French schools face arson as student protests turn violent nationwide

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Violent protests by students have erupted across France, with fires breaking out at multiple schools. The French government has convened a crisis meeting in response to the escalating situation. The demonstrations, which have grown in scale, have turned destructive in several locations. The unrest is part of a nationwide wave of student-led protests.

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