France Imposes Curfews in Paris, Lille, and Nice After Weekend Violence

France has imposed curfews in several cities, including Paris, Lille, and Nice, starting Monday evening following weekend violence and looting. The measures are localized and partial, targeting specific areas and, in some cases, only minors. Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez offered his resignation, which President Emmanuel Macron refused, after acknowledging a "loss of control" in some cities. The government faces criticism from opposition and its own ranks, with at least 3,000 businesses affected and support funds announced. The government has ruled out a state of emergency for now but warned it could be implemented if necessary. Protests are planned for coming weeks, and international reactions include US President Donald Trump's comments and China advising its citizens to be vigilant.