
President Macron has requested a government response to student protests demanding increased education funding and reforms to the university admissions process, which students claim perpetuates inequality.
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Students are protesting for increased education resources and changes to the university admissions system.
His prime minister, Sebastien Lecornu, is set to hold a news conference after a meeting with unions of high school students who want more resources for the education sector and an overhaul of a university admissions process they say embeds inequalities.
“I have … asked the government to respond to the legitimate demands that lie at the root of this social movement,” Macron told reporters in Marseille, where he travelled to inspect the damage from earlier protests.
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Sebastien Lecornu will hold a news conference.
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Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan held an inauguration meeting of the campaign headquarters and claimed that 50,000 people attended the event. Later, some netizens questioned the on-site mobilization of tour buses and distribution of snack boxes, triggering heated discussions and comparisons on the Internet.

Qinghai Province stated at a press conference that during the "15th Five-Year Plan" period, it will continue to expand the all-round embedding practice of all ethnic groups through the three dimensions of building a strong guarantee mechanism, broadening carrier paths, and deepening mutual embedding and integration, and create a good environment for people of all ethnic groups to live together, learn together, build together, share, and enjoy together.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan held an inauguration meeting of the campaign headquarters today (26th), and tens of thousands of supporters poured into the scene. Many important figures from the Kuomintang and "Working Connection" county and mayors gathered on the platform to show their momentum of unity. Variety show host Cai Kangyong also appeared at the venue.

Legislative Yuan Hanguo-yu attended the inauguration meeting of Chiang Wanan's campaign headquarters and called the media's attacks on Chiang Wanan "political murder." In response, Democratic Progressive Party candidate Shen Boyang said that this was a positive election and he would not comment on his opponent's family or past, and expressed confusion about Han Kuo-yu's statement.

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi held a meeting in response to the recent frequent cyber attacks, instructing relevant cabinet ministers to formulate emergency countermeasures within next week, strengthen supply chain monitoring and cooperate with international allies to deal with threats that may involve artificial intelligence.

On the occasion of the Fifth Plenary Session of the CPC Central Committee, students from many key Chinese universities issued a joint appeal at on-campus forums, calling for the abolition of the indefinite extension of the presidential term and the implementation of democratic constitutional amendments and space for citizen expression. The relevant posts were immediately deleted and attracted attention on overseas social platforms.