Student unrest grips Liège as tuition fees rise across French-speaking Belgium
Hundreds of students have taken to the streets of Liège, Belgium, protesting education reforms, rising tuition fees, and problems across the French-language education system. The unrest has led to arrests, property damage, traffic disruption, and the temporary closure of Liège's main train station. Inspired partly by protests in France, Belgian students are demanding attention to rising education costs and overcrowded classrooms.
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