ParisTrump and Netanyahu blamed migrants and Islam for France’s riots.
France has Western Europe’s largest Muslim minority, and Macron called the invasion claims false.
Macron says AI-generated videos fed the claims, and EU regulators are reportedly examining possible foreign disinformation campaigns.
“We’re sick of slaving away for poverty wages while our rents keep going up,” said Regine Monfroid, a teacher.
Protests resume Thursday and Saturday, and Prime Minister Lecornu has promised a massive police deployment.
How each outlet framed it
drawn from 200+ reports worldwide
- BBC
- frames Macron's remarks as a rebuke of Netanyahu and Trump's campaigning, with the government admitting police 'lost control'
- Hindustan Times
- quotes Macron's 'Among others' reply on Trump and cites Senator Marshall's 'radical Islam' claim at the rally
- Yahoo News
- Al Jazeera Online
- reports Macron's Doha stop and his pre-Saturday intelligence briefing, with the 500,000-strong turnout and 2,500 arrests
Sources: BBC, Hindustan Times, Yahoo News, Al Jazeera Online