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Isabelle Champmoreau, Vice President of the Government of New Caledonia in charge of education, poses in a ransacked room of the Petro Attiti high school which was damaged during the first two weeks of rioting, in Noumea, in France's Pacific territory of New Caledonia on June 17, 2024. Schools in the French Pacific territory partially reopened on June 17 after remaining closed for a month after deadly riots broke out in the Pacific territory. (Photo by Theo Rouby / AFP)
A ransacked administrative room of the Petro Attiti high school, which was damaged during the first two weeks of rioting and unable to open for the school year, is seen in Noumea, in France's Pacific territory of New Caledonia on June 17, 2024. Schools in the French Pacific territory partially reopened on June 17 after remaining closed for a month after deadly riots broke out in the Pacific territory. (Photo by Theo Rouby / AFP)
A ransacked and scorched building of the Petro Attiti high school, which was damaged during the first two weeks of rioting and unable to open for the school year, is seen in Noumea, in France's Pacific territory of New Caledonia on June 17, 2024. Schools in the French Pacific territory partially reopened on June 17 after remaining closed for a month after deadly riots broke out in the Pacific territory. (Photo by Theo Rouby / AFP)
Students return to the Michel Amiot primary and nursery school in the Magenta district of Noumea, in France's Pacific territory of New Caledonia on June 17, 2024. Schools in the French Pacific territory partially reopened on June 17 after remaining closed for a month after deadly riots broke out in the Pacific territory. (Photo by Theo Rouby / AFP)
A ransacked training room of the Petro Attiti high school, which was damaged during the first two weeks of rioting and unable to open for the school year, is seen in Noumea, in France's Pacific territory of New Caledonia on June 17, 2024. Schools in the French Pacific territory partially reopened on June 17 after remaining closed for a month after deadly riots broke out in the Pacific territory. (Photo by Theo Rouby / AFP)
The courtyard of the Les Pervenches nursery school, damaged by rioters in early May, is seen in the Magenta district of Noumea, in France's Pacific territory of New Caledonia on June 17, 2024. Schools in the French Pacific territory partially reopened on June 17 after remaining closed for a month after deadly riots broke out in the Pacific territory. (Photo by Theo Rouby / AFP)
Students return to the Michel Amiot primary and nursery school in the Magenta district of Noumea, in France's Pacific territory of New Caledonia on June 17, 2024. Schools in the French Pacific territory partially reopened on June 17 after remaining closed for a month after deadly riots broke out in the Pacific territory. (Photo by Theo Rouby / AFP)
Students return to the Michel Amiot primary and nursery school in the Magenta district of Noumea, in France's Pacific territory of New Caledonia on June 17, 2024. Schools in the French Pacific territory partially reopened on June 17 after remaining closed for a month after deadly riots broke out in the Pacific territory. (Photo by Theo Rouby / AFP)
A ransacked training room of the Petro Attiti high school, which was damaged during the first two weeks of rioting and unable to open for the school year, is seen in Noumea, in France's Pacific territory of New Caledonia on June 17, 2024. Schools in the French Pacific territory partially reopened on June 17 after remaining closed for a month after deadly riots broke out in the Pacific territory. (Photo by Theo Rouby / AFP)
The courtyard of the Les Pervenches nursery school, damaged by rioters in early May, is seen in the Magenta district of Noumea, in France's Pacific territory of New Caledonia on June 17, 2024. Schools in the French Pacific territory partially reopened on June 17 after remaining closed for a month after deadly riots broke out in the Pacific territory. (Photo by Theo Rouby / AFP)
Graffiti hostile to France are seen at the Les Pervenches nursery school, damaged by rioters in early May, in the Magenta district of Noumea, in France's Pacific territory of New Caledonia on June 17, 2024. Schools in the French Pacific territory partially reopened on June 17 after remaining closed for a month after deadly riots broke out in the Pacific territory. (Photo by Theo Rouby / AFP)
Scorch marks on the pavement and graffiti on buildings are seen of the Petro Attiti high school, which was damaged during the first two weeks of rioting and unable to open for the school year, is seen in Noumea, in France's Pacific territory of New Caledonia on June 17, 2024. Schools in the French Pacific territory partially reopened on June 17 after remaining closed for a month after deadly riots broke out in the Pacific territory. (Photo by Theo Rouby / AFP)
