Emmanuel Macron warns October 31 protests in France could turn ‘risky’
Emmanuel Macron acknowledged that authorities had "not anticipated at all" the scale of the demonstrations a week earlier.
The Hindu reports: Emmanuel Macron acknowledged that authorities had "not anticipated at all" the scale of the demonstrations a week earlier.
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