France’s Macron to give address in wake of violent protests
Ministers have blamed “ultra-left” groups for the violence, which erupted six months before the French go to the polls to elect Emmanuel Macron’s successor.
The Hindu reports: Ministers have blamed “ultra-left” groups for the violence, which erupted six months before the French go to the polls to elect Emmanuel Macron’s successor.
This world story centres on France. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include France’s Macron, French and Emmanuel Macron.
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