Defence Minister Guido Crosetto said
Sunday that the situation in France was "very worrying" after
Italy's neighbour endured a fifth night of unrest following the
death of a 17-year-old boy shot by police last week.
"We are very close (to Paris) because it is a difficult
situation for the French government to manage," Crosetto said on
the sidelines of the Fenix youth festival.
"We hope that it ends because the violence that has broken out,
and which is not just hitting France and its institutions, but
also many French citizens, is not acceptable.
"There is fear all over France.
"From the outside you can only watch and hope that it stops.
"But this must be a lesson to us because I think that the
inequalities that have developed over the last 20 years should
be addressed in a serious way.
"I think that Europe should address the issue too".
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