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The story mentions France's new riot insurance scheme isn't ready. Historically, damage from riots was often covered by standard business insurance or government compensation. However, the scale and frequency of recent unrest has prompted France to consider a dedicated, collective approach to ensure businesses are better protected, highlighting a shift in how such risks are managed.
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