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Paul Vannier believed that the Socialist Party had not recovered from the 1.75% obtained by Hidalgo and that it was leaving the national political scene by not presenting any candidates from its ranks for the presidential election. He presented this situation as a consequence of its choice not to censure the government and its change of alliance, adding that its candidate now aspired to the leadership of the Macronist bloc. #Politique #PS #Présidentielle (translated)

Tens of thousands of people gathered in Brussels for the Climate March, denouncing the lack of climate ambition in Belgian policies and calling for measures such as taxing oil companies and eliminating subsidies for fossil fuels. #MarchePourLeClimat #Bruxelles #ChangementClimatique (translated)

The increase in the number of women in France not using any contraception, partly due to financial access issues and a rejection of hormonal methods, raises major public health concerns and reflects changes in sexual life and attitudes towards contraception. #Contraception #SantéPublique #Femmes (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)

Jon De Lorraine stated that the debate between Louise and Elwan was followed because it revealed, beyond a televised confrontation, a crisis of representation. He presented Louise as a young woman who embraced her ideas and, in his view, met the expectations of millions of French people disappointed by a political class he accused of calculating to preserve its allowances and interests. In contrast, he described Elwan as representative of a self-assured and moralizing television left. He praised her oratorical ease while asserting that she drew inspiration from the style of Jean-Luc Mélenchon. According to him, the left and far-left were thus seeking to extend their ideas to younger and more affluent classes but found themselves struggling as soon as the debate went beyond slogans. De Lorraine interpreted the resonance of the sequence as a sign that some French people were looking for new faces and a break from the traditional political class. He mentioned an economic, security, and migration crisis, but above all, a crisis of representation, and concluded that a part of the country desired a less formatted discourse as well as a right that assumed its ideas more fully. #PolitiqueFrançaise #Changement #EngagementCitoyen (translated)

Actu Foot reported, citing Mario Cortegana, that a former member of the Real Madrid staff believed that the problem posed by the duo of Kylian Mbappé and Vinícius would not be resolved until one of them left the club. Another former staff member deemed a structural change necessary, stating that their low defensive contribution and tendency to occupy the same spaces complicated the team's balance. #RealMadrid #Mbappé #Vinicius (translated)