Thousands protest G7 in Geneva as leaders prepare to hold summit in nearby France
Summary
Thousands of people protested in Geneva against the G7 summit happening nearby in France, where leaders including President Donald Trump will meet. The protest included clashes with police, property damage, and calls against the G7's policies on issues like the environment and international conflicts.Key Facts
- About 7,000 people marched in Geneva to protest the G7 summit.
- Protesters included environmentalists, feminists, anti-imperialism activists, media defenders, and supporters of Palestinian rights.
- Some protesters clashed with police by throwing objects; police responded with tear gas.
- A car was set on fire and a bank’s windows were smashed during the protest.
- Police and firefighters cordoned off the area to handle the unrest.
- French and Swiss authorities deployed thousands of police officers to secure the G7 summit in Evian-les-Bains, France.
- Security measures included blocking roads, severely restricting border crossings, and increased border controls.
- The G7 leaders will discuss topics such as the Middle East, Ukraine, and global economic issues.
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