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The front page of Mediapart focuses on domestic French issues, particularly a large protest on October 17th that saw significant turnout and unrest. Other domestic stories cover the impact of AI on mathematics, political attacks on Richard Ferrand, unemployment forecasts, and a local environmental…
A massive mobilization on October 17th, with 550,000 to 800,000 demonstrators, marked by unprecedented unrest, has put the government in a difficult position, unable to respond to widespread anger.
In Paris, young 'Gen Z' Yellow Vest protesters are claiming the legacy of their predecessors, continuing the movement.
A live feed documenting the events and developments of the October 17th mobilization day.
Mediapart is organizing a public event in Paris to discuss the influence of digital giants, featuring speakers like Naomi Klein, in partnership with The Guardian.
The rapid advancement of Artificial Intelligence is causing concern among mathematicians about the future of their profession, with some hoping it will lead to more meaningful work.
Richard Ferrand faces attacks from the National Rally, highlighting the vulnerability of the current political regime to far-right opposition.
An analysis predicts that unemployment in France will return to the levels seen at the beginning of Emmanuel Macron's presidency by the year 2027.
A recent development in Brittany has resulted in a small victory for the principles of water democracy in the context of pesticide use.
Following an unexpected result in the first round of the Brazilian presidential election, Jair Bolsonaro's supporters are hoping for a comeback in the second round on October 25th, though their enthusiasm might be too late.
A collection of satirical drawings by Thibaut Soulcié offering a unique perspective on the past week's events, including the socialist primary, student protests, and the French economy.
A documentary offering a fragmented portrait of an exile, coinciding with the release of a new film.
