
Overview of the news: Vincent Bolloré criticizes the media, France falls in the Pisa ranking, and 17 families file complaints against Parisian elected officials for facts related to extracurricular activities.
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The Pisa ranking assesses students' skills on an international scale. Paris town hall faces legal charges concerning the management of after-school activities.
“Methods of poisonous sewer workers”: Vincent Bolloré denounces the “headlines” and “books” which have recently been devoted to him
In a message published on X, the Breton businessman attacks the media and affirms that he will publish in full the manifesto of his Christian laboratory of ideas, the Institute of Hope.
Pisa ranking: France at its lowest and reading skills in free fall all over the world
In mathematics, France comes in 34th position. In comprehension, she ranks 28th. These are its lowest results recorded in more than 20 years. But the OECD ranking also shows a global regression in students' ability to read and understand.
After-school scandal in Paris: 17 families file a complaint against Emmanuel Grégoire and Anne Hidalgo
This Friday, September 4, the #MeTooÉcole collective and the families' lawyers announced they were filing a complaint against former and current elected officials and executives at Paris town hall, in particular for failure to assist a person in danger and endangering the lives of others.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic announced that early legislative elections will take place on October 25 in Serbia, following a student protest movement triggered by the fatal collapse of an awning at Novi Sad station in November 2024, which left sixteen people dead and fueled accusations of corruption.

French President Emmanuel Macron wants to introduce a European ban on access to social networks for those under 15, after the censorship of a similar law by the Constitutional Council last August.

Twenty-five years after 9/11, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani published tens of thousands of documents revealing a possible cover-up by the city regarding the health risks associated with the toxic air breathed after the collapse of the towers.

Sébastien Lecornu marks his first anniversary at Matignon discreetly, traveling to Oslo for the funeral of King Harald V. Despite a chaotic start in 2025, he stabilized the government in a tense social context, although his political record remains limited.

Jean-Luc Mélenchon, who cited Esther Duflo to validate the program of the New Popular Front in July, now contests the legitimacy of the Nobel Prize in economics, calling it a banking creation, after criticism from economists of his proposals.

The mayor of Nice and former president of the LR, Éric Ciotti, is making his political comeback in Levens. He reaffirms his support for Marine Le Pen for the 2027 presidential election and praises the economic measures put in place in his city.