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A first simple complaint from Mr. Bilongo, filed at the end of 2025, was dismissed on March 9, 2026 for “insufficiently characterized offense”.
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A first simple complaint from Mr. Bilongo, filed at the end of 2025, was dismissed on March 9, 2026 for “insufficiently characterized offense”.
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If the majority of the Luxembourg Palace remains on the right and in the center, the weight of LR, which should lose seven seats, is eroded.

Donald Trump plans to appoint Jay Clayton, current director of US national intelligence, to the post of government referent on artificial intelligence, according to several media. Clayton, confirmed as DNI at the end of July after serving as Manhattan federal prosecutor and SEC chairman under Trump, does not have experience in the technology sector, unlike his predecessor David Sacks.

After two days of high school demonstrations degenerating into urban guerrilla warfare, police and gendarmes are deployed on the front line to restore order, while avoiding escalation. A field officer describes the difficulty of intervening under strict constraints, while strategists fear uncontrollable violence mixing ultra-left and young people from the cities.

King Charles III, aged 77 and undergoing treatment for an undisclosed cancer, will travel to the Bahamas, Guyana and Antigua and Barbuda from October 27 to November 4 to attend the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, where he will address colonial legacy and transatlantic slavery without shying away from the "darkest days" of British history, despite the British government's refusal to pay reparations.

The mayor of Saint-Denis and Pierrefitte-sur-Seine, Bally Bagayoko, was warmly welcomed by high school students on strike at the Paul-Éluard high school, where he expressed his support for their demands concerning the dilapidated premises and the lack of staff, as part of a national student protest movement.

The town of Heidenau in Saxony voted on September 24 to ban new Stolpersteine, paving stones commemorating the victims of Nazism, a decision carried out by elected officials from the AfD and the CDU which sparked a national controversy in Germany.

The National Rally persists in its defense of Jordan Bardella, accused by Mediapart of having made anti-Semitic remarks in 2013, denouncing evidence as "gross forgeries", qualifying Mediapart as an "militant" media and evoking a possible "barbouzerie" aimed at destabilizing the presidential campaign.