"It will be risky again". Strong warning from Macron ahead of protests

French President Emmanuel Macron warns of potential risks during upcoming protests, emphasizing the need for organized police action to protect citizens and property. Following recent unrest in Marseille, where protests escalated into violence, Macron acknowledged the government's failure to anticipate the scale of demonstrations. He called for calm and dialogue ahead of the presidential elections, urging the government to address legitimate social demands. Interior Minister Laurent Nunez announced heightened security measures for the next protests, including curfews to prevent looting. The government aims to regain control over social issues, engaging with youth representatives amid rising public support for student protests against living costs.