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Curfews imposed in French cities

At the weekend, violence on France’s streets had escalated. Now the government is drawing consequences and is imposing the first curfews in several large cities.

Updated: Oct 20, 2026, 7:38 AM 1 min read deublitz newsroom Negative

At the weekend, violence on France’s streets had escalated. Now the government is drawing consequences and is imposing the first curfews in several large cities.

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