France imposes curfews after weekend violence, but is it too much or too little?
Summary
France has set curfews in some areas after violent protests against rising living costs. Different French newspapers and international media have varied views on whether the government's response is too strict, too weak, or balanced.Key Facts
- France introduced curfews after weekend riots linked to protests about the high cost of living.
- Left-wing French newspapers say the curfews are too strict and criticize the government’s handling of law and order.
- A central French newspaper notes police policy aims to avoid deaths by keeping a safe distance from protesters.
- A conservative French paper says the government is not doing enough and questions why no state of emergency has been declared.
- British media quotes President Macron saying France will not accept thieves or extreme-left troublemakers.
- The New York Times highlights the unity of French students protesting but warns about the risk of violence.
- German media points out unusual solidarity between poor and wealthy students and criticizes the government’s approach.
- Italy is also facing violence during cost-of-living protests and plans to send 500 army troops to affected cities.
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