Headline: Inquirer NewsFlight cancellations expected, with up to 30% of flights at Paris-Orly Airport and 20% of flights at Marseille-Provence Airport distrupted by an air traffic controllers' strike.
EuronewsA day after Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne invoked a special constitutional power to skirt a vote in the chaotic lower chamber, lawmakers on the right and left filed no-confidence motions to be voted on Monday.
Hürriyet Daily NewsOn Thursday evening, spontaneous protests turned violent across France.
XinhuaNetPresident Emmanuel Macron's government wants to raise France's retirement age by two years to 64, which the government says is essential to ensure the system does not go bust.
Irish Independent
We condemn violence. … But look at the anger. It’s very strong, even among our ranks,
he said on RMC radio
There is no place for violence. One must respect parliamentary democracy,
Digital Transition and Telecommunications Minister Jean-Noel Barrot told Sud radio
In France, some protests against increased retirement age turn violent
CBS News
Paris police, protesters clash for third night over Macron’s pension reform
NBC News
Protests, strikes in France amid anger at Macron’s pension reform
Aljazeera
France BANS protests on Champ-Elysees as fiery clashes break out over Macron's pension reforms
Daily Mail
Rioters set fire to town hall & clash with cops as protests rage on across France after Macron forced pension reform
The Sun
10,000 tonnes of uncollected trash in Paris as unions call for more action against pension reforms
Euronews
Paris police, protesters clash for third night over Macron's pension reform
Reuters