A racial slur is seen on a wall of the Les Pervenches nursery school, damaged by rioters in early May, in the Magenta district of Noumea, in France's Pacific territory of New Caledonia on June 17, 2024. Schools in the French Pacific territory partially reopened on June 17 after remaining closed for a month after deadly riots broke out in the Pacific territory. (Photo by Theo Rouby / AFP)
Students return to the Michel Amiot primary and nursery school in the Magenta district of Noumea, in France's Pacific territory of New Caledonia on June 17, 2024. Schools in the French Pacific territory partially reopened on June 17 after remaining closed for a month after deadly riots broke out in the Pacific territory. (Photo by Theo Rouby / AFP)
Graffiti hostile to France is seen at the Les Pervenches nursery school, damaged by rioters in early May, in the Magenta district of Noumea, in France's Pacific territory of New Caledonia on June 17, 2024. Schools in the French Pacific territory partially reopened on June 17 after remaining closed for a month after deadly riots broke out in the Pacific territory. (Photo by Theo Rouby / AFP)
Students return to the Michel Amiot primary and nursery school in the Magenta district of Noumea, in France's Pacific territory of New Caledonia on June 17, 2024. Schools in the French Pacific territory partially reopened on June 17 after remaining closed for a month after deadly riots broke out in the Pacific territory. (Photo by Theo Rouby / AFP)
Burnt books are seen at the Les Pervenches nursery school, damaged by rioters in early May, in the Magenta district of Noumea, in France's Pacific territory of New Caledonia on June 17, 2024. Schools in the French Pacific territory partially reopened on June 17 after remaining closed for a month after deadly riots broke out in the Pacific territory. (Photo by Theo Rouby / AFP)
A ransacked room of the Petro Attiti high school, which was damaged during the first two weeks of rioting and unable to open for the school year, is seen in Noumea, in France's Pacific territory of New Caledonia on June 17, 2024. Schools in the French Pacific territory partially reopened on June 17 after remaining closed for a month after deadly riots broke out in the Pacific territory. (Photo by Theo Rouby / AFP)
Isabelle Champmoreau, Vice President of the Government of New Caledonia in charge of education, speaks to journalists on the grounds of the Petro Attiti high school which was damaged during the first two weeks of rioting, in Noumea, in France's Pacific territory of New Caledonia on June 17, 2024. Schools in the French Pacific territory partially reopened on June 17 after remaining closed for a month after deadly riots broke out in the Pacific territory. (Photo by Theo Rouby / AFP)
A ransacked and scorched building of the Petro Attiti high school, which was damaged during the first two weeks of rioting and unable to open for the school year, is seen in Noumea, in France's Pacific territory of New Caledonia on June 17, 2024. Schools in the French Pacific territory partially reopened on June 17 after remaining closed for a month after deadly riots broke out in the Pacific territory. (Photo by Theo Rouby / AFP)
Isabelle Champmoreau, Vice President of the Government of New Caledonia in charge of education, poses in a ransacked room of the Petro Attiti high school which was damaged during the first two weeks of rioting, in Noumea, in France's Pacific territory of New Caledonia on June 17, 2024. Schools in the French Pacific territory partially reopened on June 17 after remaining closed for a month after deadly riots broke out in the Pacific territory. (Photo by Theo Rouby / AFP)
Students return to the Michel Amiot primary and nursery school in the Magenta district of Noumea, in France's Pacific territory of New Caledonia on June 17, 2024. Schools in the French Pacific territory partially reopened on June 17 after remaining closed for a month after deadly riots broke out in the Pacific territory. (Photo by Theo Rouby / AFP)
A ransacked and scorched building of the Petro Attiti high school, which was damaged during the first two weeks of rioting and unable to open for the school year, is seen in Noumea, in France's Pacific territory of New Caledonia on June 17, 2024. Schools in the French Pacific territory partially reopened on June 17 after remaining closed for a month after deadly riots broke out in the Pacific territory. (Photo by Theo Rouby / AFP)
The burnt office of the Petro Attiti high school, which was damaged during the first two weeks of rioting and unable to open for the school year, is seen in Noumea, in France's Pacific territory of New Caledonia on June 17, 2024. Schools in the French Pacific territory partially reopened on June 17 after remaining closed for a month after deadly riots broke out in the Pacific territory. (Photo by Theo Rouby / AFP)
