Unrest in France carried into a new day, with arrests in Paris rising from over a hundred to more than three hundred for looting. The minister conceded police had lost control and offered his resignation, which Macron refused. French stocks fell harder than elsewhere as blame over the weekend violence began, with copycat looting reaching Milan and students blocking the Louvre. By evening authorities ordered curfews in Paris, Lille and Lyon.
Storm Adam flooded eastern Spain and Mallorca, killing three and forcing helicopter rescues from roofs, with Dutch witnesses describing people trapped.
At home Prime Minister Jetten announced he and his fiancé expect a child next year via donor and surrogate. Parent company Ahold filed a police report over the Albert Heijn hack, confirming a criminal attack, while the World Food Programme said half a million in Gaza would lose aid for lack of funds.