
Le recteur de la Grande Mosquée de Paris qualifie le lanceur d'alerte Chawki Benzehra d'« obscur blogueur » et dénonce les propos de l'ancien ambassadeur de France en Algérie, Xavier Driencourt, dans un communiqué concernant l'arrestation de deux influenceurs algériens.
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Le communiqué de la Grande Mosquée de Paris intervient dans le contexte de l'arrestation de deux influenceurs algériens, à laquelle aurait contribué le lanceur d'alerte Chawki Benzehra.
Dans un communiqué, le recteur de l’institution musulmane qualifie le lanceur d’alerte Chawki Benzehra, à l’origine de l’arrestation de deux influenceurs algériens, «d’obscur blogueur» et dénonce les propos tenus par Xavier Driencourt, ancien ambassadeur de France en Algérie.
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La Grande Mosquée de Paris pourrait demander des excuses publiques de CNews ou de Xavier Driencourt.
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Targeted by accusations of using artificial intelligence and plagiarism for his novel, the writer Thélyson Orélien interrupted his tour in France and returned to Quebec, after the Prix Goncourt withdrew his book.

The rector of the Grand Mosque of Paris described whistleblower Chawki Benzehra as an “obscure blogger” in a press release, denouncing his links with the arrest of two Algerian influencers and criticizing the comments of the former French ambassador to Algeria, Xavier Driencourt, relayed by CNews.

Point journalist Hadrien Brachet succeeds Charles Sapin for the Sunday political editorial on France Inter. The departure of his predecessor followed a staff strike linked to his duties at Valeurs Acteurs.

Essayist Samuel Fitoussi confirmed Friday on X to be one of the people behind the anonymous account “Balance ton Claude”, which had accused the writer Thélyson Orélien of having used AI to write his novel. This revelation puts an end to speculation and triggers a wave of reactions and criticism online.
Samuel Fitoussi reveals that he is the creator of the X account “Balance ton Claude”, which accused the author Thélyson Orélien of using AI for his novel. The essayist invokes the fight against digital “slop”.

The novel “It was that or to die” by Thélyson Orélien, a success of the literary season and winner of the 2026 Fnac Novel Prize, is targeted by accusations of the use of artificial intelligence on the X network.