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From Paris to Tirana: Why social unrest is spreading across Europe

Economic pressures on younger generations and growing distrust of governments are fuelling unrest that is no longer confined to a single country

China urges citizens travelling to France to ‘step up security measures’

Following unrest in Paris and other major cities in recent days

Macron rejects Interior Minister’s resignation after ‘night of chaos’ with 2,400 arrests and 1,000 injured, heads to Gulf

Political turmoil grips France after unprecedented riots, with town halls set ablaze and rioters reaching areas near the Élysée Palace – ‘Those who looted will pay,’ French president warned in televised address on Sunday

France shaken after hellish night: Town halls torched, rioters and looters in several cities, as Macron faces political fire

Nearly 2,400 arrests, 997 police officers injured and fierce recriminations over responsibility for the violence – Macron on tour of four Gulf states to secure oil supplies – ‘Those who looted will pay,’

Kefalogianni meets UNESCO leadership in Paris to discuss cultural tourism and heritage protection

Particular emphasis was placed on the need to ensure that tourism development is meaningfully linked to the protection and preservation of cultural heritage for future generations

‘They could have been my children’, says French mayor tear-gassed after shielding pupils at protests

Bally Bagayoko, the mayor of Saint-Denis, says he stepped between police and protesting pupils in Paris and was caught in a tear gas attack, as demonstrations over school conditions enter a third week

French ministry official accused of drugging almost 250 women to watch them urinate in public

A pilot scheme now lets women test for drugging without filing a police report first, as France confronts chemical submission after the Pelicot case, though many victims never suspected they had been drugged at all

Christou strikes gold and Karalis claims silver in double European triumph for Greece

Apostolos Christou defended his European 100m backstroke crown again in Paris, beating world champion Thomas Ceccon, while pole vaulter Emmanouil Karalis cleared 6.00 metres in Birmingham, finishing runner-up behind Sweden's world record holder Mondo Duplantis

Marine Le Pen handed three-year sentence but may remain in contention for 2027 presidential race

It is not yet known whether the deprivation of her right to stand for election deprives her of the right to participate in the presidential election

Heatwave-struck Paris bans alcohol consumption in public places, as hospitals reach their capacity limits

The Paris authorities have implemented a series of measures to help the city's 2 million residents cope with the situation

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