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Jean-Luc Mélenchon criticized Parcoursup, which he accused of forcing young people aged 14 or 15 to choose ten possible orientations and write ten cover letters. According to him, this process pushed them to lie from the second letter onwards and to write anything from the fourth. He described the procedure as a trial for families across three generations and claimed that it only served to turn knowledge into a market. As a counter-model, he advocated for a France that would cultivate intellectual abilities in order to secure a future. #Parcoursup #Éducation #RéformeÉducative (translated)

Dr. Laetitia Muadi called for not influencing labor inspectors in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. She introduced Finance Minister LikundeR as a loyal executor of President Félix Tshisekedi's directives. Muadi stated that no category of civil servants was currently receiving their full salary scale, specifically citing university professors, teachers, doctors, and nurses. According to her, the government was gradually adjusting salaries based on the state budget and treasury. She denied that the president ordered, during the 94th Cabinet meeting, the payment of 100% of their salary scale to labor inspectors and controllers. She indicated that presidential instructions were instead focused on accelerating the reform of the General Labor Inspection (IGT), the monthly payment of salaries, and the administrative and financial autonomy of the agency. Muadi stated that these measures had been implemented: a new IGT had been established, salaries had been integrated into the liquidation state for the fourth quarter, and operating and installation credits were included in the 2027 finance bill. She specified that inspectors and controllers were receiving 30% of their salary scale and were demanding 100%. According to her, the government had opted to increase remuneration in phases, as it had done for other categories of civil servants, depending on budgetary means. #RDC #Travail #Syndicats (translated)

The author of the message believed that each grade, from the first, had become an issue for the baccalaureate and higher education. He wished to replace part of the continuous assessment with final exams so that selection would be based on objective and national criteria, and also advocated for a genuine guidance pathway. https://t.co/n1W5YKO9rN #Bac #Éducation #Orientation #FR (translated)

Gabriel Attal "was the rapporteur of the law creating Parcoursup," the post-baccalaureate orientation platform that crystallizes the discontent of high school students, emphasizes Jean-Luc Mélenchon in an interview published in the newspapers of the Ebra group this Friday. #Parcoursup #Lycéens #JeanLucMélenchon (translated)

Hadrien Clouet mocked the fact that the 66,000 contributions from high school students were to feed budget amendments "in accordance with the Prime Minister's guidelines." He stated that their expression was only accepted on the condition of supporting the government. #libertédexpression #politique #gouvernement (translated)

Louis Boyard estimated that high school students and university students needed an additional 10 billion. He wrote that, under pressure, the minister announced on TF1 "a few tens of millions" and explained the absence of teacher replacements due to a lack of software. Boyard reproached the minister for not addressing, in his view, the state of the buildings, overloaded schedules, Parcoursup, the lack of career counselors, nurses, and psychologists, as well as student precariousness. He deemed his response insufficient and called for mobilization on Tuesday. #Education #Mobilisation #Etudiants (translated)

More answers in a family environment, without giving up useful institutions Guidelines for the transformation of the child protection offer Geneviève Gueydan, with the contribution of Marguerite Moleux — General Inspection of Social Affairs (Igas) Audio Capsules of Health Practices With concrete examples: Gironde, Var, Pas-de-Calais, Seine-Saint-Denis, Yvelines, Haute-Savoie. Analysis of Health Practices and link to the source The document is primarily aimed at departments wishing to engage in a transformation of their offer. It provides them with feedback from the pilot departments and other departments, as well as guidelines on the substance and the management of change. It aims to raise questions and orientations, rather than propose "turnkey" measures. It also clearly presents the various family-oriented responses and their legal framework. 🇬🇧: Guidelines for the transformation of the child protection offer #️⃣ #healthpractices #ChildProtection #ASE #FamilyCare #TrustedThirdParty #FamilyConferences #ParentingSupport #PublicPolicy #pratiquesensante #ProtectionDeLEnfance #ASE #AccueilFamilial #TiersDigneDeConfiance #ConférencesFamiliales #SoutienÀLaParentalité #PolitiquePublique (translated)

The message stated that the government claimed not to hear the demands of the high school and university students involved. It called for an emergency plan to renovate schools and universities, as well as a nurse, a psychologist, and a guidance counselor for every 500 students. A third demand was initiated, although it was not specified. #Éducation #Mobilisation #Réformes #FR (translated)

