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France counts cost of worst unrest in years

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France is counting the cost of its worst unrest in years following widespread protests across scores of cities. More than half a million people participated in the demonstrations, which marked the convergence of a month-long student movement with broader social discontent.

The protests were driven by public grievances regarding rising living costs and declining public services, uniting various segments of the population in large-scale marches.

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Kathmandu Post (Kathmandu, Nepal) Detailed underlying socio-economic causes and participation metrics of the unrest.
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