France after the 17 October riots: curfews, state of emergency and further protests
After a weekend with almost 2,400 detained and the town hall in Limoges burned, we are tracking whether the government declares a state of emergency, how the protests announced for 24 October and 5 November turn out, and whether the interior minister bears responsibility for the failure.
The article that started it
Francúzsko predĺžilo zákazy vychádzania, v Limoges zadržali prvého podozrivého z podpálenia radnice, minister vnútra priznal stratu kontroly
Zákazy vychádzania po pokojnej noci predĺžili, v Limoges zadržali prvého podozrivého z podpálenia radnice, vo väzbe je 123 ľudí. Čo píšu cudzie médiá…
What we are still watching
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The government decided whether to declare a state of emergency.
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The Saturday protests of 24 October took place or were banned, and the government published the toll of detained and injured.
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Unions and students took to the streets on 5 November against the budget and the government managed to pass it.
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Nuñez stayed in office and the government published findings on the failures of planning and intelligence before 17 October.
What has happened
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Prefects published the list of cities under curfew. Splnené 20.10.2026: zákazy vychádzania platia od pondelka večera v častiach Paríža, Lyonu, Lille a Nice (France 24, La Libre). Zoznamy miest sa v správach líšia (Bordeaux/Douai), pozri vlnu 1. 20.10.2026
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