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Le Monde's front page highlights widespread high school (lycée) protests across France, with reports of injured administrators and the government deploying riot police. The page also covers the ongoing summer heatwave in Western Europe and a domestic crime story involving a reconstruction of a…
According to Edouard Geffray, 40 high school principals have been injured since the start of the protest movement, with calls for parental assistance due to children being in danger.
The high school student protest movement has expanded from Lille to Marseille and the Paris suburbs, with some instances of it becoming unmanageable.
Facing an worsening situation with high school protests, the Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez has called for CRS and mobile gendarmerie units.
The government finds itself in a difficult situation due to a high school student mobilization that is spiraling out of control.
Students and teachers explain their motivations for protesting, with one expressing that 'we have cockroaches in the classrooms'.
The summer of 2026 has set a record for heat in Western Europe, with average temperatures reaching 21.7°C and river flows at their lowest in over thirty years, yet EU member states continue to invest in fossil fuels.
Two and a half months after Cédric Jubillar's confession, a reconstruction of the night Delphine Aussaguel was murdered is being organized in the couple's home to determine if the crime was spontaneous or premeditated.
From student mobilizations to the 2027 budget and Gaza, five candidates confronted their viewpoints during a second debate.
Concerns exist among environmentalist and communist activists regarding the formation of a unified left-wing front for the 2027 presidential election.
A recap of the second debate between candidates for the left-wing primary, covering topics such as alliances, student movements, and purchasing power.
