France Grapples with the Question: Who Are All These Rioters? ↗
Front page leadFrance is trying to understand the identities of the rioters who are causing chaos, a group that includes militant far-left activists and young men seeking luxury goods.
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The front page of De Standaard features a prominent story on the riots in France, discussing the different types of rioters and their motivations. Other international news includes reports on potential French presidential outcomes, the use of French riots for anti-European propaganda, and…
France is trying to understand the identities of the rioters who are causing chaos, a group that includes militant far-left activists and young men seeking luxury goods.
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