Impact indicated that, according to a provisional count by Le Monde, over 19,000 grenades had been used by law enforcement in Paris, Marseille, Lyon, and Bordeaux during the demonstrations on October 17. https://t.co/UWYPcwIOID #Manifestation #France #Violence (translated)
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Marschall Truchot addressed the questioning of an ultraleft activist in Limoges in the context of the recent violence that has marked the country. #Limoges #ultragauche #manifestations (translated)
A curfew has been imposed this Tuesday evening in twelve French cities, including Paris, Lyon, and for the first time in Bordeaux and Marseille, in response to the urban violence that occurred during the demonstrations on October 17. #CouvreFeu #ViolencesUrbaines #Manifestations (translated)
The Crif and the police prefecture of Marseille denied any specific targeting of Jewish shops, stating that the looting affected businesses without religious distinction. #Marseille #Commerces #Pillages (translated)
Little Think Tank reported that Le Canard enchaîné had called into question the management of police forces during the riots of October 17. According to the weekly, 14 CRS companies had not been deployed, and in Marseille, 7 remained on standby while only 3 were mobilized. The newspaper also reportedly indicated that the reinforcements granted to the police prefect in Paris represented half of his requests, despite alerts from intelligence services. Finally, it allegedly reported that CRS officers had been assigned to protect Trogneux chocolate shops, linked to the family of Brigitte Macron, in Amiens and Touquet. #France #Police #Emeutes (translated)
The author wrote that, according to BFMTV, a CRS was injured by a pellet gun shot on October 17 in Marseille. He estimated that this marked the beginning of an escalation in shootings. https://t.co/81smTdmfZO #Marseille #Violence #Sécurité #FR (translated)
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Curfews have been reinstated in Paris, Lyon, and Marseille starting Tuesday evening, particularly for minors in Marseille, in response to the violence that occurred last weekend. #CouvreFeu #ViolenceUrbaine #Marseille (translated)
Benoît Payan, mayor of Marseille, criticizes the rise in violence and the involvement of the rioters, calling them "useful idiots of the forces of reaction," while calling for unity and a political response to the current crisis. #Marseille #BenoîtPayan #ViolencesUrbaines (translated)
A new suspect has been indicted and placed in provisional detention for his logistical role in the assassination of Mehdi Kessaci, who was killed in broad daylight in Marseille on November 13, 2025. #Marseille #Justice #Narcotrafic (translated)
The article explains that curfews in Paris, Lyon, and Marseille can be decided by the mayor, the prefect, or the Prime Minister depending on specific circumstances, and that they are subject to judicial review in order to protect freedom of movement. #CouvreFeu #SécuritéPublique #DroitAdministratif (translated)
The show Marschall Truchot discusses the recent acts of violence in France and the political response of Emmanuel Macron, as well as the implications and the need for investigations into these events. #Violences #Politique #Macron (translated)
In response to the violence that occurred last weekend, curfews will be established or continued this Tuesday evening in several major French cities, including Paris, Lyon, Bordeaux, Lille, Nice, and Marseille, in order to restore order. #CouvreFeu #ViolencesUrbaines #SécuritéPublique (translated)
Impact stated that Laurent Nuñez, convinced that the mobilization of high school students would wane, had left 14 riot police companies at rest during the violence of October 17. According to the reported figures, 42 companies had been deployed and 14 others were ready to intervene. Citing Le Canard enchaîné, Impact indicated that in Marseille, seven companies remained at rest and three had been mobilized. The account also wrote that the police prefect of Paris had only received half of the reinforcements requested, despite alerts from intelligence services. It finally reported that riot police companies may have been sent to protect the Trogneux chocolatiers, owned by Brigitte Macron's family, in Amiens and Le Touquet. #Mobilisation #Violence #France (translated)
AlertesInfos indicated, citing the prefecture, that a curfew had been established from Tuesday evening in several sectors of Marseille, from 10 PM to 5 AM, until Friday included. The measure only concerned minors, who were not allowed to be in the affected areas during these hours. #Marseille #CouvreFeu #Sécurité (translated)
The Japanese spacecraft MMX has begun its journey to Mars' moon Phobos to bring back surface materials for analysis, which may help solve the mystery of the origins of Mars' moons and provide new insights into the formation of the Solar System. #MarsiKuud #Phobos #Kosmoseuuringud (translated)
The Bleu Blanc Rouge account indicated that a ten-month suspended prison sentence and two years of ineligibility had been requested against LFI MEP Rima Hassan, who was judged on Tuesday for glorifying terrorism. According to the author, on March 26, Rima Hassan had posted on social media a message quoting and glorifying Kozo Okamoto, whom he referred to as a terrorist and presented as responsible for the massacre at Lod Airport in Israel in 1972. He claimed that the attack resulted in 26 deaths and over 80 injuries, specifying that the deceased victims included 17 Christian pilgrims from Puerto Rico, one Canadian citizen, and eight Israelis. The author also described the week as "terrible" for LFI, which he derogatorily referred to as a sect, and indicated that the verdict was awaited. #Justice #Terrorisme #RimaHassan (translated)
The Japanese space agency JAXA has launched an ambitious mission called Martian Moons eXploration (MMX) aimed at bringing back rock samples from the moon Phobos, which could fundamentally change our understanding of planet formation, the origin of water, and the conditions for the emergence of life. #Mars #Phobos #VesmírnáMise (translated)
The federal government is seeking private investors at an investment summit, while Ukrainian President Zelensky and US special envoy Witkoff meet in Oslo for talks, France imposes curfews due to massive riots, and Japan sends a space probe to explore a moon of Mars. #Investitionsgipfel #UkrainischeKrise #Raumfahrt (translated)
Trump used an antisemitic slur in defending GOP Sen. Roger Marshall, after an article said he sued hundreds of patients over unpaid debts when he was a practicing physician. Speaking at a campaign rally in Kansas, Trump said the reporting made Marshall out to be “some kind of a shylock-type guy.”
Severe weather has ravaged southern France, resulting in fatalities due to heavy rainfall and flooding, including in Saint-Mitre-les-Remparts near Marseille. #Noodweer #Overstromingen #ZuidFrankrijk (translated)
