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Cerfia reported that Raphaël Glucksmann had claimed a collective victory in the left primary and thanked his supporters and those who campaigned with him. He believed that the result showed that a left faithful to its values could unite, govern, and win, without giving up on discussing justice, ecology, and the Republic. Glucksmann specified that his goal was to win the presidential election of 2027, to turn the page on Macronism, to prevent the far-right, and to change lives. He added that his first place did not confer any rights upon him and required him to listen, persuade, and unite even more. #Gauche #Élections2027 #JusticeSociale (translated)

Mathilde Panot wrote that more than 10,000 people had gathered in Clermont-Ferrand to listen to Jean-Luc Mélenchon. She called for them to join and stated that there were only a few months left before "changing the lives of the many." https://t.co/667RRBYjYb #ClermontFerrand #Politique #Mobilisation (translated)

Paul Vannier believed that the Socialist Party had not recovered from the 1.75% obtained by Hidalgo and that it was leaving the national political scene by not presenting any candidates from its ranks for the presidential election. He presented this situation as a consequence of its choice not to censure the government and its change of alliance, adding that its candidate now aspired to the leadership of the Macronist bloc. #Politique #PS #Présidentielle (translated)

Ten years ago, the struggle for an ambitious transition was on everyone's mind. It feels like the enthusiasm has faded. I believe that Covid changed everything. It was often said that this period was one of brotherhood and solidarity; I think it was mainly one of selfishness and retreat into our individual problems. Since then, people are concerned about remote work and leisure, but no one thinks about the climate anymore. The same applies to public authorities: which ones still care? Who sits around a table to think about the medium term? Take the renovation of buildings by municipalities: this policy has disappeared. #Climat #Bruxelles #Manifestation (translated)

The author said they had attended the Arctic Circle Assembly in Reykjavík that week, describing it as the final stop before the EU’s new Arctic Strategy was finalised. They wrote that geopolitics, security, climate change and economic interests converged in the Arctic. https://t.co/RMAyoWYgnD #Arctic #Geopolitics #ClimateChange #IS #EU

The author acknowledged that he was mistaken about the population trend in Gaza, which he said had slightly decreased in absolute terms since October 7, 2023. He added that this did not change, in his opinion, the essence of his argument: a war was not a genocide. He believed that the relevant question was not whether there was a genocide in Gaza, and then began to mention its origin without finishing his sentence. #Gaza #Guerre #Conflit #PS #IL #GZ (translated)

The author said they were travelling to Beijing for an international dialogue titled “The Global South in a Changing World Order.” They wrote that the crisis of multilateralism and the emergence of multipolarity raised new questions about the meaning of the “Global South” and its role in a changing world order. https://t.co/gQHlc3uAUT #GlobalSouth #Multilateralism #InternationalDialogue #CN

Tens of thousands of people gathered in Brussels for the Climate March, denouncing the lack of climate ambition in Belgian policies and calling for measures such as taxing oil companies and eliminating subsidies for fossil fuels. #MarchePourLeClimat #Bruxelles #ChangementClimatique (translated)