France protests: Macron blasts ‘stupid’ claims by Trump, others blaming Muslims migrants for French riots
Macron responded by saying there ‘has been foreign manipulation of information in the aftermath’ of the looting in Paris and other French cities last weekend.
The Hindu reports: Macron responded by saying there ‘has been foreign manipulation of information in the aftermath’ of the looting in Paris and other French cities last weekend.
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