
The sports journalist has been incarcerated in Algeria for nearly 500 days
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The sports journalist has been detained near Algiers for almost 500 days. His parents have relaunched a campaign to demand his release.
In his prison in Algeria, Christophe Gleizes became a “hero” thanks to the support of Zinédine Zidane, says the journalist’s mother
While the 37-year-old sports journalist has been incarcerated near Algiers for nearly 500 days, his parents are relaunching a campaign to demand his release. The Council of Paris recently awarded him the medal of honorary citizen of the capital.

The citizen demonstration of October 17, 2026 in Paris was marked by unprecedented violence, obscuring social demands. BFMTV consultant Dominique Rizet expressed his dismay at the damage.
The Paris headquarters of CNews was targeted by around a hundred demonstrators this Saturday, October 17. Twenty-one people were arrested following this damage, sparking strong reactions of support from many journalists.

The Paris headquarters of CNews was targeted by around a hundred people this Saturday, October 17. Twenty-one arrests took place following this damage, sparking strong reactions of support from journalists from the Bolloré group.
The Paris headquarters of CNews, Europe 1 and JDD were targeted by around a hundred hooded demonstrators this Saturday. Windows were broken and 21 people were arrested after the intervention of the police.
The Paris headquarters of CNews and Europe 1 was targeted on Saturday morning by around a hundred hooded individuals. Windows were broken and projectiles thrown, leading to the arrest of 21 people by the police.

The Paris headquarters housing CNews and Europe 1 was targeted by around a hundred hooded individuals on Saturday morning. Projectiles were thrown at the facade and windows were broken, leading to 21 arrests by the police.