‘Is it a permanent return to calm? I will be..’: Emmanuel Macron

The government has battled riots and looting since an officer killed a 17-year-old Nahel M. during a traffic stop on June 27 in a Paris suburb, rekindling long-standing accusations of systemic racism among security forces. On Monday night violence in French cities had halved in 24 hours, the interior ministry said, with 72 people arrested nationwide.

The government has battled riots and looting since an officer killed a 17-year-old Nahel M. during a traffic stop on June 27 in a Paris suburb, rekindling long-standing accusations of systemic racism among security forces. On Monday night violence in French cities had halved in 24 hours, the interior ministry said, with 72 people arrested nationwide.

At the gathering of mayors, Macron was hoping to “start the painstaking, long-term work needed to understand the deeper reasons that led to these events”, an official at the president’s office said. However, the right- and left-wing officials pointing fingers at one another and each side insistent on their own solutions, the centrist president said at the end of the meeting that they had failed to find “unanimity”. His government would “reach very real solutions” over the summer, he added, saying “we must strike while the iron is hot”, however, Mayor of Neuilly-sur-Marne east of Paris, Zartoshte Bakhtiari, said “I came to hear the president give us a vision, set a course. I didn’t come for a group therapy session”, as quoted by AFP.

At the gathering of mayors, Macron was hoping to “start the painstaking, long-term work needed to understand the deeper reasons that led to these events”, an official at the president’s office said. However, the right- and left-wing officials pointing fingers at one another and each side insistent on their own solutions, the centrist president said at the end of the meeting that they had failed to find “unanimity”. His government would “reach very real solutions” over the summer, he added, saying “we must strike while the iron is hot”, however, Mayor of Neuilly-sur-Marne east of Paris, Zartoshte Bakhtiari, said “I came to hear the president give us a vision, set a course. I didn’t come for a group therapy session”, as quoted by AFP.

President Macron also suggested fining the parents of children involved. According to justice ministry figures, nearly 4,000 arrests have been made since Friday, including more than 1,200 minors.

President Macron also suggested fining the parents of children involved. According to justice ministry figures, nearly 4,000 arrests have been made since Friday, including more than 1,200 minors.

During his meeting with the mayors, Macron also promised to fast-track a new law allowing for rapid assistance with rebuilding damaged buildings, public spaces and vandalised transport infrastructure.

During his meeting with the mayors, Macron also promised to fast-track a new law allowing for rapid assistance with rebuilding damaged buildings, public spaces and vandalised transport infrastructure.

Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said Tuesday that the government might allow damaged businesses to suspend tax and social security payments as they rebuild. But added that the riots would not impact France’s ability to attract business or tourists, as the country prepares to host the summer Olympic Games next year.

Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said Tuesday that the government might allow damaged businesses to suspend tax and social security payments as they rebuild. But added that the riots would not impact France’s ability to attract business or tourists, as the country prepares to host the summer Olympic Games next year.

While speaking to CNN television, he said, “The French economy is solid… and the daily life of all French citizens is not threatened by what happened. And we are coming back to a more quiet situation after four or five days of riots.”

While speaking to CNN television, he said, “The French economy is solid… and the daily life of all French citizens is not threatened by what happened. And we are coming back to a more quiet situation after four or five days of riots.”

Meanwhile, speaking of the incident, the Police said that one of the passengers in the car driven by Nahel M., who had turned himself in, had been questioned to determine the exact circumstances of the shooting. The policeman who fired the lethal shot remained in custody Tuesday, charged with homicide.

Meanwhile, speaking of the incident, the Police said that one of the passengers in the car driven by Nahel M., who had turned himself in, had been questioned to determine the exact circumstances of the shooting. The policeman who fired the lethal shot remained in custody Tuesday, charged with homicide.

Meanwhile, the French President’s approval rating has now risen to its highest level since March, according to a poll carried out during a week of riots that have swept France since the police shooting of a teenager.

Meanwhile, the French President’s approval rating has now risen to its highest level since March, according to a poll carried out during a week of riots that have swept France since the police shooting of a teenager.

The survey of 1,005 adults by Ifop-Fiducial for Paris Match and Sud Radio showed 33 percent are satisfied with Macron’s performance as president, up 2 points from a month ago. The poll was conducted on June 29 and 30 as the government sought to calm unrest after the killing of Nahel.

The survey of 1,005 adults by Ifop-Fiducial for Paris Match and Sud Radio showed 33 percent are satisfied with Macron’s performance as president, up 2 points from a month ago. The poll was conducted on June 29 and 30 as the government sought to calm unrest after the killing of Nahel.