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The co-pilot of a FlyDubai flight, who attacked his captain on September 30, admitted to planning a suicide attack on Ben Gurion Airport. The Emirati investigation confirms the terrorist trail, despite a professional profile with no extremist history.

The Bordeaux public prosecutor's office has opened an investigation into attempted aggravated intentional homicide after the fire at a police station during urban violence on Thursday, targeting three officers present on site.

An Omani Flydubai co-pilot attempted to hijack a Dubai-Tel Aviv flight on September 30 and rush it to Ben Gurion Airport. The project, inspired by 9/11, was foiled by the pilot. The suspect was arrested after an Emirati investigation.

The Béthune public prosecutor's office declared that the grenade fire which caused the amputation of the hand of a 15-year-old high school student in Lens was in accordance with procedures. A complaint was filed by the victim's mother while the IGPN continues its investigation.

Lawyers denounce physical and psychological violence and attempts at humiliation suffered by minor high school students in police custody. The Ministry of Justice reports 6,877 people in police custody, 86% of whom are minors, as part of the high school movement.

In Port-de-Bouc, a municipal police officer was suspended as a precautionary measure after the broadcast of a video showing him accelerating towards high school protesters. An administrative investigation is underway, while the IGPN is processing 24 files linked to the movement.