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Looting and disturbances reported in Paris amid protests

Looters returned to Paris amid protests over rising living costs, causing major disturbances, Brussels Signal reported. Police arrested more than 100 people, while residents surveyed shattered shopfronts, burned-out cars and damaged bus stops after clashes and looting during nationwide protests that also focused on poor school conditions.
WHO: Looters and police in Paris
WHAT: Looters returned to Paris, causing major disturbances, and police arrested more than 100 people.
WHEN: Reported Oct 18, 2026 at 9:00 PM ET
WHERE: Paris, France
WHY: The disturbances took place amid protests over rising living costs and poor school conditions.

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