Protesters in Geneva clash with police ahead of the G7 summit in nearby France
Summary
In Geneva, clashes broke out between police and youth protesters ahead of the G7 summit in nearby France. The protest included about 20,000 people and led to property damage and police using tear gas and water cannons.Key Facts
- Riot police used tear gas and water cannons against youths throwing stones in Geneva.
- The protest had around 20,000 people, including 600 militants known as "Black Bloc."
- Some protesters caused damage by setting a car on fire and breaking bank windows.
- Most marchers supported causes like women's rights, environmental issues, and Palestinian solidarity.
- Protesters carried signs criticizing President Donald Trump and other global issues.
- Authorities set up security measures including roadblocks and limited border crossings around Geneva and the French summit site.
- Businesses in Geneva boarded up windows to protect against possible unrest.
- The G7 summit includes leaders from Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and the United States, discussing topics like wars and economic inequality.
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