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French high school protests escalate with violence reported – Europe live
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Authorities have reported dozens of injuries, including from hurled objects but also, in some suspected cases, from police riot-control projectiles The EU Commission, France, Italy, Ireland and Britain are holding a call on the possible need to release diesel stocks, an EU
Authorities have reported dozens of injuries, including from hurled objects but also, in some suspected cases, from police riot-control projectiles The EU Commission, France, Italy, Ireland and Britain are holding a call on the possible need to release diesel stocks, an EU official said, as reported by Reuters. A Commission spokesperson had earlier declined direct comment on reports that the Trump administration has told Germany and France to draw down emergency diesel inventories to help to ease global fuel prices or face a potential US diesel export ban. Continue reading...
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