AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoSchool Protests: France’s education unrest is sharpening scrutiny of police conduct: a 14-year-old suffered a broken jaw and lost teeth after being struck by a tear-gas canister, and an officer is under investigation. Unions vow further strikes, with 141 schools still shut; the government is lining up 3,000 substitute teachers. Fiscal Pressure: The protests are unfolding as budget cuts and France’s debt squeeze limit the government’s room to respond. La France insoumise plans bills for a €1,700 monthly minimum wage and permanent jobs for disability-support staff. International Justice: France joined seven countries in rejecting new US sanctions on the International Criminal Court, warning they could harm its work and staff. EU Budget: Paris and Berlin are clashing over the bloc’s 2028–34 budget, with France backing an ambitious plan and Germany pressing for deep cuts. Ukraine: France condemned Russian strikes that reportedly killed more than 50 people and vowed continued support for Kyiv.
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