Thousands of protesters marched in London and other cities on Saturday calling for a ceasefire in Gaza and Lebanon as the war ...
France announced on Friday new curfew measures to quell civil unrest on its Caribbean island of Martinique, which has been hit by violent protests due to anger over rising living costs. The local ...
About 80% of food is imported from mainland France, so the 360,000 people who live in Martinique have to pay about €7.80 ...
Nearly a dozen officers have been injured in the French Caribbean island of Martinique during a fresh round of violent ...
It has been the worst possible start for the new government in France, as there were massive protests in the country even before Michel Barnier's cabinet officially took office. Thousands of ...
Food prices are 40 percent higher on the island than in mainland France. The protests were launched in early September by the Assembly for the Protection of Afro-Caribbean Peoples and Resources ...
16. “If the government continues to remain deaf then the inter-union grouping will call for France to be shut down,” they said ahead of Saturday’s marches. The protests are the first on a ...
The force arrived at the weekend after the local representative of France's central government said in a statement that protests were forbidden in the municipalities of Fort-de-France, Le Lamentin ...
According to the unions, staff departures, including some rare profiles, could jeopardise video game production in France. Titles such as "Star Wars Outlaws", "Skull and Bones" and the new ...
French overseas territories such as Martinique, Guadeloupe and New Caledonia have often been hit by protests, due to complaints that living standards are well below those of mainland France.
Protests stretched as far as Brussels in neighboring Belgium. Alexandra Lachowsky, a board member of Women for Women France, an organization focused on ending gender-based violence against migrant ...
French overseas territories such as Martinique, Guadeloupe and New Caledonia have often been hit by protests, due to complaints that living standards are well below those of mainland France.