans during a protest over rising housing costs and underfunded education, in solidarity with students in France and Spain, in Athens, Greece, October 21, 2026. - Stelios Misinas French authorities tighten restrictions and ban specific protests France is bracing for another weekend of protests, after violence erupted on the sidelines of last week's mobilisations. Paris is extending a partial curfew in parts of the city until Monday, while protests are banned altogether in the cities of Marseille and Lyon. 70,000 security personnel will be deployed on Saturday and only union demonstrations will be authorised. Major protests in France: Macron convenes student representatives France awaits Moody's verdict: Downgrade widely expected as debt fears grow REPLAY: Laurent Nunez holds presser on security arrangements ahead of protests French authorities ban some student protests after weekend looting and clashes French authorities call for videos of looting to identify rioters French mayors analyze the political crisis as new protests are expected Politics in 'materialist terms': Gen Z in Albania, Italy, France and India protesting for 'fairness' Major protests in France: French shop owners brace for more unrest Russia ready for talks on plans for final Ukraine deal, not truce: Putin © 2026 Copyright France 24 - All rights reserved.
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