A view of the Petro Attiti high school, which was damaged during the first two weeks of rioting and unable to open for the school year, is seen in Noumea, in France's Pacific territory of New Caledonia on June 17, 2024. Schools in the French Pacific territory partially reopened on June 17 after remaining closed for a month after deadly riots broke out in the Pacific territory. (Photo by Theo Rouby / AFP)
The courtyard of the Les Pervenches nursery school, damaged by rioters in early May, is seen in the Magenta district of Noumea, in France's Pacific territory of New Caledonia on June 17, 2024. Schools in the French Pacific territory partially reopened on June 17 after remaining closed for a month after deadly riots broke out in the Pacific territory. (Photo by Theo Rouby / AFP)
A ransacked room of the Petro Attiti high school, which was damaged during the first two weeks of rioting and unable to open for the school year, is seen in Noumea, in France's Pacific territory of New Caledonia on June 17, 2024. Schools in the French Pacific territory partially reopened on June 17 after remaining closed for a month after deadly riots broke out in the Pacific territory. (Photo by Theo Rouby / AFP)
Students return to the Michel Amiot primary and nursery school in the Magenta district of Noumea, in France's Pacific territory of New Caledonia on June 17, 2024. Schools in the French Pacific territory partially reopened on June 17 after remaining closed for a month after deadly riots broke out in the Pacific territory. (Photo by Theo Rouby / AFP)
The courtyard of the Les Pervenches nursery school, damaged by rioters in early May, is seen in the Magenta district of Noumea, in France's Pacific territory of New Caledonia on June 17, 2024. Schools in the French Pacific territory partially reopened on June 17 after remaining closed for a month after deadly riots broke out in the Pacific territory. (Photo by Theo Rouby / AFP)
Former Karnataka Chief Minister and BJP leader BS Yediyurappa arrives to appear before the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) for an inquiry in connection with a case filed against him under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (Posco) Act, at CID Office in Bengaluru on June 17, 2024. (Photo by Idrees MOHAMMED / AFP)
Former Karnataka Chief Minister and BJP leader BS Yediyurappa arrives to appear before the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) for an inquiry in connection with a case filed against him under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (Posco) Act, at CID Office in Bengaluru on June 17, 2024. (Photo by Idrees MOHAMMED / AFP)
Australian journalist Cheng Lei (middle row L) attends a signing ceremony by China's Premier Li Qiang and Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese at the Australian Parliament House in Canberra on June 17, 2024. China hailed mended ties with Australia on June 17, saying relations were "on the right track" as the trading partners moved on from a bitter economic dispute despite a duel for influence in the Pacific. (Photo by LUKAS COCH / POOL / AFP)
Australian journalist Cheng Lei observes a signing ceremony by China's Premier Li Qiang and Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese at the Australian Parliament House in Canberra in Canberra on June 17, 2024. China hailed mended ties with Australia on June 17, saying relations were "on the right track" as the trading partners moved on from a bitter economic dispute despite a duel for influence in the Pacific. (Photo by LUKAS COCH / POOL / AFP)
Media observe a signing ceremony by China's Premier Li Qiang and Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese at the Australian Parliament House in Canberra in Canberra on June 17, 2024. China hailed mended ties with Australia on June 17, saying relations were "on the right track" as the trading partners moved on from a bitter economic dispute despite a duel for influence in the Pacific. (Photo by LUKAS COCH / POOL / AFP)
Australian journalist Cheng Lei (C) attends a signing ceremony by China's Premier Li Qiang and Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese at the Australian Parliament House in Canberra on June 17, 2024. China hailed mended ties with Australia on June 17, saying relations were "on the right track" as the trading partners moved on from a bitter economic dispute despite a duel for influence in the Pacific. (Photo by LUKAS COCH / POOL / AFP)
Australian journalist Cheng Lei attends a signing ceremony by China's Premier Li Qiang and Australia' Prime Minister Anthony Albanese at the Australian Parliament House in Canberra on June 17, 2024. China hailed mended ties with Australia on June 17, saying relations were "on the right track" as the trading partners moved on from a bitter economic dispute despite a duel for influence in the Pacific. (Photo by LUKAS COCH / POOL / AFP)
