France is rocked by massive demonstrations as nearly half a million people reportedly take to the streets across the country, with around 200,000 protesters in Paris, according to youth organisations and student unions. The protests bring together students, trade unions and activists amid growing anger over economic pressures, inequality and other domestic issues. But the demonstrations also see alarming scenes of violence. Reports describe Molotov cocktails and petrol bombs being hurled during clashes, with police deploying tear gas and water cannon. Around 70,000 police and gendarmes are mobilised, while 565 people are reportedly arrested nationwide.  

While Valentine’s Day is largely considered an occasion to celebrate couples in love, Anti-Valentine’s Day is breaking barriers and encouraging Singles to embrace love. Anti-Valentine’s Day is a cheeky response to Valentine's Day. But what exactly is this day and how will be Singles celebrating on Valentine's Day 2025? Take a look.