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Student protests in France, in pictures

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Riot police confront students in Paris. Around 450,000 people came out across the country to protest, including 100,000 in the French capital, according to organizers.

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Demonstrators in Montpellier are tear-gassed by the police.

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A protester kicks a smoke grenade during a protest in Strasbourg on Tuesday.

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French riot police facing off against protesting students in Montpellier.

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A student who breathed tear gas is treated with a milk-based formula during protests in Paris.

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Riot police hold their ground after student protesters burned down trash containers in Paris.

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Police and protesters clash in Montpellier.

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Riot police confront a group of students in Paris.

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Demonstration in Rennes, in western France, on Tuesday. Around 900 educational centers out of a national total of 3,700 suspended classes either partially or completely, according to the Education Ministry.

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Students facing off with riot police in Rennes.

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A student in Paris with a sign reading «Generation Z will win» during a protest against lack of investment in schools.

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A protester hurls an object at a group of riot police officers in Paris.

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Protesters hold up signs with a caricature of French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris on Tuesday.

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A protester hurls an object at the police in Paris.

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A protester waves a French flag at the Place de la République in Paris.

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A protester with a flare at a street protest in Strasbourg.
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Spanish royals host gala dinner for Emmanuel Macron: ‘We are this old continent that underestimates itself. But we’re not doing that badly’

King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia of Spain on Tuesday received French President Emmanuel Macron and First Lady Brigitte Macron at the Royal Palace for a gala dinner as part of a state visit by the French leader — one of his last before France holds general elections in April of next year. After almost 10 years in office, this was the first state visit to Spain by Macron, whose second term ends in the spring, after which he is barred from running for a third consecutive term.

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French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte Macron walk with Spain's King Felipe and Queen Letizia during a welcoming ceremony for the gala dinner hosted in their honor at the Royal Palace in Madrid.
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A woman at the helm of the United Nations

The 81st UN General Assembly, which ends this Monday, will be remembered for the photograph of a smiling Delcy Rodríguez and Donald Trump—a perfect metaphor for the new era in Venezuela–U.S. relations—and for the decision by many delegates to leave the chamber when Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was speaking. The New York gathering is concluding with the realization that the world faces a pressing choice between a future governed by “a return to the law of the jungle or a civilized international society,” as French President Emmanuel Macron summed up.

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United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres addressing the General Assembly.
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