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France: Mass Mobilization as “Block Everything” Movement Rallies Citizens

On Wednesday, September 10, French police arrested nearly 500 people as the “Block Everything” (“Bloquons tout”) protests aimed to disrupt transport and daily life across France following the collapse of Prime Minister François Bayrou’s government over unpopular austerity measures. Authorities reported around 200,000 participants nationwide, while the CGT union claimed over 250,000. The protests included blockades, fires, and barricades, particularly in Paris at locations such as Gare du Nord, Place du Châtelet, and Place des Fêtes. Police deployed 80,000 officers and used tear gas to disperse the crowds. Despite clashes and disruption on highways and public transport, the largest demonstrations remained relatively calm.

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Russian troops launch 500kg bomb at Kramatorsk

KRAMATORSK, UKRAINE - FEBRUARY 10, 2025 - A loader removes the rubble outside an apartment block by a Russian KAB-500 guided bomb with a UMPK, Kramatorsk, Donetsk region, eastern Ukraine.

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Russian troops launch 500kg bomb at Kramatorsk

KRAMATORSK, UKRAINE - FEBRUARY 10, 2025 - A municipal worker sweeps away glass shards outside an apartment block damaged by the strike of a Russian KAB-500 guided bomb with a UMPK kit, Kramatorsk, Donetsk region, eastern Ukraine.

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Russian troops launch 500kg bomb at Kramatorsk

KRAMATORSK, UKRAINE - FEBRUARY 10, 2025 - An apartment block is damaged by a Russian KAB-500 guided bomb with a UMPK, Kramatorsk, Donetsk region, eastern Ukraine.

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Russian troops launch 500kg bomb at Kramatorsk

KRAMATORSK, UKRAINE - FEBRUARY 10, 2025 - Municipal workers remove the rubble outside an apartment block by a Russian KAB-500 guided bomb with a UMPK, Kramatorsk, Donetsk region, eastern Ukraine.

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Russian troops launch 500kg bomb at Kramatorsk

KRAMATORSK, UKRAINE - FEBRUARY 10, 2025 - Municipal workers remove the rubble outside an apartment block by a Russian KAB-500 guided bomb with a UMPK, Kramatorsk, Donetsk region, eastern Ukraine.

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Russian troops launch 500kg bomb at Kramatorsk

KRAMATORSK, UKRAINE - FEBRUARY 10, 2025 - Municipal workers remove the rubble outside an apartment block by a Russian KAB-500 guided bomb with a UMPK, Kramatorsk, Donetsk region, eastern Ukraine.

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Russian troops launch 500kg bomb at Kramatorsk

KRAMATORSK, UKRAINE - FEBRUARY 10, 2025 - A loader removes the rubble outside an apartment block by a Russian KAB-500 guided bomb with a UMPK, Kramatorsk, Donetsk region, eastern Ukraine.

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Russian troops launch 500kg bomb at Kramatorsk

KRAMATORSK, UKRAINE - FEBRUARY 10, 2025 - An apartment block is damaged by a Russian KAB-500 guided bomb with a UMPK, Kramatorsk, Donetsk region, eastern Ukraine.

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Farmers Block A16 Motorway - Pas-de-Calais

Farmers block the A16 motorway with their tractors on January 29, 2024 near Wailly Beaucamp, north of France. French police warned that about 1,000 farmers and 500 tractors were barricading roads across France, and the protests could intensify this week over farmers’ demands for better prices for their produce and more government support. The new prime minister, Gabriel Attal, told parliament on Tuesday that French farming is “our strength and pride”. He promised France would work to extend an exemption on EU fallow land rules and Paris would set up an emergency fund for struggling wine producers alongside other help for farmers. But the farming crisis looked likely to continue all week. Photo by Jarry S/ANDBZ/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block A16 Motorway - Pas-de-Calais

