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BANGKOK, THAILAND — October 10, 2026: A demonstration concerning the situation in Palestine and Lebanon was scheduled to take place outside the Embassy of Israel in Bangkok, Thailand. The event announcement listed Watermelon Wednesdays Bangkok as the organizer and scheduled the gathering from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. local time. (Photo by Thanatchanont Jiraworathanakul/Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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TURIN, ITALY, OCTOBER 10, 2026: A young woman wears a red keffiyeh as she marches alongside other protesters in Piazza Castello, Turin, carrying a banner protesting Israeli policy harming Palestinians. Photo by Luca Prestia / JNA Press (Photo by Luca Prestia/JNA Press via Nexpher Images)-stock-foto
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A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (region)/Paris - Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium-stock-foto
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A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (region)/Paris - Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium-stock-foto
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A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (region)/Paris - Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium-stock-foto
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A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (region)/Paris - Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium-stock-foto
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A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (region)/Paris - Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium-stock-foto
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A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (region)/Paris - Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium-stock-foto
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Manon Aubry, a Member of the European Parliament for La France Insoumise (LFI), stepped in between the police and the demonstrators at Place de la Bastille towards the end of the demonstration. A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the-stock-foto
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A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (region)/Paris - Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium-stock-foto
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A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (region)/Paris - Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium-stock-foto
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A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (region)/Paris - Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium-stock-foto
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A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (region)/Paris - Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium-stock-foto
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A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (region)/Paris - Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium-stock-foto
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A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (region)/Paris - Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium-stock-foto
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A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (region)/Paris - Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium-stock-foto
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A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (region)/Paris - Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium-stock-foto
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A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (region)/Paris - Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium-stock-foto
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A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (region)/Paris - Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium-stock-foto
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Police charged the crowd and used tear gas and water cannons. A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (-stock-foto
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Police charged the crowd and used tear gas and water cannons. A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (-stock-foto
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Police charged the crowd and used tear gas and water cannons. A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (-stock-foto
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Police charged the crowd and used tear gas and water cannons. A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (-stock-foto
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Police charged the crowd and used tear gas and water cannons. A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (-stock-foto
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Police charged the crowd and used tear gas and water cannons. A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (-stock-foto
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Police charged the crowd and used tear gas and water cannons. A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (-stock-foto
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Police charged the crowd and used tear gas and water cannons. A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (-stock-foto
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Police charged the crowd and used tear gas and water cannons. A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (-stock-foto
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A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (region)/Paris - Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium-stock-foto
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A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (region)/Paris - Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium-stock-foto
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A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (region)/Paris - Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium-stock-foto
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A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (region)/Paris - Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium-stock-foto
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A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (region)/Paris - Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium-stock-foto
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A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (region)/Paris - Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium-stock-foto
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A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (region)/Paris - Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium-stock-foto
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A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (region)/Paris - Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium-stock-foto
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A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (region)/Paris - Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium-stock-foto
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A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (region)/Paris - Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium-stock-foto
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A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (region)/Paris - Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium-stock-foto
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A rally began at 3 pm at Place de la Bastille in Paris. Student organisations had called for the blockades to continue as part of ‘Act IV' of the protests on Thursday 8 October, two days after ‘Act III', which had brought together between 266,000 and 450,000 demonstrators across France on Tuesday without any major incidents. Several national education unions also called for a walkout. The actions of the police are under close scrutiny this Thursday, as allegations of police violence mount. - 08/10/2026 - France/Ile-de-France (region)/Paris - Jan Schmidt-Whitley/Le Pictorium-stock-foto