Police and protesters clash in Paris as unrest spreads across Europe
Protests began peacefully, but became more tense, and led to police firing water cannons and deploying tear gas.
Protests began peacefully, but became more tense, and led to police firing water cannons and deploying tear gas.
The French president has slammed foreign leaders for exploiting his country’s unrest for their own political agendas.
The country’s military will be deployed to support police ahead of more protests planned in French cities.
Protesters targeted city halls, other public buildings and thousands of businesses in France’s worst rioting in years.
French President Emmanuel Macron has vowed to hold those responsible for the violence accountable.
Dramatic pictures show police trying to tackle protesters with tear gas and water cannons.
The 28-year-old man wounded was being held at a federal jail with a bullet still in his body,
The 15-year-old boy lost his hand when a stun grenade exploded during protests in a French city.
Riot police fired tear gas in French cities as more than 250,000 protesters demanded higher education funding.
With more protests expected across the rest of the week, a major policing operation is underway – WA’s biggest operation in more than 15 years.