Farmers block the A16 motorway with their tractors on January 29, 2024 near Wailly Beaucamp, north of France. French police warned that about 1,000 farmers and 500 tractors were barricading roads across France, and the protests could intensify this week over farmers’ demands for better prices for their produce and more government support. The new prime minister, Gabriel Attal, told parliament on Tuesday that French farming is “our strength and pride”. He promised France would work to extend an exemption on EU fallow land rules and Paris would set up an emergency fund for struggling wine producers alongside other help for farmers. But the farming crisis looked likely to continue all week. Photo by Jarry S/ANDBZ/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block A16 Motorway - Pas-de-Calais

Farmers block the A16 motorway with their tractors on January 29, 2024 near Wailly Beaucamp, north of France. French police warned that about 1,000 farmers and 500 tractors were barricading roads across France, and the protests could intensify this week over farmers’ demands for better prices for their produce and more government support. The new prime minister, Gabriel Attal, told parliament on Tuesday that French farming is “our strength and pride”. He promised France would work to extend an exemption on EU fallow land rules and Paris would set up an emergency fund for struggling wine producers alongside other help for farmers. But the farming crisis looked likely to continue all week. Photo by Jarry S/ANDBZ/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block A16 Motorway - Pas-de-Calais

Farmers block the A16 motorway with their tractors on January 29, 2024 near Wailly Beaucamp, north of France. French police warned that about 1,000 farmers and 500 tractors were barricading roads across France, and the protests could intensify this week over farmers’ demands for better prices for their produce and more government support. The new prime minister, Gabriel Attal, told parliament on Tuesday that French farming is “our strength and pride”. He promised France would work to extend an exemption on EU fallow land rules and Paris would set up an emergency fund for struggling wine producers alongside other help for farmers. But the farming crisis looked likely to continue all week. Photo by Jarry S/ANDBZ/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block A16 Motorway - Pas-de-Calais

Farmers block the A16 motorway with their tractors on January 29, 2024 near Wailly Beaucamp, north of France. French police warned that about 1,000 farmers and 500 tractors were barricading roads across France, and the protests could intensify this week over farmers’ demands for better prices for their produce and more government support. The new prime minister, Gabriel Attal, told parliament on Tuesday that French farming is “our strength and pride”. He promised France would work to extend an exemption on EU fallow land rules and Paris would set up an emergency fund for struggling wine producers alongside other help for farmers. But the farming crisis looked likely to continue all week. Photo by Jarry S/ANDBZ/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block A16 Motorway - Pas-de-Calais

Farmers block the A16 motorway with their tractors on January 29, 2024 near Wailly Beaucamp, north of France. French police warned that about 1,000 farmers and 500 tractors were barricading roads across France, and the protests could intensify this week over farmers’ demands for better prices for their produce and more government support. The new prime minister, Gabriel Attal, told parliament on Tuesday that French farming is “our strength and pride”. He promised France would work to extend an exemption on EU fallow land rules and Paris would set up an emergency fund for struggling wine producers alongside other help for farmers. But the farming crisis looked likely to continue all week. Photo by Jarry S/ANDBZ/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block A16 Motorway - Pas-de-Calais

Farmers block the A16 motorway with their tractors on January 29, 2024 near Wailly Beaucamp, north of France. French police warned that about 1,000 farmers and 500 tractors were barricading roads across France, and the protests could intensify this week over farmers’ demands for better prices for their produce and more government support. The new prime minister, Gabriel Attal, told parliament on Tuesday that French farming is “our strength and pride”. He promised France would work to extend an exemption on EU fallow land rules and Paris would set up an emergency fund for struggling wine producers alongside other help for farmers. But the farming crisis looked likely to continue all week. Photo by Jarry S/ANDBZ/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block A16 Motorway - Pas-de-Calais

Farmers block the A16 motorway with their tractors on January 29, 2024 near Wailly Beaucamp, north of France. French police warned that about 1,000 farmers and 500 tractors were barricading roads across France, and the protests could intensify this week over farmers’ demands for better prices for their produce and more government support. The new prime minister, Gabriel Attal, told parliament on Tuesday that French farming is “our strength and pride”. He promised France would work to extend an exemption on EU fallow land rules and Paris would set up an emergency fund for struggling wine producers alongside other help for farmers. But the farming crisis looked likely to continue all week. Photo by Jarry S/ANDBZ/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block A16 Motorway - Pas-de-Calais

