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A 17-year-old French Algerian is shot dead and a police officer is in custody accused of his murder. But the violent unrest across France that followed the shooting, hints at issues that go well beyond just this one incident.
So why is France such a hot-bed for civil unrest?
Guests:
Jonathan Miller
Correspondent, Spectator
Nabila Ramdani
French Algerian journalist
Alexis Poulin
Founder, Le Monde Moderne Media
So why is France such a hot-bed for civil unrest?
Guests:
Jonathan Miller
Correspondent, Spectator
Nabila Ramdani
French Algerian journalist
Alexis Poulin
Founder, Le Monde Moderne Media
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