Protesters march in honor of the mother of Nahel, a 17-year-old boy shot dead by a police officer after refusing to obey a traffic stop in Nanterre, France. Photo: VALERIE DUBOIS / HANS LUCAS / AFP
Hundreds of people have been arrested after several nights of rioting in France.
The unrest follows the fatal shooting of a 17 year old boy by police in the Paris suburb of Nanterre.
During ongoing protest action, projectiles have been hurled at police, cars torched and streets barricaded in centres across the country.
The social tension has extended to an attack on the home of a mayor in suburban Paris and his wife and children were injured as they fled.
Thomas also speaks to Kathryn about the European Summit following the failed Wagner mutiny in Russia.
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Thomas Sparrow is a political correspondent for Deutsche Welle, based in Berlin