Farmers block the A16 motorway with their tractors on January 29, 2024 near Wailly Beaucamp, north of France. French police warned that about 1,000 farmers and 500 tractors were barricading roads across France, and the protests could intensify this week over farmers’ demands for better prices for their produce and more government support. The new prime minister, Gabriel Attal, told parliament on Tuesday that French farming is “our strength and pride”. He promised France would work to extend an exemption on EU fallow land rules and Paris would set up an emergency fund for struggling wine producers alongside other help for farmers. But the farming crisis looked likely to continue all week. Photo by Jarry S/ANDBZ/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block A16 Motorway - Pas-de-Calais

Farmers block the A16 motorway with their tractors on January 29, 2024 near Wailly Beaucamp, north of France. French police warned that about 1,000 farmers and 500 tractors were barricading roads across France, and the protests could intensify this week over farmers’ demands for better prices for their produce and more government support. The new prime minister, Gabriel Attal, told parliament on Tuesday that French farming is “our strength and pride”. He promised France would work to extend an exemption on EU fallow land rules and Paris would set up an emergency fund for struggling wine producers alongside other help for farmers. But the farming crisis looked likely to continue all week. Photo by Jarry S/ANDBZ/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block A16 Motorway - Pas-de-Calais

Farmers block the A16 motorway with their tractors on January 29, 2024 near Wailly Beaucamp, north of France. French police warned that about 1,000 farmers and 500 tractors were barricading roads across France, and the protests could intensify this week over farmers’ demands for better prices for their produce and more government support. The new prime minister, Gabriel Attal, told parliament on Tuesday that French farming is “our strength and pride”. He promised France would work to extend an exemption on EU fallow land rules and Paris would set up an emergency fund for struggling wine producers alongside other help for farmers. But the farming crisis looked likely to continue all week. Photo by Jarry S/ANDBZ/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block A16 Motorway - Pas-de-Calais

Farmers block the A16 motorway with their tractors on January 29, 2024 near Wailly Beaucamp, north of France. French police warned that about 1,000 farmers and 500 tractors were barricading roads across France, and the protests could intensify this week over farmers’ demands for better prices for their produce and more government support. The new prime minister, Gabriel Attal, told parliament on Tuesday that French farming is “our strength and pride”. He promised France would work to extend an exemption on EU fallow land rules and Paris would set up an emergency fund for struggling wine producers alongside other help for farmers. But the farming crisis looked likely to continue all week. Photo by Jarry S/ANDBZ/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block A16 Motorway - Pas-de-Calais

Farmers block the A16 motorway with their tractors on January 29, 2024 near Wailly Beaucamp, north of France. French police warned that about 1,000 farmers and 500 tractors were barricading roads across France, and the protests could intensify this week over farmers’ demands for better prices for their produce and more government support. The new prime minister, Gabriel Attal, told parliament on Tuesday that French farming is “our strength and pride”. He promised France would work to extend an exemption on EU fallow land rules and Paris would set up an emergency fund for struggling wine producers alongside other help for farmers. But the farming crisis looked likely to continue all week. Photo by Jarry S/ANDBZ/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block A16 Motorway - Pas-de-Calais

Farmers block the A16 motorway with their tractors on January 29, 2024 near Wailly Beaucamp, north of France. French police warned that about 1,000 farmers and 500 tractors were barricading roads across France, and the protests could intensify this week over farmers’ demands for better prices for their produce and more government support. The new prime minister, Gabriel Attal, told parliament on Tuesday that French farming is “our strength and pride”. He promised France would work to extend an exemption on EU fallow land rules and Paris would set up an emergency fund for struggling wine producers alongside other help for farmers. But the farming crisis looked likely to continue all week. Photo by Jarry S/ANDBZ/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block A16 Motorway - Pas-de-Calais

