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<p> French interior minister, Laurent Nuñez, warned earlier this week of a ‘very high risk of public disorder’</p><p>Protesters have gathered in front of the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin. German police said an additional 1,500 officers will be deployed throughout the city.</p><p>The demonstrations coincide with Halloween, but France’s interior minister, <stron

<img src="https://www.srf.ch/static/cms/images//320ws/dc19153.webp" hspace="5" align="left" >Seit Monaten protestieren die Menschen in Albanien. Nun reagiert die Regierung mit repressiven Massnahmen dagegen.

<p>French police started firing tear gas at protesters Saturday as they stepped up security in major cities, aiming to prevent a repeat of <a href="https://www.dawn.com/news/2037973">rioting</a> a week ago, on a day of fresh nationwide demonstrations over the high cost of living.</p> <p>Police in the southeast city of Lyon fired tear gas to disperse some 150

France is deploying some 70,000 police officers as fresh nationwide protests begin. A deadly shooting near Paris has additionally fueled tensions. DW has the latest.

Government puts 70,000 police officers on the streets to boost security after last weekend’s riots

<img src="https://www.srf.ch/static/cms/images//320ws/f08acf2.webp" hspace="5" align="left" >Der Präsident machte zudem «aufrührerische» ultralinke Gruppen und Vandalen für die Ausschreitungen verantwortlich.

French President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday that “illegitimate” protests would be banned in the coming days and blamed “seditious” ultra-left groups and vandals for last weekend’s riots and looting.