"Gilets Jaunes," unions, and students are conducting a massive demonstration today, with 70,000 police and gendarmes mobilized to manage the event. Security forces are implementing extensive measures to handle potential disturbances, as protesters aim to reach Place de la Concorde. This sustained social mobilization has forced social demands into the national debate, leading the government to urgently organize a 'social conference'.

Le Figaro: Live: 'Gilets Jaunes' Protest, Unions and Students Mobilize Amid High Tensions

A massive demonstration by 'Gilets Jaunes', unions, and students is underway, with 70,000 police and gendarmes mobilized to manage the event and prevent further disturbances.

Mediapart: Social Mobilization Forces Social Demands into Debate, Angering Government and…

Massive participation on November 5th has transformed the social movement, keeping social issues at the forefront of debate and prompting the government to urgently organize a 'social conference'.

Le Figaro: 'We Await the Rioters Firmly': Security Forces Deploy XXL Measures for…

Security forces are implementing extensive measures and maintaining strict orders to handle potential trouble during Saturday's demonstrations.

Le Figaro: Why the 'Gilets Jaunes' Insist on Going to Place de la Concorde

The 'Gilets Jaunes' movement is determined to reach Place de la Concorde as part of their ongoing protests.

Le Figaro: Are Autumn 2026 Social Movements Among the Longest and Most Intense in…

An analysis questions whether the current wave of social movements in autumn 2026 ranks among the most prolonged and intense during Emmanuel Macron's presidency.

Le Figaro: New Generation 'Gilets Jaunes' Faces: Who Are They?

Portraits introduce Benjamin Ball, David Libeskind, and Azelma Sigaux, identified as key figures in the new generation of the 'Gilets Jaunes' movement.

Four lawyers, supported by the Human Rights League, intend to sue Interior Minister Laurent Nun for allegedly ordering the use of weapons that caused severe injuries to dozens of protesters, including children. This legal action comes amid ongoing social unrest and concerns over police conduct.

Mediapart: Serious Injuries from Police Violence Lead to Lawsuit Against Interior Minister

Four lawyers, supported by the Human Rights League, intend to sue the interior minister for ordering the use of weapons that severely injured dozens of protesters, including children.

Raphaël Glucksmann, a Member of the European Parliament and co-president of Place Publique, has announced the team that will support his 2027 presidential candidacy, ensuring representation of internal Socialist Party currents and the support of its first secretary, Olivier Faure. Meanwhile, the potential candidacy of European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde for the 2027 presidential election is generating discussion and uncertainty among right-wing and centrist political groups.

Le Monde: Raphaël Glucksmann rallies the socialist family for the 2027 presidential…

The winner of the social-democratic primary has unveiled the team that will support his candidacy for the presidency, ensuring representation of internal PS currents and the support of its first secretary, Olivier Faure.

Le Monde: 2027 Presidential election: The hypothesis of Christine Lagarde's candidacy…

The possibility of Christine Lagarde running for president in 2027 is creating uncertainty and debate among right-wing parties and centrist political groups.

Jordan Bardella, president of the National Rally, has accused the far-left party La France Insoumise of exhibiting 'totalitarian' tendencies for advocating the closure of the CNews television channel. Separately, Édouard Philippe, Mayor of Le Havre and president of Horizons, has sparked controversy with his remarks about the 'overrepresentation of people of immigrant origin' among rioters. Additionally, Aurore Bergé, the Minister Delegate for Equality between Women and Men and the Fight…

Le Monde: Jordan Bardella accuses La France Insoumise of 'totalitarian temptation' by…

Jordan Bardella, a prominent figure from the far-right, has accused the far-left party La France Insoumise of exhibiting 'totalitarian' tendencies for advocating the closure of the CNews television channel.

Mediapart: Édouard Philippe: Behind the Controversy, Horizons' Long Flirt with the…

Édouard Philippe's remarks about the 'overrepresentation of people of immigrant origin' among rioters have sparked controversy, representing the latest in a series of right-wing shifts by the candidate and his party, including intriguing links between some Horizons elected officials and the…

Mediapart: Tasked with Fighting Discrimination, Aurore Bergé is the Most Frequent…

Aurore Bergé, the minister responsible for combating discrimination, frequently appears on CNews, not to counter the channel's controversial ideology but in our count, she is the most present government member on the channel.

Julie, the first complainant against TV host Sébastien Cauet, who is under investigation for rape and sexual assault involving four women, committed suicide on November 2nd. This tragic event highlights the severe psychological distress linked to such violence.

Mediapart: Julie, Jade, Virginia: Sexual Violence Kills

Julie, the first complainant against TV host Sébastien Cauet, who is under investigation for rape and sexual assault on four women, committed suicide on November 2nd, highlighting the link between such violence and psychological distress.

Journalists at BFMTV have launched an unprecedented strike, demanding that management better regulate discriminatory on-air discourse and increase the proportion of on-the-ground reports. They cite broader issues within the channel beyond a specific new program.

Mediapart: 'The On-Air Remarks Cost Us on the Ground': Unprecedented Journalist Strike at…

BFMTV journalists are demanding that management better regulate discriminatory on-air discourse and increase the proportion of on-the-ground reports, citing broader issues beyond a specific new program.

Halima El Bakhti, 72, is on trial for torture and barbarism against her 4-year-old daughter Inass, whose body was found by the roadside in 1987. During questioning about her daughter's death, El Bakhti stated her daughter was tired.

Le Monde: At the trial of the parents of 'the unknown little girl of the A10': 'Did you…

Halima El Bakhti, 72, is on trial for torture and barbarism against her 4-year-old daughter Inass, whose body was found by the roadside in 1987, and stated her daughter was tired in response to questions about her death.

A video report titled 'In Trappes, nothing will ever be the same again' has been published.

Mediapart: Video: 'In Trappes, Nothing Will Ever Be the Same Again'

A video report titled 'In Trappes, nothing will ever be the same again'.