Macron admits that street tension will not disappear but avoids declaring a state of emergency in France

French President Emmanuel Macron acknowledges ongoing street tensions but refrains from declaring a state of emergency. Protests are set to continue throughout November, led by students, 'yellow vests', retirees, and public workers. Macron visited Marseille to show support for local authorities and businesses affected by recent unrest. He noted that while disturbances were contained, risks remain for upcoming protests. The government is urged to address the legitimate demands fueling the social movement. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu is meeting with student representatives to seek agreements, but previous discussions with Macron were unproductive. Protests are planned across the country, including actions by the 'yellow vests' and unions, highlighting the escalating situation.