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“A day earlier, indexes fell sharply across Europe following violent protests that could ultimately force governments on the continent to increase their spending to ease voters’ anger.”

“A day earlier, indexes fell sharply across Europe following violent protests that could ultimately force governments on the continent to increase their spending to ease voters’ anger.”

“The French government estimated that about 440,000 people joined the protests in various cities on Saturday, down from an estimated 550,000 who took to the streets across the country the previous Saturday.”

“Across the channel, the political tinderbox is looking even more primed to blow.”

“In Europe, bond yields climbed following mass protests against the rising cost of living and poor school conditions.”

““Their role is to be everywhere across the metropolitan area to respond to situations as required.”

“But it’s France, which has now become the flashpoint for a European and, perhaps, global crisis.”

“The other surprise is the politics of Europe across all its holocausts and upheavals, through its protests and its passion.”

“With many guests travelling solo, it’s a full house of 57 passengers from Europe, the US, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand.”