
REPORTAGE - Pour cette troisième journée de mobilisation en trois semaines, les cortèges ont majoritairement progressé dans le calme hors des centres-villes. Avant que des casseurs et pilleurs n’entament des affrontements avec les forces de l’ordre partout sur le territoire.
Pour la troisième journée de mobilisation en trois semaines le 31 octobre, les cortèges ont progressé dans le calme avant que des casseurs d'ultragauche n'affrontent les forces de l'ordre partout en France.
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Troisième journée de mobilisation en trois semaines marquée par des manifestations.
REPORTAGE - Pour cette troisième journée de mobilisation en trois semaines, les cortèges ont majoritairement progressé dans le calme hors des centres-villes. Avant que des casseurs et pilleurs n’entament des affrontements avec les forces de l’ordre partout sur le territoire.

The Paris prosecutor's office has opened an investigation for provoking racial hatred after the broadcast of an audio extract on X where Internet users call for racist violence and murder.

Italian justice has reopened the investigation into the murder of Pier Paolo Pasolini, found dead in 1975 near Rome, following a request from his lawyer highlighting new DNA elements.

In Marseille, a 39-year-old podiatrist claims to have been violently attacked by riot police as he returned home. He escaped with a broken nose and seven teeth knocked out. An IGPN investigation has been opened.

Three high school students were arrested this Tuesday morning by the police in Nantes, suspected of being involved in the fire which ravaged the facade of the Nelson Mandela high school on October 1 during a blockade.

A 17-year-old teenager, nicknamed “NormalLeVrai”, confessed to his father then reported to the gendarmerie his participation in cyberattacks against ANTS and SFR. He says he has amassed 150,000 euros in cryptocurrency and risks 7 years in prison and a 300,000 euro fine for hacking the data of 12 million French people.

A 17-year-old teenager, nicknamed “NormalLeVrai”, admitted to his father having participated in cyberattacks against ANTS and SFR, then reported himself to the gendarmerie. He risks 7 years in prison and a fine of 300,000 euros. He says he amassed 150,000 euros in cryptocurrency by reselling stolen data, including that of 12 million French people.