France expects another wave of protests over the weekend, CBS News reported in a video segment by Leigh Kiniry. The segment's summary describes the country as bracing for the demonstrations and does not give details on their expected size or locations.

The New York Times reported that the authorities deployed "tens of thousands of security forces" and banned demonstrations in some cities. According to the summary of the article, written by Catherine Porter, Ségolène Le Stradic and Lynsey Chutel, the measures were intended to avoid a repeat of the riots that shook the country a week ago. The summary does not name the cities where demonstrations were banned.

Fox News Digital reported that its investigation identified 50 militant Antifa cells mobilizing protesters to descend on Orléans for the National Rally congress. The outlet described a vast network of groups behind the effort. The summary does not say how the investigation was conducted or who it sourced.

The reports differ in scope. The New York Times and CBS News summaries do not mention the Fox News Digital findings or any Antifa involvement, and the summaries available do not indicate whether other outlets have confirmed the Fox count of 50 cells.

Taken together, the reports describe a weekend of protests in France, with government security measures on one side and a Fox News Digital claim of coordinated mobilization on the other. The summaries do not say how many people are expected to take part, what the demonstrations are about, or what occurred once they began.

Sources: Fox News: Fifty Antifa groups in France join vast network to ensure chaos in weekend protests; The New York Times: Why Are There Protests in France?; CBS News: France braces for another weekend of protests.