For the second time in less than a week, dozens of tractors rolled into Paris early Tuesday, as French farmers protested the European Union’s trade deal with four South American countries.

Two shepherds in Georgia have been charged with illegally selling cattle belonging to a Dutch farmer and keeping the proceeds, the Georgian Prosecutor’s Office reported.

Farmers from France's second-largest agricultural union, Coordination Rurale, staged protests near Paris on Monday, voicing opposition to the Mercosur trade agreement and demanding better compensation for their products.

Hundreds of farmers in tractors gathered in London on Wednesday to protest the government’s inheritance tax policies, which they argue are threatening British farming.

French farmers' groups have called for nationwide protests on December 9-10 to address pressing issues around income disparities and product pricing in the agricultural sector.

France's main farmers' union has announced plans for nationwide protests next month, driven by growing discontent over the push to finalize a trade deal between the European Union and Mercosur countries.