
The MP was questioned by the anti-terrorism sub-directorate in the context of a case linked to comments made on the social network X.
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The MP is involved in a legal case following exchanges on social networks in October 2025.
“Religious supremacists or nationalists, we will destroy you all”: LFI deputy Raphaël Arnault will be tried on November 17 in Paris.
In October 2025, a heated exchange between Raphaël Arnault and Patrick Jardin, father of a Bataclan victim, and Éric Zemmour took place on the social network X.
Murder of Quentin Deranque in Lyon: LFI deputy Raphaël Arnault was questioned by the police.
The 31-year-old MP was interviewed on Tuesday afternoon in the premises of the anti-terrorist sub-directorate (SDAT).
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Trial of Raphaël Arnault on November 17 in Paris.
Very likely · Within weeks
Me Sébastien Fanti, lawyer for the victims of the Crans-Montana fire (41 deaths in 2026), asks the canton of Valais to place the municipality under financial management. 17 people, including President Nicolas Féraud, are under criminal investigation.

A gendarme, burned in the leg by a Molotov cocktail during a demonstration against the high cost of living in Paris, testifies to the violence of the clashes. An investigation into attempted homicide was opened by the prosecution.

An arson attack destroyed the facilities of the company Brügger & Thomet in Thun, Switzerland, where LBD 40s are manufactured. No casualties were reported, but stocks were lost. A video claim is circulating, but its authenticity remains to be confirmed.

A suspected arson attack has hit the B&T factory in Thun, Switzerland. The company, which manufactures defensive bullet launchers used by the French police, suffered considerable damage. An unauthenticated claim video has been circulating.

Lawyer Sébastien Fanti asked the Valais Council of State for a financial investigation and partial supervision of the municipality of Crans-Montana, following the deadly fire at the Le Constellation bar which left 41 dead during the New Year.
The head of the Serbian criminal police, Marko Kricak, was arrested in Belgrade for abuse of office and mistreatment. Accused by students of brutality during demonstrations, he is now the target of an investigation linked to a murder case.