High school students continue their mobilization by blocking several institutions in Paris, Strasbourg, and Rennes, in response to violence and demands concerning the education system. #MobilisationLycéenne #Grève #Éducation (translated)
During the match between Nice and Strasbourg, the young Nice player Djibril Coulibaly had to leave the field in the 37th minute due to slight discomfort, raising concerns among the spectators. #Ligue1 #OGCNice #DjibrilCoulibaly (translated)
In the European Parliament in Strasbourg, a gilded sculpture by Danish artist Jens Galschiøt was unveiled, depicting a naked Donald Trump on the back of a man who has lost weight. #JensGalschiøt #DonaldTrump #Strasbourg (translated)
Hannu Järvinen asked the chairman of the SDP, Antti Lindtman, why the representatives of the SDP voted against the adoption of the resolution according to him. Järvinen wrote that the European Parliament had voted on Thursday in Strasbourg on a resolution condemning Islamist infiltration, which he claimed aimed to undermine European values, democratic institutions, and social cohesion. https://t.co/3w1bxuxAwT #suomi #politiikka #Eurooppa (translated)
Two young people were seriously injured by a knife in Strasbourg on October 8, and an investigation has been opened to find the perpetrator. #Strasbourg #Agression #Justice (translated)
The author asked how Europe was preparing for a historic enlargement and said European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos had presented a new EU enlargement strategy in Strasbourg. They described the geopolitical context as shaped by Russia’s aggression. https://t.co/nejz0HkH6U #UE #Élargissement #Géopolitique #EU #FR #RU
Michel Amas announced that he would participate on November 19 in a round table at the Council of Europe in Strasbourg on violence against children. He specified that the date was one day before the International Children's Rights Day, on November 20, and associated his message with the slogan "Not another child." https://t.co/HkS6BdEo7q #DroitsDeLEnfant #ViolencesEnfants #ConseilDeLEurope (translated)
Two young brothers were seriously injured by an individual armed with a knife during an attack that occurred on October 8 at the Halles shopping center in Strasbourg, and the attacker is still on the run. #Strasbourg #Agression #BasRhin (translated)
Fdesouche.com reported that two young people aged 19 and 21 had been assaulted with a knife near the Halles, opposite the McDonald's, in Strasbourg. According to the press review, their condition was deemed critical. https://t.co/jH1SJwUfST https://t.co/0L6nSH3VB1 #Strasbourg #Urgence #Agression (translated)
Rima Hassan, LFI MEP, filed a complaint for death threats after an internet user, armed with a shotgun, addressed her in a video circulating on social media, shortly after she was accused of overturning Israeli and European flags in the Parliament of Strasbourg. #RimaHassan #Menaces #ViolencePolitique (translated)
The author of the post wrote that the October plenary session in Strasbourg was marked by discussions and decisions on the European budget for the period 2028–2034, strengthening the defense industry, relations with China, and European security. He added that Europe must strengthen … https://t.co/ff2VIvDxXm #Evropa #proračun #varnost #EU #CN (translated)
Malue Montclairre wrote that the EU Parliament in Strasbourg had spent money on a statue of Donald Trump with the text "The Orange Plague." Malue Montclairre initially believed that the image of the statue was AI-generated but claimed that the EU had erected it to mock the President of the USA. Malue Montclairre called the statue ridiculous, immoral, childish, and provocative and wrote that it showed that the EU establishment had crossed a lower threshold. Malue Montclairre added that the EU, in their view, did not challenge countries that jailed people for hate speech or for hurting others' feelings. #EU #politik #satire (translated)
Peter Rasmussen wrote that Jens Galschøt's new statue "We can do it" had just been unveiled at the EU Parliament in Strasbourg. https://t.co/1gLgeIwDII #kunst #EU #statue (translated)
Fdesouche.com reported that a 16-year-old teenager lost two phalanges while handling a mortar in front of his high school in Strasbourg (67). https://t.co/KuGr7AKS03 https://t.co/1FfLG7Xb7r #Strasbourg #Adolescent #Sécurité (translated)
"The party was only able to gain enough votes by manipulating the game." Kaja Kallas called the elections in Russia fake on Tuesday evening in Strasbourg. #oroszválasztások #ukránkonfliktus #EUszankciók (translated)
"We have a common goal." Key days are coming in the negotiations of the European Union's next seven-year budget, Thomas Byrne announced on Wednesday in Strasbourg. #EUköltségvetés #KohéziósPolitika #JövőbeliKihívások (translated)
Cerfia reported that a 16-year-old high school student seriously injured his hand while handling his own mortar in front of a high school in Strasbourg. Two finger bones were said to have been torn off, according to the media. #Strasbourg #Sécurité #Éducation (translated)
Sami Antinniemi wrote that a work of art called Orange Plague had been brought to the European Parliament in Strasbourg, depicting Donald Trump riding on the back of a poor person. According to him, it seemed that the EU was trying to destroy its credibility as quickly as possible. https://t.co/L2vFxJ9Yyx #EU #taide #Trump (translated)
"When candidates meet the standards, they will be able to participate in all sectors of the common policy, and this is a situation that brings benefits to all actors." Previously, in Strasbourg, European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos presented the document on the EU's enlargement policy that was adopted by the European Commission. #CrnaGora #EU #vladavinaPrava (translated)
AlertesInfos reported, citing La Presse Libre, that a high school student was hit in the jaw by a rubber bullet in Strasbourg. https://t.co/AYHYi3jUrS #Strasbourg #LBD #Violence (translated)
