Fresh wave of protests breaks out in several European cities and in some French overseas territories, as protesters react, sometimes violently, to moves to reintroduce Covid19 restrictions
Protesters in Brussels set fire to wood pallets, and social media images showed them attacking police vans with street signs.
Police and protesters clashed in the Belgian capital Brussels, several Dutch and Austrian cities, and in the French Caribbean territory Guadaloupe on Sunday. The march, focused on a ban on the unvaccinated from venues such as restaurants and bars, began peacefully but police later fired water cannon and tear gas in response to protesters throwing projectiles.Several of the demonstrators caught up in the clash wore hoods and carried Flemish nationalist flags, while others wore Nazi-era yellow stars.
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