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It is estimated that 40% of the French trust Marine Le Pen to protect them from Russia, despite the well-known closeness of her party to the Kremlin, due to dissatisfaction with the current management of foreign policy and growing economic fears. #MarineLePen #Ukraine #Russia (translated)

Juge Coupable questioned the proximities between LFI and political Islam by mentioning an image of Louis Boyard alongside the grandson of Tariq Ramadan. He argued that this image raised questions and deserved explanations, and referred to CNEWS. https://t.co/w8G1PqkWFm #LFI #Islamisme #Politique (translated)

The author reported that a team from CNews was attacked live near the Paris-Panthéon-Assas University, in the context of a high school blockade. He indicated that about twenty people had gathered around the journalists and were preventing them from working. https://t.co/ECRSC2iK7l #Blocus #Paris #CNews #FR (translated)

Old tweets from Jordan Bardella reveal references to the far-right ideologue Alain Soral, highlighting a Soral-like atmosphere during his early days in politics, while his entourage denies any closeness to him despite the revelations from Mediapart. #JordanBardella #RassemblementNational #AlainSoral (translated)

Instant Foot reported that Dominican footballer Mariano Díaz had taken selfies with several fans after the defeat against Haiti, with a score of 1-4. According to the account, one of the female supporters had kissed him while she was near him. https://t.co/o4v9JBq6i6 #MarianoDíaz #Football #Supporters (translated)

AlertesInfos, citing Marianne, reported that Jordan Bardella expressed indignation in 2014 over the police custody of high school students after a "quenelle," in a case related to the glorification of crimes against humanity. Between 2014 and 2018, he also repeated on Twitter expressions popularized by Alain Soral and Dieudonné to criticize Manuel Valls, including "Damn it, anyway!" According to the media, this phrase referenced Valls' remarks about his wife's ties to the Jewish community and Israel. AlertesInfos added that these posts were from the same period as anti-Semitic exchanges that Mediapart attributed to him, which Bardella denied being the author of. His entourage denied any link or ideological proximity with Soral and claimed that Bardella was referring to Florian Philippot in a "classic political response." #Politique #Antisémitisme #LibertéDexpression (translated)

Jon De Lorraine reported, citing Le Parisien, that a one-year-old baby had been hospitalized after a mortar fire near the Mansart high school in Saint-Cyr-l'École (78) during a high school mobilization. He stated that the projectile was fired close to the ground and that a high school girl had been detained and then placed in police custody. #AlerteInfo #SaintCyrlÉcole #ViolenceJuvenile (translated)

Benjamin Lucas questioned BFMTV about the invitation of Louis Sarkozy. He wondered if it was related to his experience as a high school student in very expensive private institutions in the United States or to his proximity to a person convicted by the justice system, who had called for using a pressure washer against the youth from disadvantaged neighborhoods. #Politique #Éducation #Société (translated)

Clément Macchi recounted waking up around 5 o'clock in the morning, unable to move, and seeing a figure that turned out to be David Lisnard from Nouvelle Énergie. According to his account, Lisnard allegedly asked him why he was not being tested in the polls, before disappearing. Macchi added that he then contacted all the institutes to ask them to test Lisnard in the voting intentions. #DavidLisnard #Sondages #Élections (translated)

Antoine Léaument accused the government of deceiving the public and reminded that the principle of "the vandal pays" was already stated, according to him, in article L211-10 of the internal security code. He believed that the proposed measure would make people who were simply present near damages bear the costs and called it madness. https://t.co/9wh059y89R #Gouvernement #Sécurité #Loi (translated)

Guillaume Herblot criticized the presentation of Ilan Gabet, a 20-year-old regular columnist on the show Estelle Midi on RMC. He claimed that during his appearances on May 28, June 29, July 7, August 31, and September 10, 16, 25, and October 2, a banner described him as "law student." According to Herblot, Estelle Denis also presented him as very involved without specifying in what. Herblot indicated that Gabet's account on X had around 115,000 followers, displayed a red triangle in his bio, and regularly mentioned Jean-Luc Mélenchon, Manuel Bompard, and Clémence Guetté. He added that Gabet did not hold any official position in the movement, according to his own statements, while maintaining a public and daily closeness to it. Herblot believed that the repeated presentation as a student overlooked this involvement. #EngagementPolitique #Mélenchon #EstelleMidi (translated)

Médias Citoyens stated that Ilan Gabet had appeared eight times on the Estelle Midi program on RMC between May 28 and October 2, 2026, on May 28, June 29, July 7, August 31, September 10, September 16, September 25, and October 2. According to the collective, the presenter and the channel's banners had each time introduced him as "a law student," without mentioning his public political engagement. Médias Citoyens indicated that Gabet identified himself as an activist and expressed his closeness to La France Insoumise and Jean-Luc Mélenchon, particularly by relaying their positions. The collective also noted that he had shared a message from Mélenchon on the dynamics of LFI and the ability of other left-wing parties to compete with it. Considering that this presentation lacked transparency regarding the profile of a guest in a debate and opinion program, Médias Citoyens announced that it had referred the matter to ARCOM. #politique #transparence #médias (translated)

We experienced urban violence near 158 establishments: throwing of projectiles, assaults on law enforcement, teachers, journalists, and passersby," detailed Minister of the Interior Laurent Nuñez on TF1, announcing 1,747 arrests on Friday and more than 5,000 since Monday. #Lycées #ViolencesUrbaines #Répression (translated)

🔴 Here is the scene filmed by the video surveillance cameras of a bakery in Petit-Quevilly, in the suburbs of Rouen. The scene took place around 9 a.m. this Thursday morning, while the manager was in the back room and his employee was preparing sandwiches. Several hooded and masked youths burst into the store to steal... displays of lollipops and candies before fleeing. The bakery is located near the Élisa-Lemonnier high school, particularly affected by the riots of recent days. This Thursday morning, its principal was notably attacked in the neck with a metal bar and sprayed with gas. The brand new facade was also vandalized. Frustrated, the baker decided to publish the images on social media, accompanied by these words: 🗣️ “We, artisans, have been suffering for months from rising prices of our raw materials, ever-increasing taxes, and mind-boggling taxes. We do everything we can to get by and avoid impacting the purchasing power of our customers. And today, this gang of degenerates dared to enter OUR place. The goal? To steal!” Contacted by @Valeurs, he indicated that he intends to file a complaint. #Sécurité #Boulangerie #Économie (translated)