The author criticized the government for acting as if it did not hear the demands of high school and college students who were mobilized. He called for an emergency plan to renovate schools and universities, as well as a nurse, a psychologist, and a guidance counselor for every 500 students. #Éducation #RéformeScolaire #Jeunesse #FR (translated)

The author stated that sexual orientation and the feeling of belonging to a gender were not choices. He believed that not understanding this hinders one from being fully human and advocated for rights to follow this principle, that gender freedom should be declarative and that procedures should be simplified. (translated)

IRAN: MEK/NCRI – when AI impersonated a real activist in live conversations For years, synthetic media has largely meant fabricated images, cloned voices and manipulated video. A case uncovered by Anthropic in September 2026 suggests a more consequential development: artificial intelligence being used not merely to imitate how a person looks or sounds, but to behave as that person in an ongoing conversation. Anthropic says it dismantled a distributed influence operation targeting Iranians inside the country and abroad that it linked to the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran, or PMOI/MEK, and its political front, the National Council of Resistance of Iran. The operators used a shared AI-agent platform to support impersonation, audience profiling, coordinated social-media activity, synthetic personas and the laundering of organisational content through apparently independent accounts. At least four people involved in the operation worked for official NCRI media outlets, according to Anthropic. The company also found references to committee approval processes and MEK leadership, but said it could not independently determine the precise level of central control. Cloning a person from 8,400 Telegram posts The most striking part of the operation involved a real activist whose Telegram identity was copied. According to Anthropic, the operators instructed Claude in Persian that it was now that person, then provided approximately 8,400 of the activist’s Telegram posts so the system could learn and reproduce his writing style. The AI-assisted account was subsequently used to conduct live political conversations with the activist’s existing contacts. Anthropic says that, to its knowledge, the people receiving those messages did not know they were interacting with an account being operated with AI assistance. This is materially different from a conventional chatbot or a static deepfake. The system was not simply producing a forged statement attributed to someone else. It was using a large archive of that person’s authentic language as behavioural training material, then applying the resulting imitation interactively. In practical terms, the deception moved from synthetic content to synthetic identity. Anthropic did not publish the identity of the impersonated activist, nor details of his contacts, and the public report does not establish what specific information the conversations produced. What it does establish is that the impersonation was operational rather than experimental: the cloned account was used in real exchanges with real people. From social-media monitoring to psychographic dossiers The impersonation sat inside a much broader targeting system. Anthropic says the network scraped more than 500 social-media channels and categorised individuals by location, age, profession, political orientation and arrest history. It then analysed approximately 51,944 archived messages from conversations to construct detailed psychographic dossiers on dozens of people inside Iran. The system was therefore not limited to broadcasting propaganda. It was also designed to understand specific audiences and individuals. Profiles could be used to decide what kind of message was most likely to resonate with a particular person, which political identity they appeared closest to and how they should be approached. Anthropic describes this as a structured targeting funnel rather than ad hoc social-media activity. That distinction is important in the Iranian context. Political activists, dissidents and opposition contacts inside Iran can face arrest and severe punishment. The report does not show that the dossiers directly led to arrests or other harm, but collecting and organising information such as arrest history and political affiliation adds a surveillance dimension to what would otherwise be described as an influence operation. A shared AI system for an influence network Anthropic found that the actors used a shared Claude-based platform named “Viktor”, with separate workspaces and persistent memory. Those memory files contained approved sources, prohibited words, account-management instructions and methods intended to reduce the risk of detection. One operator loaded MEK founding doctrine into the system as what the report called “strategic base data”, allowing others