France moves more police into streets ahead of new protests
What's next: Officials are trying to prevent a repeat of unrest that injured officers and damaged stores last weekend.
France is preparing a bigger police deployment as authorities brace for another round of protests after unrest spread across the country last weekend. The government is trying to avoid a repeat of clashes that left police officers injured and caused damage to shops and other property. Riot police were already visible in Paris as officials weighed how to contain fresh demonstrations without allowing violence to escalate again. The latest move underscores pressure on President Emmanuel Macron's government as protests continue to test public order and security across France.