On the 27th of June, 17-year-old Nahel was shot in the chest from point-blank range by the French police in the Parisian suburb of Nanterre. His crime was that he hadn't stopped during a routine police check. The teenager had no criminal record. This killing by the police has now sparked a wave of unrest which the French police have been simply unable to clamp down on. French president Emmanuel Macron has deemed the shooting to death of the teenager as inexcusable. But this is not the only shooting to death incident by the French police during a routine traffic check. There have been spates of incidents in the last 18 months where the record of the French police has been called into question. Why are incidents of deadly police shootings in France on the rise? Rohit wellington brings you this report.

Successive nights of violent unrest in France

Unrest in France made headlines for close to a week. In a matter of days, the world witnessed the anger which the French people held against the authorities. Our first report on the show today delved deeper into the anti-police and anti-government riots in France. What really made the French furious here's a report.

France Riots: What is French President Macron doing wrong?

Unrest in France made headlines for close to a week. In a matter of days, the world witnessed the anger which the French people held against the authorities. Our first report on the show today delved deeper into the anti-police and anti-government riots in France. What really made the French furious? To know more watch this interview with War Correspondent and Analyst, Elijah J Magnier.

France Riots: French police and the charge of racism

In France where the scale of violence has partially reduced as of now situations still remain tense on the ground. French President Emmanuel Macron took stock of the measures that have been taken to ensure that the violence does not escalate. Now this comes after the country saw five consecutive days of clashes triggered by the killing of a teenager by a police official.

France riots: Violence subsides partially, as women march to demand end of violence

A young man lost his life after falling from the roof of a store in northwestern France on Friday during the overnight protests prompted by the fatal shooting of a 17-year-old by a police officer in the Paris suburb of Nanterre for fleeing a traffic check, said police.

France: Young man dies after falling from roof of store during protests over teen's killing

French President Emmanuel Macron has postponed his state visit to Germany due to growing unrest in the country, following instances of riots, loot and arson. Macron approached the German presidency and asked for a postponement of the 'planned visit'.

Macron postpones state visit to Germany as riots escalate across France

Cities across France witnessed chaos after a police officer fatally shot a teenager of North African descent during a traffic stop near Paris. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

French police fatally shot teenager

French President Emmanuel Macron came up with a string of suggestions and announcements after he conducts another round of crisis meetings. Macron asks parents in Paris to keep their children off the streets. Around 875 people have been arrested so far and the accused police officer also apologised.

French President Emmanuel Macron chairs new crisis meeting

The policeman who shot dead a 17-year-old in the Paris suburb of Nanterre for fleeing a traffic check and failing to comply with an order to stop his car on Tuesday, triggering protests in the country, has apologised to the victim's family while in custody, said his lawyer.

French police officer who killed teenager in Paris suburb apologises to victim's family

More than 600 people have been arrested in France as violent protests continued another night following the killing of a 17-year-old boy by an on-duty police officer.

France riots: 600 people arrested, 200 cops left injured as violence continues on third night

In France clashes have erupted between police and protestors, this is after an armed officer fatally shot a teenager. This is the second consecutive night of chaos as violence was witnessed in the working-class Paris sub-urbs of Nanterre where protestors threw fireworks at police and set cars on fire.

Fresh unrest in France over police shootings after an official kills a teenager

Riots erupted in a Paris suburb when a 17-year-old delivery driver was allegedly killed by a police officer during a standoff. The officer pulled over the teen, who was of Algerian descent, for a traffic violation. As the conflict intensified, police detained nine people. According to a social media video, the cops shot the child when he attempted to flee in his car. The victim died immediately afterward.

Paris: 'Teen killing' unleashes tensions on streets