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Mediapart's front page focuses heavily on student protests and the government's response in France, alongside international news from Ukraine and Spain, and a report on the Brazilian presidential election. The domestic coverage highlights ongoing youth mobilization, government reactions, and…
Thousands of high school students are protesting across France, joined by unions, teachers, and students, aiming to broaden the movement. Mediapart is providing live coverage of the day's events from across the country.
Ahead of a national demonstration, the government appears paralyzed by the student mobilization, causing concern among its own supporters.
An analysis questioning the minister of education's stance on school 'segregation' in the Seine-Saint-Denis region.
An interview discussing the use of force and injuries sustained by a minor during a protest.
Eden, a 14-year-old student, was seriously injured by a police projectile to the face. His parents are filing a complaint for attempted voluntary homicide.
Orders prohibiting demonstrations near certain schools are increasingly common nationwide, illustrating a growing use of repressive administrative tools.
Since late August, Russian attacks, including jet-powered drones, have disrupted life in Ukraine's capital, with day and night bombardments.
By calling early legislative elections, Pedro Sánchez has initiated a series of key European Union elections, facing a right-wing and far-right opposition.
Far-right candidate Flávio Bolsonaro led the first round of the presidential election with 47% of the vote, ahead of the incumbent president by over 2 million votes.
