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Ultra-right militants have been accused of attacking protesters in France, apparently in front of law enforcement who allegedly adopted a passive attitude, according to videos and testimonies, which the Minister of the Interior contests. #Ultradroite #Manifestations #Violence (translated)

Seydi Ba wrote that RN pamphlets were found in Kévin T.'s car and saw it as a particularly clear sign of political inspiration. He compared this element to the flags of the Islamic State and its propaganda videos, which he claimed were held against individuals in terrorist cases, and hoped that the judges would draw consequences from it. He also accused television commentators, whom he described as racists, of trying to dilute responsibility and shift it onto the left. #politique #terrorisme #racisme (translated)

Cerfia reported, citing Fox News, that an American woman lost over $10,000 and risked losing her home after believing she was having a romantic relationship with Jon Bon Jovi. According to the media, a suspected scammer posed as the singer using AI-generated videos. After seven months of messages and declarations of love, the man allegedly asked her to pay his team to arrange a private meeting. He later claimed that the payments had not gone through, prompting her to send money again, and then he demanded more bitcoins for an alleged security check. Cerfia added that the woman asked for videos showing specific gestures to verify his identity and received them in less than five minutes. In debt and threatened with losing her home, she sought the help of a National Geographic journalist. The investigation reportedly located the suspected scammer in Lagos, Nigeria. #Escroquerie #Amour #JonBonJovi (translated)

The article discusses the growing concern over the increasingly criticized economic models of mobile games, such as loot boxes and subscription systems, given the fact that two out of three Belgians regularly play video games, especially on their smartphones. #JeuxMobiles #ModèlesÉconomiques #Pegi (translated)

Cerfia reported that the family of Anouk Deschamps announced her death at the age of 21. For several months, she had been posting videos to share her fight against an incurable cancer, which she described as aggressive, serious, and rare. https://t.co/eUOHLd8kih #Cancer #Santé #RIP (translated)

Antoine Léaument indicated that the homepage of Action populaire, the social network of La France insoumise, now provided access to a series of militant training videos. He invited users to download the app from the App Store or Google Play. https://t.co/X8rr1AnG8q #ActionPopulaire #LFI #FormationMilitante (translated)

At the Paris Games Week, Antoine Léaument indicated that he was present with rebellious deputies. He recalled the bill proposed by Ugo Bernalicis aimed at creating video game archives at the BnF, so that players could continue to use the games they purchased. https://t.co/Ty6HiYWkqS #JeuxVidéo #Archives #ParisGamesWeek (translated)

The ₿unker 🪖 published a satirical portrait of Hugo, a 34-year-old man born in Clermont-Ferrand and living in Paris, whom they described as torn between his social ambitions, consumption habits, and political convictions. The author presented him as a buyer of biodynamic wine and a voter for Jean-Luc Mélenchon, while criticizing his use of cocaine and his desire to work for LVMH thanks to a family connection. In the story, Hugo had bought a 38 m² apartment on credit from Crédit Agricole over 25 years in 2021, at a price of 10,000 euros per square meter on Avenue Parmentier. On October 17 at 11:40 PM, riots were taking place in his street: the Monoprix was looted and his car was damaged, according to the author. He added that the property management had subsequently demanded 4,800 euros for repairs and that a real estate agent estimated that a quick sale would require a price of 8,200 euros per square meter. The text also asserted that the local property tax rate had increased by 52% under Anne Hidalgo in 2023. The story concluded with Hugo losing his job after a Hermes agent completed in twelve minutes a task he had planned for the end of the quarter. The ₿unker 🪖 contrasted his fate with that of his cousin Théo, who moved to Mexico, and then urged its readers to "vote with their feet." #Paris #Société #Immobilier (translated)

Impact asked witnesses of the attacks carried out by far-right groups that day to send him their photos, videos, and testimonies via private message. He requested them to specify the city, the exact location, the time of the events, and any useful information to understand what had happened, adding that their testimonies would be examined with the utmost care. #Témoignages #Attaques #Ultradroite (translated)

The author wrote that the police in Paris acted that day with batons, water cannons, and tear gas. The article referenced videos from Paris and Rome on October 24, 2026, and reported on large protests in many European cities against rising costs and prices as well as for a decent living. https://t.co/e66RQsYCvg #Protest #Paris #EuropäischeStädte #FR #IT (translated)

The author wrote that he had circulated a cut version of a video from a colleague's account and that it had not been wise. The complete video to which he linked refers to the shooting attack in Paris. https://t.co/1LO9LdDBqV https://t.co/M10gjZ0CTE #Video #Paris #Schussattacke #FR (translated)