AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoProtests: Around 106,000 people joined France’s fifth straight Saturday of demonstrations, according to the interior ministry; organisers put the national turnout at 200,000. Marchers rallied over living costs, children’s rights and a bill giving police greater legal protection when they use firearms. Clashes broke out in some cities, with tear gas fired and more than 120 arrests reported. Rugby: France edged world champions South Africa 21–19 in Paris, holding off a late comeback in a tense Nations Championship clash. Captain Antoine Dupont’s performance helped deliver a landmark win and boost France’s hopes of reaching the final. Diplomacy: Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa told Emmanuel Macron he wants France to be Damascus’s “primary partner,” pointing to Syria’s potential role as a global transit hub. Football: Kylian Mbappé is available for France’s Nations League match against Turkey on Sunday. A draw would secure a quarter-final place after Thursday’s 3–1 loss to Italy.
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