Riot police intervene as student protests escalate in Liège
Student protests over education reforms escalated again in the Belgian city of Liège on Tuesday, with police using tear gas after vandalism and fires were reported in the city center. Students marched from Place Saint-Lambert toward several secondary schools, while some groups smashed windows and set fire to bins and electric scooters. Several businesses temporarily […] The post Riot police…
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