Violent riots and looting rock France as shocking videos and images allegedly show suspected stolen goods being sold openly on the streets. Luxury stores and retail outlets were reportedly ransacked, while some street sellers are said to be offering goods at discounts of 80–90&#37. The alleged street sales raise questions about the fate of goods taken during the unrest. Videos circulating online reportedly show items being offered for sale alongside footage said to document the original looting.

Donald Trump has taken aim at French President Emmanuel Macron over immigration and the unrest gripping France, warning that the country’s changing demographics and border policies could have serious consequences. Trump’s reported remark, “Paris will soon be a Muslim city,” has intensified the political debate over immigration, national identity and France’s approach to public security. France is facing mounting pressure following riots that reportedly targeted city halls, public buildings and businesses across several cities. Authorities have stepped up security measures, with mass arrests, curfews and restrictions on public gatherings introduced in affected areas to contain further violence. Reports cited in the coverage put the number of arrests at 2,400, with around 3,000 businesses damaged or looted. WATCH