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In Frankreich wächst der Frust über baufällige Gebäude, zu wenig Lehrkräfte, fehlende Materialien und lange Unterrichtstage an weiterführenden Schulen.
Mathias Nicolle, Schüler:
»Wir sind nicht hier, um Ärger zu machen. Wir wollen nur gehört werden.«
Baufällige Gebäude, zu wenig Lehrkräfte, fehlende Materialien und lange Unterrichtstage: In Frankreich wächst der Frust über die Missstände an weiterführenden Schulen. Auch am Donnerstag kam es in mehreren Städten zu gewaltsamen Auseinandersetzungen zwischen Polizei und Schülern.
Landesweit wurden nach Angaben einer Studierendengewerkschaft zudem rund zwei Dutzend Universitäten blockiert. Nach Behördenangaben legten die Protestierenden außerdem mehrere Brände und zündeten Autos von Lehrkräften an.
Premierminister Sébastien Lecornu berief für den Nachmittag eine Krisensitzung ein.
Die Krawalle hatten am Freitag im Großraum Paris begonnen. Auslöser waren Forderungen, die zahlreichen Missstände an den weiterführenden Schulen Frankreichs zu beenden.
Mathias Nicolle, Schüler:
»In den Klassenzimmern und Fluren krabbeln Kakerlaken herum, und es gibt auch Ratten.«
»Die Fenster sind kaputt. In den Klassenzimmern ist es heiß, es gibt kein Wasser, und es gibt kein Toilettenpapier.«
Seit Beginn der Schülerproteste sind laut Behörden 625 Menschen festgenommen worden, mehr als 100 wurden verletzt.

Vladimir Putin said that Ukraine had made the path to peace talks difficult through drone strikes during the Russian State Duma election, although Moscow was ready to start and conclude negotiations. At the same time, he announced the conquest of Donbass in less than a year and a half, did not rule out the nationalization of Western assets and accused Kiev of pointlessly sacrificing people. Other topics included grain blockades, new Ukrainian missiles, costs of war and international reactions.
In escalating school protests in France in 1949, people were arrested, 305 police and gendarmes were injured and over 400 schools were closed. The protests are directed against dilapidated school buildings, overcrowded classes and a lack of staff, while the government is committed to dialogue and rejects allegations against LFI.

In escalating school protests in France against dilapidated buildings and a shortage of teachers, 1,949 people were arrested and 305 police officers were injured. Education Minister Geffray announces talks with student representatives while over 400 schools are to remain closed.

After the failed execution of Christa Gail Pike in Tennessee, Amnesty International and UN Human Rights Commissioner Volker Türk are calling for the abolition of the death penalty in the USA. Pike survived two lethal injections and her condition is unclear. Gov. Bill Lee suspended all executions this year and ordered an investigation.

A violent altercation broke out on board flight FZ1073 from Dubai to Tel Aviv on Wednesday morning, with two men lying bloodied on the floor of the plane being cared for by passengers while a witness said they were guarding the pilot.
After two burst water pipes on main pipes in Hamburg, Amsinckstrasse near the main train station remains closed indefinitely. The water supply was quickly restored, but the actual repair work is now beginning under the road. Specialist companies have to break up the road to expose the damaged main line and examine washouts. The damage is significant and it is currently not foreseeable that the lanes will be reopened. The closure is causing significant traffic disruptions as Amsinckstrasse is an important connection between the city center and the east of the city. Transport Senator Anjes Tjarks and Hamburg Wasser emphasize the priority of the work and are pooling all available forces. A second, less serious pipe burst on Fuhlsbüttler Strasse is currently being repaired, with affected households expected to be restored to power on Friday morning. According to Hamburg Wasser, sabotage or external influences are ruled out.