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Trump says ‘France is burning’, claims country is ‘shattered’ by immigration

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US President Donald Trump stated on Sunday that France is "burning" and claimed the nation has been "shattered" by immigration. Trump blamed migration for unrest and urged the country to tighten its rules governing immigration.

The remarks follow widespread damage during protests in France that resulted in a historic town hall being torched and approximately 1,800 arrests. The unrest has increased pressure on French President Emmanuel Macron just six months ahead of the upcoming elections to replace him.

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How the coverage differs

Same story, different emphasis — here's what each outlet chose to lead with.

Free Malaysia Today (MY) Focuses on Trump's direct criticisms and his call for stricter migration rules.
The Hindu (IN) Emphasizes the local context of widespread protests, arrests, and political pressure on Macron.
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