Europe: France quells riots as Germany courts investors
Curfews quell France's worst riots in years as Berlin pitches investment and summons Iran's envoy
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What happened
France experienced its worst civil unrest in years as rioters clashed with police, set cars on fire, and stormed public buildings. 151 Authorities imposed curfews across multiple cities and arrested thousands to restore order. 17 At least 3,000 shops sustained damage in the retail sector. 6 Germany promoted a new investment drive in defence, AI and chips to investors. 4
Why it matters
Market jitters over France's stability are weighing on investor sentiment toward safe havens. 136 Berlin summoned Iran's envoy over a plot to kill a Jewish community leader, escalating diplomatic tensions. 20
What to watch
Analysts expect violent protests in France to resume over the next six months as polarization intensifies. 14
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