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The Guardian's front page highlights escalating unrest in France, with President Macron criticizing widespread violence and thousands of arrests following days of protests. Other top stories include the global housing crisis, the impact of French protests on investor confidence, and spreading…
President Macron has criticized the 'unbridled violence' seen across France during days of protests, which have resulted in 2,400 arrests, as the government holds crisis talks following what is being described as a 'colossal failure of the state'.
France is experiencing a debt sell-off as escalating protests across the country begin to unnerve international investors.
President Macron has reportedly refused to accept a minister's resignation following a period of widespread protests that have significantly disrupted France.
Protests have spread to cities like Lisbon and Milan, with demonstrators expressing feelings of being 'suffocated' by rising housing and living costs.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy has expressed gratitude to Donald Trump for resumed intelligence sharing, following a message concerning US Starlink services.
A report suggests that the UK is unable to effectively manage geopolitical crises without adequate external support.
An African island nation is taking action against an offshore gambling network that has connections to a UK family.
Tap water in a Norwegian town has become undrinkable due to climate-related issues.
An activist is challenging France's most significant drug cartel.
The housing crisis, previously a localized issue, has now escalated to become a global problem.
A plan is underway to reintroduce and preserve apple varieties that have been largely forgotten.
Key discussion points have emerged from the Premier League football matches played over the weekend.
Certain businesses are implementing restrictions on content creators.
A man who has resided in the UK for 50 years is facing deportation despite the Windrush scandal.
