Strikes and protests grow disorderly as Macron pushes pension reforms amid weakening support

Protest movement against raising France's retirement age loses steam but intensifies tactics, disrupting travel and occupying business headquarters.
President Emmanuel Macron's popularity diminishes further due to his refusal to back down on the controversial pension overhaul.
France enters a period of social tension and mistrust in the government as the Constitutional Court prepares to issue a ruling on the bill's constitutionality.
Unions threaten to resume strikes in key sectors ahead of more protests while the government admits the country needs to "go through a healing period."