to reuse it across their work. This persistent-memory structure meant the AI did not have to be briefed from scratch for every task. Once doctrine, stylistic rules and operational constraints had been stored, the system could repeatedly produce material consistent with the network’s objectives. Anthropic says the same general playbook appeared across different workspaces despite the operators not sharing obvious account infrastructure. The network also used automated pipelines to coordinate Instagram posting schedules and tailor messages to different audiences. Some accounts initially avoided mentioning the Mojahedin at all, allowing material aligned with MEK/NCRI narratives to appear as neutral or independent political commentary. Content was distributed through the organisation’s own media ecosystem as well as accounts presented as ordinary news or activist profiles. Anthropic assessed the campaign as Category Two on its Breakout Scale: active on multiple platforms with distribution through NCRI-linked media properties and amplifier accounts, but without evidence of broad authentic penetration. Synthetic citizens and disguised organisational media The same infrastructure generated AI avatars presented as ordinary Iranians, complete with Persian audio, to promote Maryam Rajavi’s political programme. Anthropic says the synthetic nature of these personas was intentionally concealed. Operators also rewrote and redistributed content originating from MEK-affiliated media while stripping identifying features or presenting it through apparently independent accounts. The network’s political messaging targeted the Iranian government but also rival opposition currents, including monarchists and supporters of the Pahlavi camp. Anthropic documented fabricated video material attacking a member of the Pahlavi family and the use of the slogan “Neither Shah Nor Sheikh”, consistent with the NCRI’s broader competition with other opposition movements. That rivalry provides relevant context. Reuters describes the MEK as one of Iran’s principal organised opposition movements in exile and the dominant force behind the NCRI, led by Maryam Rajavi. Its relationship with other opposition currents is often contentious, while the extent of its support inside Iran remains uncertain. What can be attributed – and what cannot Anthropic’s attribution is unusually specific but still needs to be stated carefully. The company says its investigation linked the operation to MEK/NCRI and established that at least four participants worked for official NCRI media organisations. It also found a common operational playbook, committee review structures and repeated references to MEK leadership. On that basis, Anthropic said central tasking was likely. It nevertheless stopped short of saying it had proven that NCRI’s senior leadership directly ordered or managed every component of the operation. That caveat matters. The strongest public evidence supports describing GTG-84006 as a MEK/NCRI-aligned influence operation involving personnel from official NCRI media, rather than asserting that every action was directly commanded by the organisation’s top leadership. The broader significance of the case lies elsewhere. Earlier generations of synthetic media attempted to fabricate evidence: a photograph, a voice recording or a video. Here, AI was used to maintain an identity over time, remember doctrine, analyse targets and speak directly to real people while appearing to be someone they already trusted. The deepfake was no longer merely an artefact. It had become a participant in the conversation. Sources Anthropic — Countering misuse of AI: September 2026 https://www.anthropic.com/threat-intelligence-report-september-2026 AI Misuse Case Library — GTG-84006 activist impersonation case https://www.misuseofai.com/en/cases/gtg-84006-activist-impersonation/ Reuters — Who makes up Iran’s fragmented opposition? https://www.reuters.com/business/media-telecom/who-makes-up-irans-fragmented-opposition-2025-06-18/ Reuters — Iran’s divided opposition senses its moment https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/irans-divided-opposition-senses-its-moment-activists-remain-wary-protests-2025-06-19/ Reuters — NCRI and Maryam Rajavi https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/dissident-leader-abroad-urges-iranians-bring-down-khamenei-2025-06-24/ Keywords #DISINFORMED #Episode12 #Iran #MEK #PMOI #NCRI #IranianOpposition #Disinformation #InfluenceOperations #InformationWarfare #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #GenerativeAI #ClaudeAI #Anthropic #AIDeception #AIImpersonation #IdentityImpersonation #SyntheticIdentity #InteractiveDeepfake #DigitalImpersonation #PersonaCloning #BehaviouralCloning #Telegram #PsychographicProfiling #TargetProfiling #AudienceTargeting #SocialMediaManipulation #Astroturfing #SyntheticPersonas #NarrativeLaundering #CoordinatedInfluence #PoliticalInfluence #DigitalInfluence #OppositionPolitics #IranPolitics #OSINT #WRLD