Farmers block the A16 motorway with their tractors on January 29, 2024 near Wailly Beaucamp, north of France. French police warned that about 1,000 farmers and 500 tractors were barricading roads across France, and the protests could intensify this week over farmers’ demands for better prices for their produce and more government support. The new prime minister, Gabriel Attal, told parliament on Tuesday that French farming is “our strength and pride”. He promised France would work to extend an exemption on EU fallow land rules and Paris would set up an emergency fund for struggling wine producers alongside other help for farmers. But the farming crisis looked likely to continue all week. Photo by Jarry S/ANDBZ/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block A16 Motorway - Pas-de-Calais

Farmers block the A16 motorway with their tractors on January 29, 2024 near Wailly Beaucamp, north of France. French police warned that about 1,000 farmers and 500 tractors were barricading roads across France, and the protests could intensify this week over farmers’ demands for better prices for their produce and more government support. The new prime minister, Gabriel Attal, told parliament on Tuesday that French farming is “our strength and pride”. He promised France would work to extend an exemption on EU fallow land rules and Paris would set up an emergency fund for struggling wine producers alongside other help for farmers. But the farming crisis looked likely to continue all week. Photo by Jarry S/ANDBZ/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block A16 Motorway - Pas-de-Calais

Farmers block the A16 motorway with their tractors on January 29, 2024 near Wailly Beaucamp, north of France. French police warned that about 1,000 farmers and 500 tractors were barricading roads across France, and the protests could intensify this week over farmers’ demands for better prices for their produce and more government support. The new prime minister, Gabriel Attal, told parliament on Tuesday that French farming is “our strength and pride”. He promised France would work to extend an exemption on EU fallow land rules and Paris would set up an emergency fund for struggling wine producers alongside other help for farmers. But the farming crisis looked likely to continue all week. Photo by Jarry S/ANDBZ/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block A16 Motorway - Pas-de-Calais

Farmers block the A16 motorway with their tractors on January 29, 2024 near Wailly Beaucamp, north of France. French police warned that about 1,000 farmers and 500 tractors were barricading roads across France, and the protests could intensify this week over farmers’ demands for better prices for their produce and more government support. The new prime minister, Gabriel Attal, told parliament on Tuesday that French farming is “our strength and pride”. He promised France would work to extend an exemption on EU fallow land rules and Paris would set up an emergency fund for struggling wine producers alongside other help for farmers. But the farming crisis looked likely to continue all week. Photo by Jarry S/ANDBZ/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block A16 Motorway - Pas-de-Calais

Farmers block the A16 motorway with their tractors on January 29, 2024 near Wailly Beaucamp, north of France. French police warned that about 1,000 farmers and 500 tractors were barricading roads across France, and the protests could intensify this week over farmers’ demands for better prices for their produce and more government support. The new prime minister, Gabriel Attal, told parliament on Tuesday that French farming is “our strength and pride”. He promised France would work to extend an exemption on EU fallow land rules and Paris would set up an emergency fund for struggling wine producers alongside other help for farmers. But the farming crisis looked likely to continue all week. Photo by Jarry S/ANDBZ/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Farmers Block A16 Motorway - Pas-de-Calais

Farmers block the A16 motorway with their tractors on January 29, 2024 near Wailly Beaucamp, north of France. French police warned that about 1,000 farmers and 500 tractors were barricading roads across France, and the protests could intensify this week over farmers’ demands for better prices for their produce and more government support. The new prime minister, Gabriel Attal, told parliament on Tuesday that French farming is “our strength and pride”. He promised France would work to extend an exemption on EU fallow land rules and Paris would set up an emergency fund for struggling wine producers alongside other help for farmers. But the farming crisis looked likely to continue all week. Photo by Jarry S/ANDBZ/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Johnson pressed Sato to pay money to fight communists in S.E. As

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato (L) is in talks with U.S. President Lyndon Johnson in a photo taken at the White House in Nove,ber 1967. When the United States was bogged down in the Vietnam War in 1967, U.S. President Lyndon Johnson pressed Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato to contribute $500 million to the Asian Development Bank to help stabilize Southeast Asian countries economically and to block communists from eventually gaining strength there, according to Japanese diplomatic documents declassified on Aug. 30. (Kyodo)