CutTheClutter: France protests & riots: What it means for politics,economy & why Macron’s fuming at Trump,Netanyahu
French President Macron has warned that protests not organised by legitimate groups will be banned in the country. Violent protests have engulfed several parts of France since 17 October (Saturday). #CutTheClutter Episode 1923 looks at reasons behind these protests and why they have taken centre stage in US, Israel…
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