Францад өрнөж буй эсэргүүцлийн жагсаал, үймээн самуунтай холбоотойгоор Ерөнхий сайд Себастьян Лекорну улс төрийн намуудын удирдлагууд болон үйлдвэрчний эвлэлийн төлөөлөлтэй уулзахаар төлөвлөж байна.
Францад болж буй үйл явдлуудын талаарх тойм:
“What we saw on Saturday was really an exceptional level of violence, even by French standards. In several towns and cities, there were attacks on those institutional targets. …
If this kind of violence continues, then that’s clearly a message that’s going to start appealing to more and more French voters.
Ерөнхий сайд Себастьян Лекорнугийн мэдэгдснээр, Парис болон бусад томоохон хотуудад тогтоосон хөл хорионы дэглэм шөнийн цагаар нөхцөл байдлыг намжаахад хувь нэмэр оруулжээ. Засгийн газар шаардлагатай тохиолдолд хөл хорионы бүсийг өргөжүүлэх боломжтойг үгүйсгэсэнгүй. Үймээн самууны голомт болсон бүсүүдэд аюулгүй байдлыг хангах үүднээс нисдэг тэрэг ашиглан хяналт тавьж байна.
Үүний зэрэгцээ, Ерөнхийлөгч Эммануэль Макрон Персийн булангийн орнуудад хийсэн айлчлалынхаа үеэр Арабын Нэгдсэн Эмират Улс болон Бахрейнд үйлдвэрлэсэн дизель түлшийг нэмэлтээр импортлох тохиролцоонд хүрсэн байна. Саудын Арабын нийлүүлэлтийг оруулаад Франц улс сард 295,000 тонн дизель түлш хүлээн авахаар болсон нь тус улсын хэрэгцээний 10 гаруй хувийг бүрдүүлж байна. Энэ нь амьжиргааны өртөг нэмэгдэж, шатахууны үнэ өссөнтэй холбоотой үүссэн нийгмийн бухимдлыг бууруулах зорилготой алхам юм.
Лимож хотын захиргааны байрыг шатаасан хэрэгт холбогдуулан 40 настай эрэгтэйг баривчилжээ. Албаны эх сурвалжийн мэдээлснээр, сэжигтэн нь аюулгүй байдлын албаны хяналтад байдаг хэт зүүний үзэлтэн болох нь тогтоогдсон байна. Италийн Засгийн газар ч мөн Милан хотод хоёр хоног үргэлжилсэн үймээн самуун, дээрмийн хэргийн улмаас 500 цэргийг хотын аюулгүй байдлыг хангуулахаар илгээжээ.
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Key events
‘What we saw on Saturday was really an exceptional level of violence’ – The Latest
For a good summary of where we are when it comes to the French protests, you can catch up with Jon Henley’s commentary for The Latest.
“What we saw on Saturday was really an exceptional level of violence, even by French standards. In several towns and cities, there were attacks on those institutional targets. …
If this kind of violence continues, then that’s clearly a message that’s going to start appealing to more and more French voters.
French PM Lecornu to meet political leaders this week
Facing growing political pressure over the protests and riots, France’s PM Sébastien Lecornu will convene political parties for a meeting on Thursday, a member of his team said.
The conversation is also likely to touch upon the issue of policing, with critics saying the initial response to the protests was too heavy-handed.
He will also meet with trade unions on Wednesday.
The government has come under criticism from parties across the political spectrum, with far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen describing the unrest as a “wake-up call” that exposed a “profound crisis” of authority.
Macron secures additional diesel deliveries from the Gulf in bid to lower prices at home
Meanwhile, president Emmanuel Macron has secured the delivery of an additional 200,000 tonnes of diesel per month from the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain during a tour of the Gulf, the French presidency said.
With the addition of deliveries from Saudi Arabia, France has commitments for 295,000 tonnes per month, representing just over 10 percent of its consumption, the presidency added.
Macron is undertaking a tour of key energy suppliers in the Gulf in an effort to secure oil and diesel supplies and bring down prices in France, after a weekend of violent protests sparked by soaring living costs.
40-year-old man arrested in relation to Limoges town hall fire
A 40-year-old man was arrested on Tuesday on suspicion of being involved in the arson attack that ravaged Limoges town hall over the weekend, French media reported.
The man is reportedly a “far-left activist” with a prior record that saw him placed on the security services’ watchlist, according to Le Figaro.
Morning opening: French PM says targeted curfews ‘have contributed to calm overnight’
Jakub Krupa
French prime minister Sébastien Lecornu said that targeted curfews introduced in parts of Paris and other major cities “have contributed to calm overnight,” as he suggested more curfews could be introduced if needed today.
In a particular symbol of stepped up security measures, a helicopter flew over the French capital’s Place de la Republique, one of the epicentres of the unrest, sweeping a powerful searchlight across the square, AFP said.
While some restrictions, such as those in Paris, initially applied only for the night from Monday to Tuesday, others, particularly in Bordeaux and Nice, were set to remain in force for several days, the agency noted.
Meanwhile, Italy’s government decided to dispatch 500 army troops to Milan after two days of unrest in the city, with shops in the city centre affected by riots and looting.
I will keep an eye on the latest from both France and Italy.
Elsewhere, the European parliament in Strasbourg will debate EU-UK relations this morning, and Nato’s Mark Rutte will host the Turkish foreign minister for talks. Lithuania’s president Gitanas Nausėda is in Poland to discuss regional security.
I will bring you all the key news from across Europe here.
It’s Tuesday, 20 October 2026, it’s Jakub Krupa here, and this is Europe Live.
Good morning.
