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Impact wrote that during the national crisis, Lara Tchekov, a journalist at JDD, had stated live on CNEWS that the DGSI had reported to her newspaper the presence, in several cities in France, of rioters close to the armed Islamist movement armed with military weapons. According to Impact, the DGSI had categorically denied this information to Libération, stating that its content was false and that it had not made any statement on the matter. Impact added that Lara Tchekov had maintained her claims despite the denial and said she had photos. It denounced what it called disinformation and called on Arcom regarding its responsibility in the dissemination of such information to millions of French people. #Désinformation #France #Médias (translated)

Impact accused CNEWS of having relayed, in at least two segments, information from the JDD about the violence on October 17, while both media belonged to the Vincent Bolloré group. According to Impact, this information reported on individuals armed with Kalashnikovs and Skorpion submachine guns, including very young minors and adults presented as close to the Islamist movement, spotted in Paris, in the Paris region, in Marseille, and in Lyon. Impact reported that the DGSI had denied to BFMTV having transmitted this information to the JDD or having been contacted by its journalists, and had contested its accuracy. Other police sources questioned by BFMTV had also denied them, it added. Impact condemned the dissemination of such accusations without verification, questioned Vincent Bolloré's intentions, and called on Arcom to respond. #FakeNews #Médias #France (translated)

Maul wrote that a hostage-taking was reportedly underway at the premises of Zack Nani Prod. According to him, a 27-year-old suspect of Egyptian origin was holding the CEO, his right-hand man, and the entire filming crew for more than five hours. He stated that more information would follow. #Urgent #Sécurité (translated)

Press briefs reported that Lara Tchekov from JDD claimed on CNews, which he presented as a media outlet of the Bolloré group, that automatic weapons were circulating among the rioters, citing the DGSI. According to the account, the DGSI had denied to BFMTV that it had provided this information or had been contacted by JDD, and had also disputed the veracity of these claims. Press briefs added that other police sources had also denied them. https://t.co/NmAZpbs2Ox #France #Actualités #Sécurité (translated)

The author asked Aleksandar Vučić about any connections he might have to Nebojša Đinović, Superior DOO Velika Plana and Radonjić, as well as about business ties and financial transparency. The author said they had received information alleging illegal marijuana production. https://t.co/9iv3guv1xv #Transparentnost #Finansije #PoslovnaEtika #RS #EU (translated)

Impact requested explanations for three incidents that occurred in Paris this weekend. The collective wrote that a street medic had been violently beaten by several police officers and that there had been no news about his health status. According to Impact, another video showed him being attended to by firefighters and apparently regaining consciousness. Impact also indicated that it had exchanged messages with Rafael, a 17-year-old who had recently been released from the hospital after being beaten by several police officers. The collective reported that doctors had diagnosed him with a cranial trauma, two 3 cm hematomas at the back of his skull, and multiple bruises, requiring ten additional days of care, and that the teenager remained deeply traumatized. It added that the video of the assault had been viewed millions of times and had sparked outrage even internationally. Regarding a man who died in Châtelet from Sunday night to Monday, Impact stated that the circumstances of his death remained unknown and that no link to police intervention had been established. The collective reported that Le Parisien had published a testimony from a woman mentioning numerous police charges in the area, without excluding a possible link to the death. Impact also recalled that Sébastien Lecornu had praised the absence of deaths during the violence of October 17, while the man had died the following night. Impact called on its readers to share the information and to call on Laurent Nuñez, Sébastien Lecornu, the police prefect of Paris, and the Paris public prosecutor's office to get answers regarding the three cases. The collective finally invited the public to send them testimonies, photos, and videos. #JusticePourTous #ViolencePolicière #Paris (translated)

The author stated that smartphones contained messages, contacts, photos, and personal documents, thus holding particularly many confidential information about their owners' lives. He also referred to legal powers in Germany in connection with government agencies. https://t.co/PIkkWAuAuu #Smartphone #Datenschutz #Überwachung #DE (translated)

Press Briefs reported that 780 female and male students from 15 journalism schools had denounced, in a forum, the media coverage of high school mobilizations. The signatories believed that sensationalist editorial lines rendered the demands invisible and that some media omitted police violence in favor of the damage and incidents they attributed to people outside the movement. They also criticized some newsrooms for broadcasting images of minors without blurring their faces. The forum cited data from ACRIMED on the television news of France 2 between September 28 and October 1, 2026: 11 segments were dedicated to the mobilizations, of which 75% of the time focused on material damage, 8% on the demands, and 3% on police violence, which amounted to 47 seconds. The students said they observed a gap between what they saw on the ground and the media coverage, which they deemed contrary to journalistic ethics. They called on mainstream media to better contextualize the movement and take responsibility. The signatories came from the Journalism School of CY Cergy, Celsa – Paris, CFJ – Paris, ESJ – Lille, Journalism School of Grenoble, IFP – Paris, EJCAM – Marseille, IJBA – Bordeaux, IPJ – Paris, EDJ – Paris, CUEJ – Strasbourg, IUT of Lannion, EJC – Cannes, Master of Journalism of Metz, and EPJT – Tours. #journalisme #médiatique #désinformation (translated)

Press Briefs reported that Paul Amar stated on CNews that businesses owned by Jews had all been set on fire in a street in Marseille, unlike those run by Muslims. The media indicated that Bruno Benjamin, president of CRIF Marseille-Provence, denied this claim, clarifying that no targeting of Jewish businesses was established. Press Briefs described the intervention as a new piece of false information circulated on CNews. https://t.co/f3y4g5svQ2 #Marseille #CNews #FAKENEWS (translated)

President Zelensky has criticized the USA again for not providing Ukraine with information about Russian missile attacks, leading to increased concerns regarding support as Russia continues to carry out targeted strikes on Ukrainian cities. #Selenskyj #Ukraine #Russland (translated)

Little Think Tank reported that the national police denied reports that officers had looted a store in Limoges. According to the details relayed by the account, the motorcycle officers visible in a video shared on social media had retrieved items under the instruction of a judicial police officer, in order to secure them as part of a flagrante delicto investigation. The items were later returned to the store. #France #Police #Limoges (translated)