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This front page from Mediapart highlights domestic French political news, focusing on Jean-Luc Mélenchon's presidential campaign and social mobilizations. International news includes developments in Israel and a shooting in Poland, as well as an analysis of Yemen.
Four months after his launch meeting, the candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon gathered 20,000 people in Le Bourget, urging the left to unite around him to defeat the far-right, while insisting on the radical nature of his program.
This update to previous versions will be presented at Jean-Luc Mélenchon's meeting, with a deputy stating, "We are seriously considering that we will govern in May," despite controversies and divisions on the left.
A video report about the town of Trappes.
The fourth act of the social movement gathered at least 46,000 people in the capital, two days before a social conference in Matignon.
On Thursday, November 5, 62 demonstrators who had taken shelter from tear gas in a restaurant were taken away in a bus requisitioned by the police. In the evening, 60 were released and 2 were taken into custody.
The head of the opposition bloc to outgoing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Gadi Eisenkot, will be officially tasked on Sunday with forming the next Israeli government.
A man opened fire on passers-by on Saturday in Krakow, Poland, resulting in six deaths and about ten injuries, according to the latest reports. The interior minister stated he was 'fascinated by far-right ideologies'.
The poorest and most populous state in the region, shaken by a new Houthi offensive, has always held a special place, particularly due to the republican project that developed there. The civil war has exacerbated fault lines that threaten its future as a unified nation.
Glaciers and ice caps are shrinking due to climate change, affecting agriculture and health.
