Following widespread violence and vandalism last weekend, French authorities have imposed overnight curfews in several cities, including Paris, Lyon, Nice, and Lille. The unrest resulted in damage to over 3,000 businesses and various public structures. Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu admitted shortcomings in the handling of the protests and announced emergency meetings, including discussions with social media platforms, to better manage future security risks. While the government works to improve its preemptive strategies, the Minister of the Economy has pledged support for affected business owners. Meanwhile, judicial proceedings have begun, with several rioters already receiving prison sentences or community service orders through summary trials across the country.