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Neither Philippe, nor Retailleau, nor Attal, party leaders who call themselves republicans, attended the tribute paid to Pengo Bossio Wangi in Trappes. "You don't fight racism with marketing symbols," justifies the deputy Thévenot, supporter of "Gaby" on Franceinfo. To cover oneself with ashes... (translated)

François Cherix wrote that a small minority, in his opinion, wanted to see Mélenchon become president, while a larger minority wanted to see Le Pen come to power. He stated that the silent majority wanted neither one nor the other and asked if the parties he deemed rational could organize to prevail logic. #Politique #Élections #France (translated)

Polish President Karol Nawrocki summons the parties to attempt to resolve a major political crisis exacerbated by police intervention at the Constitutional Tribunal, where tensions persist between nationalists and centrists regarding judicial appointments. #Pologne #CrisePolitique #TribunalConstitutionnel (translated)

Thomas Dermine, the golden boy of the PS and mayor of Charleroi, stands out for his atypical background and his emancipation from Paul Magnette, advocating a modernized socialism focused on local realities while appealing to right-wing voters. #ThomasDermine #PartiSocialiste #Charleroi (translated)

Denis Charbit emphasizes that the democratic future of Israel is heavily dependent on the Arab parties, which, through their recent electoral success, can play an important role as kingmakers, but will only truly come to the forefront in the next elections. #Israël #PartisArabes #Démocratie (translated)

Pascal Bérubé accused Éric Duhaime of misleading the public for several weeks regarding partisan appointments. He argued that hiring political staff in the government apparatus was necessarily political and that Duhaime had chosen conservatives for his riding office rather than Péquistes or people he did not know. Bérubé defined a partisan appointment as the allocation of state management positions unrelated to political decisions to individuals associated with the ruling party, rather than to the most capable candidates. He claimed that the Parti Québécois had committed not to proceed in this manner and accused Duhaime of spreading misinformation in order to gain a political advantage, which, according to him, undermined trust in institutions. #PolitiqueQuébécoise #Désinformation #NominationPartisane (translated)

The post’s author wrote that discussion of whether Republicans would retain control of the Senate often overlooked that the election was not solely a referendum on Donald Trump. They added that conventional partisan labels did not fit some candidates and pointed to a linked example. https://t.co/pjyx7QLFLE #GOP #SenateElections #Politics #US

Benjamin Netanyahu's camp is intensifying its accusations against Israeli Arab parties, accusing them of foreign funding in an attempt to disqualify their influence during the legislative elections, while the opposition warns against undermining the legitimacy of the vote. #Israël #élections #Netanyahu (translated)

Cerfia, citing Le Figaro, reported that a chase lasting about 1 hour and 30 minutes crossed the Rhône, the Ain, and the Saône-et-Loire after the departure of a van from Belleville-en-Beaujolais. According to Cerfia, its occupants had thrown cans of diesel and various objects at the gendarmes in an attempt to escape. The vehicle had been immobilized using spike strips; one of the occupants then attempted to flee on foot before being caught. The two suspects had been placed in police custody, Cerfia added. #FaitsDivers #Justice #Sécurité (translated)