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Government ministers presented a plan to address issues with Parcoursup, student numbers, and the baccalaureate, aiming to de-escalate protests. The measures seek to reverse reforms from previous presidencies and tackle long-standing problems.
President Emmanuel Macron expressed the state's apology in Marseille for events that occurred on October 17th, amidst ongoing social mobilizations.
The Senate and the government intend to strengthen the 'rioters-payers' bill, which senators will begin examining on Tuesday, amidst social mobilizations.
The government reportedly leveraged a small group of influencers to help disseminate its recent announcements regarding education.
Violent far-right groups were observed marching in cities from Nice to Rouen during the mobilization on October 24th.
Kirill Dmitriev, head of the Russian Direct Investment Fund, is actively seeking to convince the White House that peace in Ukraine depends on commercial deals, fostering a new US-Russia partnership against Kiev.
An important bridge in the southern part of Kiev has reportedly been hit by a Russian strike, according to the city's mayor.
Political parties on the left, with presidential candidate Raphaël Glucksmann, participated in anti-racism rallies in Paris, while Jean-Luc Mélenchon and LFI held a separate gathering in La Courneuve.
Gatherings against racism were organized in multiple cities on Monday evening.
The PNT has denied that political tracts were discovered in the vehicle of the suspect in the Trappes attack.
Kevin T. has been taken back into custody following a new psychiatric examination.
A man has been sentenced to firm prison time in Martinique for glorifying terrorism in connection with a racist attack in Trappes.
A debate on extending the statute of limitations for crimes against children has moved to the Senate after passing the National Assembly.