A mobile gendarme was injured by a thrown Molotov cocktail during the demonstration in Paris on October 31, an act qualified as attempted murder by the Minister of the Interior, Laurent Nuñez. #violence #manifestation #forcesdelordre (translated)
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio discussed with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov the possible meeting of Presidents Trump and Putin at the APEC summit in China, emphasizing the importance of maintaining communication between the US and Russia in light of the tense situation following the Russian invasion of Ukraine. #APEC #G20 #Rusko (translated)
Senator Rubio spoke with Russian Minister Lavrov about a possible meeting between Trump and Putin at the APEC summit in China during the G20 meeting in Atlanta, emphasizing the importance of communication between the USA and Russia in light of the escalating tensions due to the Ukrainian conflict. #G20 #Rusko #USA (translated)
During the mobilization on October 31, Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez praised the largely peaceful nature of the marches while denouncing the violence from far-left groups responsible for violent incidents, including attacks against law enforcement. #Mobilisation31Octobre #LaurentNuñez #ViolenceInouïe (translated)
The message indicated that Laurent Nunez, the Minister of the Interior, had estimated that the system had worked well throughout the day despite the activity of the rioters. It also reported that 422 people had been arrested in France by 8 PM. #violences #colère https://t.co/1SXGdeWFuD #manifs #France #police #FR (translated)
On Saturday evening, Prime Minister Bart De Wever will meet several deputy prime ministers bilaterally to make progress on the federal budget, while the restricted ministerial committee will not meet. #BudgetFédéral #BartDeWever #ContactsBilitéraux (translated)
The train accident that occurred in Spain on October 28, 2026, resulted in at least 69 deaths, including several notable victims such as a former Minister of Labor and a financial inspector, leaving the country in mourning and in shock. #AccidentFerroviaire #Espagne #Victimes (translated)
Seydi Ba wrote that the deputy Éric Ciotti had personally asked the Minister of the Interior to investigate him due to the use of his freedom of expression, deemed "dangerous for the Republic." He believed that attacking the remarks of a lawyer, on the contrary, endangered the Republic. Seydi Ba recalled that, according to a statement from the International Union of Lawyers published on October 30, the freedom of expression of lawyers extends to matters of general interest, criticism of the functioning of justice, and questions regarding the actions of public authorities. He indicated that these principles are included in the Basic Principles of the United Nations regarding the role of the bar, adopted in Havana in 1990, and in the Council of Europe Convention for the protection of the profession of lawyer, signed by France on May 13, 2025. He added that his positions could be criticized, but that they did not, in his opinion, justify a political leader asking the executive to act against their author because they were disturbing. Finally, Seydi Ba thanked the International Union of Lawyers for its reminder and stated that he would continue to express himself, even if his remarks displeased Éric Ciotti. #LibertéDexpression #Justice #Démocratie (translated)
The G20 meeting in Atlanta was marked by the absence of the traditional group photo, as European diplomats refused to stand for the official picture with Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov, which triggered a sharper statement from British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband regarding Russian aggression in Ukraine and Lavrov's criticism of Poland's participation in the summit. #G20 #Rusko #Ukrajina (translated)
European countries refused to pose with Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov, which led to American Minister Rubio canceling the traditional joint photo at the G20 meeting in Atlanta. #G20 #Rusko #Ukrajina (translated)
Impact stated that none of the 36 members of Sébastien Lecornu's government attended the tribute to the victims of the racist attack in Trappes. The account named Sébastien Lecornu, Gérald Darmanin, Laurent Nuñez, Aurore Bergé, Maud Bregeon, Catherine Vautrin, Jean-Pierre Farandou, Monique Barbut, Roland Lescure, Serge Papin, Annie Genevard, Édouard Geffray, Jean-Noël Barrot, Stéphanie Rist, Catherine Pégard, Naïma Moutchou, Françoise Gatel, David Amiel, Philippe Baptiste, Marina Ferrari, Philippe Tabarot, Vincent Jeanbrun, Laurent Panifous, Jean-Didier Berger, Marie-Pierre Vedrenne, Alice Rufo, Sabrina Roubache, Catherine Chabaud, Mathieu Lefèvre, Sébastien Martin, Anne Le Hénanff, Benjamin Haddad, Nicolas Forissier, Éléonore Caroit, Camille Galliard-Minier, and Michel Fournier. #Gouvernement #Trappes #AttentatRaciste (translated)
Rob Beenders, federal minister for Consumer Protection, states that some Belgian banks impose unacceptable repayment conditions on phishing victims, in violation of the law which requires immediate compensation. #phishing #protectionsdesconsommateurs #banques (translated)
The account Les Mileistes Français claimed that an attempted coup d'état had taken place the day before in Poland. It accused the centrist Prime Minister of having tried, unsuccessfully, to take control of the Constitutional Council with the help of the police, while the president was traveling. The author also criticized the media, the left, and the centrists for not reacting. He argued that their defense of the rule of law aimed to preserve their influence over the institutions and felt that this was being daily violated in France, where judges, according to him, might not apply the laws and where institutional mechanisms would hinder certain laws. He finally advocated for power to return to the people, citing Switzerland as a model, and wrote that a people responsible for its choices would become mature. #Pologne #ÉtatDeDroit #PouvoirAuPeuple (translated)
The author indicated that the Chief of Staff of the Prime Minister would hold an interministerial crisis cell at 11 a.m. from Beauvau, in the context of the protests. #violences #manifestation #colère #police https://t.co/WO938bSknK #manifestation #violences #police #FR (translated)
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)
At COP17 on biodiversity in Armenia, nations agreed on key texts to protect nature, although the French Minister of Ecological Transition expressed doubts about the inadequacy of the agreement in light of current issues. #COP17 #biodiversité #environnement (translated)
Nicolas Hervieu indicated that after an appeal from the Minister of the Interior and a nighttime hearing, the Council of State reinstated the prohibition on demonstrating between Bastille and Nation. He specified that the court considered the risks to public order to be established and deemed an alternative route on the outskirts of Paris acceptable. https://t.co/LN5rGQg6sW #Manifestation #OrdrePublic #Politique (translated)
Chirinne Ardakani wrote that the CE had annulled the order of the summary judge of the administrative court by taking, according to her, word for word the communication elements from the Minister of the Interior and relying on a white paper from the intelligence services. She described the power as desperate and now boundless. #Justice #Politique #Libertés (translated)
The statement by Minister Philippe Baptiste that France would be the least selective country for access to higher education is disputed by experts who point out that, although 95% of candidates receive an offer, this does not reflect the actual selectivity of the programs or the success of the students. #EnseignementSupérieur #Parcoursup #ÉducationFrance (translated)
Aldo Sterone claimed that a pro-EU coup attempt had taken place in Poland. He accused Prime Minister Donald Tusk of trying to forcibly take control of the Constitutional Court during the president's absence, who was on his way to Senegal. According to him, the president, then above Africa, had asked his pilot to turn around. Sterone also wrote that the security forces had split, with some police supporting Tusk and others opposing him, and that residents had thrown stones at the police. He described the situation as chaotic early in the morning, while estimating that the attempt had failed. He added that many Poles blamed Tusk for prioritizing German interests and blocking what they saw as Polish projects that could compete with Germany. Sterone also portrayed him as a pro-EU federalist wishing for the European Union to hold supreme power in Poland. #Pologne #CoupDEtat #UnionEuropéenne (translated)
