France

Striking teachers, hospital staff and rail workers joined students in largely peaceful demonstrations

The French village remains a place of pilgrimage for admirers of the artist and his work

Warning is included in confidential assessments intended to highlight potential threats to national security

Plaque paying tribute to Irish designer and architect is unveiled at Paris’s Père-Lachaise cemetery on 50th anniversary of her death

Irish stock market was boosted by strong results from Ryanair on Monday

Anonymous social media accounts are mobilising young people across borders, blurring the lines between political protest, online performance and organised looting

One in five people in Spain was born outside the country — a higher proportion than even in the US

Unions have warned of a second day of industrial action unless a credible offer is forthcoming from Government

Demonstrations also took place in Germany, where officers fired tear gas to disperse crowds

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European Central Bank preparing for leadership changes at time of turbulence in bond markets

Students vow to go ahead with further protests after government offers more funding and university places

Shares traded in Dublin began the week on a steady upward trajectory

Bank of America’s fund manager survey shows a record number plan to underweight French stocks over the next year, but other market adages are available

Right-wing populist has seen poll boost following unrest

Le Pen launches presidential campaign amid security lockdown and protest

French government deployed some 70,000 security officials, including elite anti-terror forces

Political failure around protests is a result of the left being unable to take Irish economic dysfunction and turn it into a larger project of reform

Markets becoming nervous about the scale of borrowing by ‘hyperscalers’

Authorities had confined march away from centre of Paris to prevent repeat of last weekend’s violence and looting

French police have made more than 135 arrests so far, the interior minister said

The country is being pushed closer to the once-unthinkable possibility of bankruptcy

The scale of the violence, high stakes of the upcoming presidential election and international reach of the protests distinguish them past riots

Vehicles will transform Army from mostly peacekeeping force to military capable of limited conventional war fighting

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In Paris suburb incident, man appeared to be firing at ​random and seemed intent on ‘carrying out ‌a massacre’, local mayor says

Protests and paralysis have cast a shadow over the twilight of a presidency once defined by ambition and confidence

Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade not aware of any lobbying by Government to exclude alumina from latest set of measures

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A rudderless government looks unable to respond

French authorities say there is no risk to general population ​at this stage

Combined yellow-vest and student protest to go ahead in Paris on Saturday as Italy calls in soldiers to patrol Milan streets

Creeping reintroduction of checkpoints inside Schengen travel area a nuisance for town where Luxembourg, France and Germany come together

France’s borrowing costs rise to their highest since mid-2002, ​as widespread protests added to concerns over the country’s fragile finances

Demonstrations from Albania to Spain are largely unconnected, but some common frustrations run through them

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There are people of both political extremes who crave street politics just because it has potential for violence and confrontation

Fresh curfews imposed on Tuesday after first quiet night since France’s most destructive rioting in years