🚨 High schools under tension, universities mobilized: what does this anger of the youth reveal? Lack of teachers, fear of the future, feeling of abandonment, guidance... I analyze the underlying causes of this crisis and the responses that should be provided. https://t.co/2tchQwVya7 #Éducation #Jeunesse #CriseScolaire #FR (translated)

Nous allons transformer la Villa Paradiso en Maison des femmes, entièrement dédiée aux femmes victimes de violences. Accueil, orientation, soins, accompagnement et hébergement temporaire seront réunis dans un même lieu. Un engagement pris devant les Niçois que nous allons https://t.co/70DXogTI9C #MaisonDesFemmes #ViolencesFaitesAuxFemmes #Solidarité #FR

🇱🇺🇪🇸 LOGEMENT : DEUX TRAJECTOIRES, UNE MÊME EUROPE L'Espagne légifère contre les fonds d'investissement. Le Luxembourg légifère pour eux. Deux pays, deux lois en cours de réforme, deux visions radicalement opposées de qui doit être protégé — le locataire ou l'investisseur. ‼️🇪🇸 MADRID : LA LOI RATTRAPE (TROP TARD) LES FONDS Le cas de Maricarmen, 87 ans, expulsée cette semaine après 70 ans dans son logement du quartier de Retiro, a mis en lumière une bataille législative bien réelle en Espagne. Le propriétaire, Urbagestión, société des entrepreneurs Alonso, avait exigé un loyer de 2 650 euros contre les 500 euros payés jusque-là. Le cas illustre une évolution du droit espagnol : la définition de "gran tenedor" (grand propriétaire), qui déclenche des obligations renforcées pour les bailleurs professionnels, a été abaissée de dix à cinq logements en Catalogne en juillet 2026, et un décret national tente d'étendre la protection contre l'expulsion aux locataires vulnérables face aux grands détenteurs. Plus d'un million de contrats bénéficient d'une prorogation légale en 2026-2027, même si plusieurs centaines de fonds refusent encore de l'appliquer. ⏩️La loi espagnole, donc, se durcit contre les grands investisseurs immobiliers — lentement, avec des trous dans la raquette, mais dans cette direction. ‼️🇱🇺 LUXEMBOURG : LA LOI OUVRE LA PORTE AUX INVESTISSEURS Au Grand-Duché, la trajectoire est inverse. Il n'existe aucune notion de "grand propriétaire" ni de seuil de logements détenus qui déclencherait des obligations renforcées, quel que soit le nombre d'appartements possédés par un même bailleur. Un projet de loi actuellement en discussion entend refondre le régime du bail d'habitation principale — officiellement pour lutter contre la pénurie de logements et la flambée des loyers. Mais le texte vise aussi explicitement à « promouvoir l'investissement locatif », en modifiant les critères de fixation des loyers ainsi que les règles de prorogation, de résiliation du bail et de sursis à l'exécution des expulsions. La Chambre de Commerce soutient pleinement cette orientation, estimant que la pénurie de logements « risque de constituer un frein au développement économique du Grand-Duché » et que l'atteinte des objectifs de croissance nécessite une augmentation des investissements immobiliers privés. Autrement dit : là où l'Espagne cherche à limiter le pouvoir des grands propriétaires face aux locataires vulnérables, le Luxembourg envisage d'assouplir les protections des locataires pour attirer davantage de capitaux vers la location. ‼️LE POINT COMMUN : LA PÉNURIE COMME JUSTIFICATION Les deux pays invoquent la même crise — le manque de logements abordables — pour justifier des réponses opposées. Madrid mise sur la régulation des grands détenteurs. Luxembourg mise sur l'attractivité pour l'investisseur. Un seul acteur reste absent des deux équations : le locataire ordinaire, dont la voix pèse peu face aux arbitrages entre régulation et compétitivité économique. ⁉️Le Luxembourg a un précédent qu'il ne faut pas oublier : fin 2022, la Chambre avait voté une suspension temporaire des expulsions forcées en pleine hausse du coût de la vie. La question, aujourd'hui, est de savoir si le nouveau projet de loi maintiendra ce type de garde-fou — ou si la volonté de « promouvoir l'investissement locatif » finira par l'éroder. ⏩️Sources : Infobae, El Diario, Chambre de Commerce du Luxembourg (avis l. bail habitation), Ministère du Logement du Luxembourg (logement.public.lu), Le Quotidien #Logement #Luxembourg #Espagne #Maricarmen #FondsInvestissement #DroitAuLogement #CriseDuLogement #Locataires #UnionEuropéenne #EUWatchdog

L'article explore comment l'intelligence artificielle influence le processus d'orientation professionnelle des jeunes, soulignant que, bien que des inquiétudes existent concernant son impact sur l'emploi, il n'y a pas de désintérêt massif envers les filières traditionnelles, et certains étudiants utilisent même l'IA pour guider leurs choix d'études. #IntelligenceArtificielle #OrientationProfessionnelle #ÉducationBelgique