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Clément Molin stated that Donald Trump's announcement regarding the purchase of diesel from Russia revealed the failure of his administration's foreign policy. He wrote that, despite his promises, Trump had not ended any wars, except for those that were already over, and that the war against Iran had failed, particularly politically, damaging the image of the United States and the global economy. Molin also claimed that Trump had repeatedly failed in Ukraine and that the United States had lost a significant part of its influence there. According to him, Trump’s actions towards Canada and Greenland had brought Europeans closer together, while his pivot to Asia had not materialized: it had discontented most of America’s allies in the region and he had been humiliated by China. He also presented the abandonment of Middle Eastern allies as a sign that the United States was no longer seen as a reliable partner by many of their allies. Domestically, Molin considered Trump weakened, believing that he had not improved the daily lives of the Americans who voted for him, particularly due to the war against Iran. He finally wrote that the purchase of diesel from Russia served Vladimir Putin's interests, while adding that Trump might not receive the promised stocks due to Ukrainian strikes and that the operation would have little effect on the global economy. #PolitiqueÉtrangère #Trump #Russie (translated)

The author stated that the price of gas had increased by 42.4% since January and asked how much longer the French should bear, according to him, the consequences of the failure, blindness, and dogmatism of Macronism. He added that the new increases in energy were forcing millions of people into painful choices. #Énergie #Prix #Macronisme #FR (translated)

Chicago Boy wrote that he dined the night before with a right-wing advisor to Lecornu, whom he described as profoundly disillusioned by the exercise of Macronist power. According to this interlocutor's assessment, the failure of Macronism was attributed to the political origins of its leaders, most of whom came from the left, particularly the Socialist Party, the Rocardian movement, or the CFDT, and were influenced by its values. Chicago Boy believed that this legacy led Macronist leaders to only half-heartedly pursue right-wing policies. He cited the replacement of the ISF with an IFI, which he deemed almost as counterproductive, the numerous exceptions to the pension reform that would have limited savings before it was suspended, as well as the promise to eliminate 100,000 public sector jobs, whereas their number had actually increased by 200,000. He concluded that one should never vote for the soft center. #Macronisme #PolitiqueFrançaise #GaucheDroite (translated)

"I want to change everything in higher education," says Gabriel Attal, candidate for "Renaissance" in the presidential election. "The project [of Jean-Luc Mélenchon] for the youth is selection by failure," criticizes Gabriel Attal, candidate for "Renaissance" in the presidential election at a meeting in Lyon. "If I am elected, I will give my government a maximum of five years to adapt all of our schools to climate change," promises Gabriel Attal, candidate for "Renaissance" in the presidential election. At the presidential rally, Gabriel Attal, candidate for "Renaissance," presents "a new pact for youth" during his meeting in Lyon. "I want France to finally be ahead in five years, in ten years," declares Gabriel Attal, candidate for "Renaissance" in the presidential election. "While the far left exploits the anger of the youth, the far right rubs its hands," states Gabriel Attal, candidate for "Renaissance" in the presidential election, at a meeting in Lyon. #EnseignementSupérieur #Présidentielle2023 #GabrielAttal (translated)

Jean-Luc Mélenchon accuses Gabriel Attal of being personally responsible for the anger of high school students due to the consequences of the law on Parcoursup that he reported, highlighting the failure of this system that leaves 100,000 graduates without opportunities. #Parcoursup #Lycéens #JeanLucMélenchon (translated)

The Toad wrote that he knew his long and non-humorous videos were not successful on X, but he continued to create for pleasure. He indicated he was working on a large-scale project, with a release scheduled over the weekend, and invited his subscribers to follow his news. #création #vidéo #projet (translated)

Sir 𝕏 described the €3 European tax on small packages as a failure. He stated that this measure was prompting China to send containers to Europe to circumvent the rules, which he believed benefited Poland. He ironically referred to the officials behind this policy as "Mozarts of the economy." https://t.co/hWGxvTOIrm #Europe #Taxe #Economie (translated)

The author of the message indicated that while he was posted to the United Nations, he had advised against the submission of such a text, believing that it had no chance of being adopted and that its failure would set back ten years. He had deemed it preferable to move forward indirectly, step by step. (translated)

David Lisnard believes that the SCAF and MGCS programs, launched in 2017 by Emmanuel Macron and Angela Merkel to develop the future combat aircraft and tank, are strategic and industrial dead ends. He criticized French leaders for prioritizing Franco-German cooperation without first verifying the convergence of military interests, technological mastery, and the distribution of industrial responsibilities. According to him, a high-level Franco-German seminar held on October 7 would have revealed a different method: starting from the needs of the armed forces and industrial interests, then allowing companies to build viable cooperations before giving them, if necessary, a political translation. Lisnard stated that during the negotiations on the MGCS, Germany was preparing for the succession of the Leopard 2, notably with the Leopard 3 project, and that the delay created a military vulnerability. He called for a break with a conception of European defense that, according to him, confuses cooperation with the dilution of sovereignties. He advocated for a distribution of roles in which the political power sets ambitions and means, the armed forces define their needs, and the industries develop solutions and partnerships. Lisnard also urged for the immediate preparation of the renewal of French ground combat capabilities, beyond the simple replacement of the Leclerc, notably by integrating armored vehicles, drones, robotics, artificial intelligence, and data management. He estimated that this required investments in industry, a recovery of public finances, and a more efficient use of military credits. Finally, he accused the current government of having caused France to lose valuable years and argued that the issue concerned its ability to prepare for future conflicts, ensure the security of the French people, and defend the nation. #Défense #Souveraineté #Coopération (translated)

The author deemed the communication comparable to that of Darmanin and deficient regarding the child crime cases that justice should, in his opinion, address urgently within a month. He added that those he targeted were "checkmate" everywhere and that it would be the citizens who would pay the price. #Justice #Pédocriminalité #Darmanin (translated)

Cerfia reported that the chief of staff of the French armed forces, General Fabien Mandon, had announced that Germany had decided to withdraw from the Franco-German Future Main Battle Tank (MGCS) project. The media described this decision as a major setback for military cooperation between Paris and Berlin, four months after the failure of the SCAF fighter jet project. #CoopérationMilitaire #France #Allemagne (translated)

The French judo team suffers a setback at the 2026 World Championships in Baku, winning only two bronze medals and falling short of its goal of four gold medals, raising questions about the harmony within the team and between the clubs and the federation. #Judo #ChampionnatDuMonde #ÉquipeDeFrance (translated)