French protest violence eases while scattered riots hit Germany ahead of school return
French authorities expressed relief Sunday after mass protests over rising living costs resulted in less violence than previous weekends. But police expect new demonstrations as high schools at the heart of the movement reopen Monday after their autumn break.
French authorities noted a decrease in violence during mass protests concerning the rising cost of living over the past weekend. However, police anticipate renewed demonstrations with the reopening of high schools on Monday. These schools have been central to the ongoing movement.
- Mass protests in France over rising living costs saw less violence this past weekend.
- Authorities expressed relief but expect new demonstrations.
- New protests are anticipated as high schools, central to the movement, reopen Monday after their autumn break.
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