#french-farmers

#french-farmers

Current protests are calmer compared to earlier demands in the year, reducing worries about severe actions like tractor blockades.

French President Emmanuel Macron wants the EU to regulate imports from Ukraine to protect the European market.

Macron does not want to sign the trade deal with the Mercosur bloc in its current form.

Farmers in France are protesting the EU-Mercosur trade deal, fearing it will undermine their livelihoods with cheaper imports and less stringent regulations.

Farmers in France continue to block roads in protest

European Commission's president calls for dialogue and consensus on agriculture issues

French farmers strongly oppose the Mercosur trade deal, with protests planned to influence its ratification.

French farmers unions have announced the suspension of protests and road blockades after the French prime minister unveiled new measures that they see as progress.

Protests have been taking place across France by farmers who are protesting low wages, heavy regulation, and unfair competition from abroad.

Farmers protested in Paris against EU green policies and measures affecting profits.

Farmers in France resumed protests to pressure the government for promised financial aid.

French farmers protest against cheap imports, rising costs, and red tape by dumping vegetables on highways and blocking traffic with tractors.

Farmers are demanding greater protection for the agricultural sector, including tax-breaks, subsidies, insurance guarantees, and support for winemakers and organic farmers.

A woman was killed and her husband and daughter were seriously injured in a crash at a protest by French farmers.

The fatal crash represents a dramatic turn for the growing protest movement among French farmers for better remuneration and against excessive regulation and costs.

French farmers protest against President Macron at agricultural show in Paris

Farmers express frustration over rising costs, unfair competition, and EU regulations on climate change

66 people arrested at French farmers' protest

Farmers protesting restrictive environmental rules and low incomes

Farmers in Paris protest for more government support and simpler regulations.

French farmers protest against low earnings, heavy regulations, and unfair competition from abroad.

French farmers are protesting the government over low wages, unfair foreign competition, and over-regulation.

Farmers have blockaded major highways leading to and from Paris to put pressure on authorities to address their grievances.

French farmers block roads and set fires to protest for more support from the government and measures against cheap imports.

Prime Minister Gabriel Attal outlines the government's plans for agricultural policy in front of parliament as farmers continue to protest.