30 June 2023
Episode 3055
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At least 667 people were arrested as clashes between police and protesters in France continued for a third night. A landmark US Supreme Court ruling says that race must not determine university admissions. Plus: The latest business news and papers from South America.
30 June 2023
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France braced for more riots after third night of violence
At least 667 people across France were arrested on Thursday as Paris and other parts of the country rioted for a third consecutive night over the killing of a 17-year-old boy.
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