After ongoing protests, France introduces measures for better education

The French government is allocating 5 billion euros for school renovations and increasing higher education placements amid ongoing protests by students over educational issues. Education ministers Geffray and Baptiste announced measures including a cap on class sizes and adjustments to the Parcoursup admission system. Despite these efforts, student unions express dissatisfaction, calling for further demonstrations. Protests have escalated into broader movements involving unions and other groups, leading to significant unrest and police interventions. President Macron warns of potential violence during upcoming protests and suggests the possibility of declaring a state of emergency to maintain order.