News about protests in France: events, facts and developments on tafs uz.
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Blogger Aiza-Liluna Ai said on Telegram that she does not understand those who want to travel to Paris in 2026, calling the city a place that 'smells of urine and despair'. Her words came amid protests in France that began in late September: on October 17, according to the country's Interior Ministry, more than half a million people took to the streets, and 1,200 participants were detained.
Javlon TursunovBritish newspapers on 19 October 2026 discuss Prime Minister Andy Burnham's plans regarding a million NEET young people, a possible tax on passing on a family business in Chancellor John Healey's 28 October budget, a ban on supermarket promotions, IPPR calls to return the UK to the EU, protests in France and threats to the $10 trillion AI boom in the US.
Otabek YusupovThe NFL confirmed that the league's first-ever regular-season game in France between the New Orleans Saints and the Pittsburgh Steelers will take place on October 25 at the Stade de France, despite mass protests and unrest in the country. The league and the clubs say preparations are proceeding as planned and there have been no disruptions at the facilities. Meanwhile, the French Interior Ministry reported nearly 2,400 detained and about 1,000 injured police officers.
Bekzod NazarovBBC News presents a review of the front pages of British newspapers: mass arrests at protests in France, The Times investigation into SAS soldiers arrested on suspicion of murder, criticism of the BBC by the Sunday Telegraph and Mail on Sunday, as well as other topics — from a wealth tax to an award for a doctor at a crash site.
Otabek Yusupov
