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On October 31, a group of young people were attacked in Rouen. The Minister of National Education is facing a dispute concerning the calendar of the baccalaureate exams.
“We had no right of citizenship as white people”: the story of the gratuitous attack on a group of young Catholics in Rouen
On October 31, Martin, 24, and his friends were violently beaten by several dozen individuals who called them “fascists” and “dirty white people.” Four of them ended up in the emergency room.
“It would put everyone in danger”: faced with high school anger, the Minister of National Education refuses to change the baccalaureate schedule
Édouard Geffray promises to organize this year “total transparency on the local criteria and algorithms used by establishments” on Parcoursup to select students.

A shooting in Krakow left six people dead and around fifteen injured. The shooter, with motivations linked to the extreme right, was neutralized. Three other bodies, potentially those of his family, were discovered at his home.

The trial of three former police officers accused of attacking producer Michel Zecler in 2020 has opened in Paris. The accused are charged with aggravated violence and forgery in public documents before the criminal court.
Six people were killed and a dozen injured in an explosion at the Habas Demir Celik steel factory in Aliaga, near Izmir. The accident was caused by the collapse of a gantry crane on an active industrial furnace.

An investigation was opened after a pilot of a Dublin-Rome flight allegedly refused to land in Évreux during a bomb threat. Several similar incidents have affected European skies in recent days.

Two violent incidents were reported: in Rouen, a group of young Catholics were attacked on October 31, and in Lyon, a police commander was attacked during the blockade of a high school.

Mickaël Ettori was arrested on December 13, 2025 by the GIGN in a former sheepfold in Olmeto in Corsica, putting an end to 1902 days on the run which made him the priority objective of justice.