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Florence Bergeaud-Blackler wrote that a report from the Ministry of the Interior published in May 2025 presented EMF (Muslim Students of France) as the student satellite of the French branch of the Muslim Brotherhood. She claimed that in 2026, the European Parliament had closed its doors to FEMYSO, of which EMF was a member, while the Minister of Higher Education had received EMF. She referred to analyses published by CERI Frérisme.   #EMF #FreresMusulmans #Universite #Entrisme #CERIF #EMF #FreresMusulmans #Universite (translated)

The author welcomed the deployment of a Belgian mobile laboratory in the DRC, made possible by the activation of the European Civil Protection Mechanism. He wrote that monitoring, analysis, and clinical trials against Ebola would help save lives and advance vaccines. #Ebola #Santé #AideHumanitaire #BE #CD #EU (translated)

Jean-Michel Blanquer, former minister of national education, claims that the Parcoursup platform has contributed to reducing the failure rate at university, although analyses show that this decrease is also due to changes in the profile of students and other support measures. #Parcoursup #ÉducationNationale #RéussiteÉtudiante (translated)

Guillaume Herblot wrote to Sonia Mabrouk that he respected her work and the quality of discussions on her shows, but criticized what he presented as a difference in political treatment. He claimed that, the day before, speakers, including Bruno Jeudy, had justified the last-minute cancellation of Éric Zemmour by BFMTV on the grounds that he had not sufficiently condemned the attack and was a "specialist in slippage." Herblot compared this decision to the reception given, according to him, to officials from LFI. He notably wrote that Bally Bagayoko had stated that "violence can be legitimate," supported the eviction of journalists from BFMTV, and maintained ambiguity about the degradations. He added that other figures from LFI defended comparable positions. According to him, if slippage or the justification of violence constituted a criterion, it should apply to everyone; otherwise, he felt it was no longer pluralism. He reiterated Robert Ménard's argument in favor of inviting and confronting controversial voices. #Débat #Pluralisme #LibertéDexpression (translated)

The author stated that the left had won the election in Brazil and that the voters had once again pushed back the far right. He added that polls, analyses, and forecasts predicted a defeat, but that the Brazilian people had ultimately rejected the far right. https://t.co/QY1vfAPnqX #Brésil #Gauche #Résistance #BR (translated)

The richest and the poorest part of Swedish society is larger than ever, and the shift from the welfare model to a more privatized approach puts social solidarity under pressure, as shown by recent analyses and reports. #ZweedseWelvaartsstaat #Socialisme #EconomischeOngelijkheid (translated)

Jon De Lorraine indicated that the police custody of Kévin T., 39 years old, suspected in the Trappes attack, had been suspended for psychiatric reasons after a medical examination. According to him, the man had been transferred to the psychiatric infirmary of the Paris police prefecture, and the toxicological analyses had tested positive for cannabis and cocaine. He added that the suspect was to be placed under observation for 48 hours and that the PNAT remained seized of the investigation. De Lorraine specified that the attack had resulted in one death and five injuries, including a 12-year-old girl who was seriously injured, and cited AFP, RTL, and the PNAT as sources. #AlerteInfo #Justice #SantéMentale (translated)

Impact indicated that the police custody of Kevin T., whom he presented as the perpetrator of the Trappes attack, had been suspended. He wrote that he had been placed in psychiatric observation for a period of up to 48 hours and that blood tests had revealed the presence of cannabis and cocaine. Impact attributed this information to Le Parisien. #attentat #Trappes #terrorisme (translated)

The author indicated that the suspect in the Trappes attack had been released from police custody and that he had been placed under psychiatric observation. He also wrote that his toxicological analyses were positive. #trappes https://t.co/Uwxxh9U2qS #Trappes #Attentat #Sécurité #FR (translated)

Médias Citoyens stated that the CGT of France Télévisions demanded the resignation of Laurent Delahousse and the entire weekend 20 Heures team after the broadcast of a report on the violence of October 17. According to the media outlet, the union criticized the lack of comments to contextualize the subject and the airing of an intervention by Jean-Luc Mélenchon, which it labeled as an "obvious misunderstanding" and a "gross and dishonest procedure." Médias Citoyens indicated that it had rewatched the sequence and deemed that Mélenchon was discussing the mobilization of young people and its scale, and not the violence. The media concluded that the choice to air his statements in this report could be debated, but was not sufficient to prove that they had been distorted. It accused the CGT of stepping outside its union role by demanding the resignation of journalists and intervening, in its view, in a political battle as the 2027 presidential election approaches. Médias Citoyens has asked the ethics committee of France Télévisions to investigate the matter, particularly the pressures exerted on the editorial staff and their consequences for editorial independence. #CGT #Mélanchon #LibertéÉditoriale (translated)

The author reported that Mediapart revealed that the government had asked the territorial intelligence services to attribute the responsibility for Saturday's events to La France insoumise, despite field analyses that would contradict this instruction. He believed that the issue should be examined by the body to which his link referred. https://t.co/iR0uzJKPiU #FranceInsoumise #Médias #Politique #FR (translated)