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Wouter Duyck wrote that he was a civil servant and author and had a company. According to him, the net tax on income from writing or performing was until recently 7.5 percent. Although the cost allowances had since been adjusted, he stated that writers and performers still only paid about 15 percent tax on income up to 77,000 euros. Duyck argued that many people who advocated higher taxes in newspapers fell under that scheme and wrote that he had never heard the system in the media being questioned. #belasting #fiscaliteit #auteurschap (translated)

Racing Club de Lens stated that its team delivered a courageous performance and remained solid despite being one player down. The club added that the Sang et Or returned to victory by beating Olympique Lyonnais, which was presented as unbeaten until then in Ligue 1. Lens indicated that the match ended with a score of 2-1. #RCLOL https://t.co/T4TSt29DGA #Ligue1 #RCLens #Football (translated)

David Perrotin wrote that after the revelations about Jordan Bardella, the National Rally had waged a campaign of "unprecedented" violence against Mediapart. He stated that elected officials had insulted and defamed the authors of the revelations and referred to them as "terrorists." According to him, Mediapart subsequently received thousands of insults and serious death threats. https://t.co/LVuxi5u3yO https://t.co/n1QatJgXTY #Mediapart #LibertéDeLaPresse #LibertéDexpression (translated)

Ten literary publishers in the Netherlands have shared their positions on the use of artificial intelligence, emphasizing that they want to adopt an open attitude and establish clear guidelines on AI use in contracts with authors. #KunstmatigeIntelligentie #LiteraireUitgevers #Auteursrecht (translated)

The author accused Franceinfo and France Inter of deliberately omitting a passage where J. Bardella recalled that, according to him, one of the authors of the Mediapart investigation had been convicted of desecrating a monument dedicated to soldiers who died for France and had belonged to an organization classified as terrorist. #Médiapart #Journalisme #LibertéDexpression #FR (translated)

Cerfia indicated that Belgium wanted to adopt, like France, a law aimed at making those responsible for damages incurred during protests pay. According to the media, the Belgian Minister of the Interior, Bernard Quintin, wanted to speed up the process following incidents that occurred on the sidelines of student mobilizations in Belgium, believing that the community should not bear the cost. Cerfia added that the French government had also accelerated the review of its bill, which was to be presented to the Senate as early as October. #Belgique #France #Loi (translated)

The author stated that a union of magistrates excused the violence committed by high school students and believed that this explained the frequent leniency of the sentences imposed on the perpetrators of vandalism. In his presidential project for 2027, he proposed to dissolve the unions of magistrates that he deemed politicized. #Justice #Violences #Syndicats #FR (translated)

Bastion reported, citing Le Progrès, that an undercover police officer who was on his way to work had been thrown to the ground and beaten by four people on a tram in Lyon. The officer had intervened after the group spat on users, insulted them, and pushed them; one of the individuals then recognized him as a police officer. Bastion indicated that the officer had been injured in the face, had a bruise on his eye, and might have a fracture. He had filed a complaint, and an investigation had been opened to identify and apprehend the perpetrators, he added. #Lyon #Sécurité #Violence (translated)

Guillaume Herblot criticized the proposal he attributed to Antoine Léaument during an intervention on BFM TV, according to which insurers should "bear" the damage caused to shop windows, buses, and town halls. He accused Léaument's camp of having left responsible individuals for these degradations on the street. Herblot considered that the costs would be passed on to policyholders through increased premiums, including those for municipalities, businesses, and individuals who did not cause any damage. He also predicted that the repetition of claims could make certain city centers difficult to insure, raise deductibles, and increase the costs of municipal contracts. He described the proposal as a transfer of costs from the perpetrators of the degradations to the contributors. #Économie #Assurance #Politique (translated)