China's Ambassador to Australia Xiao Qian (L) signs agreement documents with Australia's Minister for Education Jason Clare (R) as China's Premier Li Qiang and Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese (2nd R) witness the ceremony at Parliament House in Canberra on June 17, 2024. China's relationship with Australia is "on the right track", Premier Li Qiang said in Canberra on June 17 as the two trading partners moved on from a bitter economic dispute. (Photo by MICK TSIKAS / POOL / AFP)
China's Premier Li Qiang and Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese (R) shake hands after making opening remarks at Parliament House in Canberra on June 17, 2024. China's relationship with Australia is "on the right track", Premier Li Qiang said in Canberra on June 17 as the two trading partners moved on from a bitter economic dispute. (Photo by MICK TSIKAS / POOL / AFP)
China's Premier Li Qiang (2nd L) and Minister of Commerce Wang Wentao (L) pose for pictures with Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Minister for Trade Don Farrell (R) during an agreements signing ceremony at Parliament House in Canberra on June 17, 2024. China's relationship with Australia is "on the right track", Premier Li Qiang said in Canberra on June 17 as the two trading partners moved on from a bitter economic dispute. (Photo by MICK TSIKAS / POOL / AFP)
China's Minister of Commerce Wang Wentao (front L) signs agreements with Australia's Minister for Trade Don Farrell (front R) as China's Premier Li Qiang (3rd L) and Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese (3rd R) witness the ceremony at Parliament House in Canberra on June 17, 2024. China's relationship with Australia is "on the right track", Premier Li Qiang said in Canberra on June 17 as the two trading partners moved on from a bitter economic dispute. (Photo by MICK TSIKAS / POOL / AFP)
Workers prepare meat at an abbatoir before it is distributed to the poor to mark the Islamic Eid al-Adha festival in Surabaya on June 17, 2024. Muslims are celebrating Eid al-Adha (the feast of sacrifice), the second of two Islamic holidays celebrated worldwide marking the end of the annual pilgrimage or Hajj to the Saudi holy city of Mecca. (Photo by JUNI KRISWANTO / AFP)
Workers prepare meat at an abbatoir before it is distributed to the poor to mark the Islamic Eid al-Adha festival in Surabaya on June 17, 2024. Muslims are celebrating Eid al-Adha (the feast of sacrifice), the second of two Islamic holidays celebrated worldwide marking the end of the annual pilgrimage or Hajj to the Saudi holy city of Mecca. (Photo by JUNI KRISWANTO / AFP)
Indonesian Muslims lead a goat to be slaughtered at an abbatoir before the meat is distributed to the poor to mark the Islamic Eid al-Adha festival in Surabaya on June 17, 2024. Muslims are celebrating Eid al-Adha (the feast of sacrifice), the second of two Islamic holidays celebrated worldwide marking the end of the annual pilgrimage or Hajj to the Saudi holy city of Mecca. (Photo by JUNI KRISWANTO / AFP)
Workers prepare meat at an abbatoir before it is distributed to the poor to mark the Islamic Eid al-Adha festival in Surabaya on June 17, 2024. Muslims are celebrating Eid al-Adha (the feast of sacrifice), the second of two Islamic holidays celebrated worldwide marking the end of the annual pilgrimage or Hajj to the Saudi holy city of Mecca. (Photo by JUNI KRISWANTO / AFP)
China's Vice Chairman of the National Development Liu Sushe (front L) signs agreement documents with Australia's Treasurer Jim Chalmers (front R) as China's Premier Li Qiang (4th L) and Australia’s Prime Minister Anthony Albanese (3rd R) witness the ceremony at Parliament House in Canberra on June 17, 2024. China's relationship with Australia is "on the right track", Premier Li Qiang said in Canberra on June 17 as the two trading partners moved on from a bitter economic dispute. (Photo by MICK TSIKAS / POOL / AFP)
China's Premier Li Qiang (2nd L) and Vice Chairman of the National Development Liu Sushe (L) pose for pictures with Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese (2nd R) and Treasurer Jim Chalmers during the agreements signing ceremony at Parliament House in Canberra on June 17, 2024. China's relationship with Australia is "on the right track", Premier Li Qiang said in Canberra on June 17 as the two trading partners moved on from a bitter economic dispute. (Photo by MICK TSIKAS / POOL / AFP)
Australia’s Prime Minister Anthony Albanese (C) escorts China's Premier Li Qiang (2nd R) at Parliament House in Canberra on June 17, 2024. China's relationship with Australia is "on the right track", Premier Li Qiang said in Canberra on June 17 as the two trading partners moved on from a bitter economic dispute. (Photo by MICK TSIKAS / POOL / AFP)
China's Premier Li Qiang (L) and Australia's Prime Minister Anthony Albanese attend an agreements signing ceremony at Parliament House in Canberra on June 17, 2024. China's relationship with Australia is "on the right track", Premier Li Qiang said in Canberra on June 17 as the two trading partners moved on from a bitter economic dispute. (Photo by MICK TSIKAS / POOL / AFP)
