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David Lisnard stated that he had given a new impetus to decentralized cooperation between Cannes and Shizuoka during a meeting with the mayor of the Japanese city, Takashi Nanba, in the presence of the Japanese ambassador to France, Hideo Suzuki, and the consul of Japan in Marseille, Mitsuaki Mizuno. He believed that France and Japan shared democratic, demographic, ecological, economic, geopolitical, scientific, and technological challenges, as well as major strategic interests. According to him, Japan's security engaged that of France, which was also a Pacific nation, with territories, maritime spaces, and interests to protect in New Caledonia, French Polynesia, and Wallis and Futuna. Lisnard also mentioned freedom of navigation, security of supplies, and regional stability in the East China Sea, the Taiwan Strait, and on maritime routes in the Indo-Pacific. He called for strengthening Franco-Japanese cooperation in artificial intelligence, semiconductors, robotics, quantum technologies, space, and nuclear energy, particularly by bringing researchers and companies closer together and developing production capacities. He presented the ties between Cannes and its twin city, Shizuoka, as a local contribution to sovereignty and to national and international dynamics. Finally, he described Japan as a pole of stability and called on democracies to tighten their ties in the face of the rise of authoritarian approaches. #CoopérationInternationale #AmitiéFrancoJaponaise #Technologie (translated)

The author indicated that, in his opinion, the City of Orléans had ordered, by prefectural decision and due to protests, the closure of public buildings, including the Sainte-Croix cathedral and its forecourt, as well as the cancellation of the mass. He invoked Joan of Arc and portrayed France as being on the verge of dying. https://t.co/KDIuBHQMmt #Orléans #manif #France #FR (translated)

The meetings of French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu with political parties ended without progress, generating frustration among the left and right, who accuse him of avoiding responsibilities and not presenting solutions to the current social crisis in the country. #França #Protestos #Política (translated)

The author accused Dominique de Villepin of having, during the riots of 2005, initiated a mechanism where damage led to apologies from the State and costs for the French people. He also referred to him as the "father of October 17" and used a derogatory term to describe the rioters. https://t.co/a2aIm8WyJ5 #France #Émeutes #Histoire #FR (translated)

AlertesInfos indicated that it made it a point of honor to disseminate information quickly. The media stated that its responsiveness had been noted and that it appeared on the screens of the Ministry of the Interior. It also indicated that it was featured in a report by "Envoyé spécial" broadcasted that evening on France 2. #Média #Information #Réactivité (translated)

Little Think Tank reported that the Human Rights League deemed the decision to reserve demonstrations to trade unions alone illegal and was considering challenging it in court. According to the report, the organization reminded that the freedom to protest is protected by the Constitution. #Liberté #DroitsDeLHomme #Manifestation (translated)

The author stated that France had become poorer and wrote that, for decades, the French had been encouraged to believe they would live better by working less, citing retirement at 60 and the 35-hour work week. He added that millions of French people were now working without being able to make ends meet. https://t.co/DfgM33XA8v #France #Retraite #Travail #FR (translated)

The author paid tribute to Mélanie Berger-Volle, announcing that she had just died and presenting her as one of the last great resistants. He recalled the courage he believed she had needed to flee Austria after its annexation by the Third Reich and to continue the fight against the Nazi occupation in France. https://t.co/jyuyZw7TDq #Histoire #Résistance #Hommage #AT #FR (translated)

The author felt that France had been humiliated since October 17 due to the failure of its leaders. He notably criticized the President of the Republic for asking the law enforcement forces to show empathy towards high school students he described as violent. He added that a police officer was not a sociocultural facilitator and mentioned the demands of public order without finishing his sentence. https://t.co/XqJH0L9mTP #France #Sécurité #Politique #FR (translated)

Unions such as the CGT and the CFDT are demanding the resignation of Laurent Delahousse and the France 2 team after a controversial report on the violence of October 17, accusing the channel of ignoring the motivations of the demonstration to focus on the violence. #LaurentDelahousse #Violences #MediaResponsabilité (translated)

The author stated that Emmanuel Macron would meet with high school organizations at the Élysée on Friday at 3 p.m., in a message referring to the chaos, violence, and looting in France. #chaos #violences #pillage https://t.co/uKXwd4RJVz #France #Macron #protestations #FR (translated)

AlertesInfos reported, citing franceinfo, that the Ligue des droits de l’homme had denounced as "perfectly illegal" a decision allowing only demonstrations organized by unions. The organization was considering legal action and reminded that the freedom to demonstrate was constitutional. #Liberté #DroitsDeLHomme #Manifestation (translated)

The author was asking why the parliamentarians from La France insoumise, the National Rally, and the Republicans were not initiating the impeachment procedure against the president. He stated that fewer than a hundred elected officials were sufficient and that these groups were making very virulent remarks about him. https://t.co/sljLLyBJLL #Politique #France #Destitution #FR (translated)

Univers Tennis reported that Flavio Cobolli, ranked 6th in the world, had eliminated Stan Wawrinka in two sets (6-2, 6-4) in the second round of the ATP 250 tournament in Lyon. The account added that the three-time Grand Slam champion would play in Basel the following week, the last tournament of his career. https://t.co/kxUycodesX #Tennis #Wawrinka #ATP (translated)

Clément Macchi wrote that Lisnard had, for the first time, a clear lead over Retailleau. He indicated that the LR candidate, whom he deemed to be in difficulty, was even trailing Zemmour in one of the scenarios, while Mélenchon was slightly declining. For the second round, Macchi stated that Le Pen was reaching unprecedented levels regardless of her opponent and was surpassing even the results recorded by Ifop. #Politique #Élections2022 #France (translated)

The author asked why the parliamentarians, from La France insoumise to the Rassemblement national and including Les Républicains, were not initiating the procedure for the president's impeachment. He claimed that less than a hundred parliamentarians were needed and said that they all made incendiary remarks about him. #Politique #Destitution #France #FR (translated)