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French President Emmanuel Macron will address the country on Wednesday in a much-anticipated television interview, aimed at appeasing the anger against his pension reform adopted by force and explaining how he intends to overcome this crisis without changing his government or turning to voters.
Elsewhere, it's been a brutal week for banks. Credit Suisse shares fell sharply again on Friday despite a respite when Switzerland's central bank stepped in on Thursday. Flashbacks to the 2008 financial crisis started last week when two midsized US banks failed. Silicon Valley Bank's tech startup investors got a bailout so they could pay their staff on time.
Thousands of protesters across France have been demonstrating after President Emanuel Macron forced through his pension reforms on Thursday.
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will today promise to tackle labour shortages and help people with the cost of living crisis as he delivers his first Spring Budget.
The Covid-19 pandemic offered a startling reminder of just how much productivity has soared over the years. Whether we're working from home or at the office, the digital age makes it possible to do a lot more in a lot less time. How does that alter our work-life balance and more to the point, how much do we have to work to actually pay for those pensions? Do we really need to work longer?
The EU's border agency says irregular arrivals increased by 64 percent in 2022 on the previous year. Brussels is also concerned by the growing influx of people via land on what's known as the Western Balkans route.
Major strikes have taken place in France since the government announced plans to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64.
As a specialist in racial bias and policing, Glaser has spent a lot of time thinking about how to limit the violence. He joined FRANCE 24 for Perspective to discuss ideas for effective police reform - and what is preventing change.