Russia attacks Kyiv bridges to sow chaos ↗
Front page leadThe Russian army has repeatedly attacked bridges connecting the two banks of Ukraine's capital since October, aiming to instill fear and chaos among civilians.
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Mediapart's front page features several prominent stories. Top news includes reports on the war in Ukraine with Russia targeting bridges in Kyiv, an investigation into sexual violence and a culture of silence at a Catholic high school in Paris, and a controversy surrounding a Valérie Pécresse…
The Russian army has repeatedly attacked bridges connecting the two banks of Ukraine's capital since October, aiming to instill fear and chaos among civilians.
The private Parisian school Stanislas is accused of ignoring reports of sexual violence against students, with a boarding school master indicted for raping a minor, revealing a silencing mechanism within the institution.
A representative for Valérie Pécresse caused discomfort by stating that student residences should have a 'majority of French' residents, echoing far-right themes.
Six years after the incident, three police officers who assaulted music producer Michel Zecler in his Paris studio are set to be judged.
In Nancy, administrative judges allowed volunteer 'street medics' to wear protective gear at protests, overruling a prefectural ban, though controversy persists.
Turkey is hosting a climate conference to prevent setbacks in addressing global warming, despite continuing coal exploitation and disregarding citizen protests.
The population of Lebanon is exhausted by six years of ongoing crisis, with concerns about essential services and further compounded by the war against Iran.