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Citizens' Media accused several French media outlets, notably France Inter, France Info, and France Culture, of providing massive and biased coverage of high school and student mobilizations. The media claimed that more than a hundred reports made on-site had been broadcast since the start of the movement, and that the testimonies of the most demanding protesters were often relayed without sufficient verification. It estimated that this treatment contributed to presenting a movement as general that it described as essentially driven by activists. According to Citizens' Media, the media also failed to sufficiently confront the demands with the responsibilities of regions in the material funding of high schools and institutional realities. To support its remarks, the media cited the analysis of over 60,000 contributions submitted on the ministry's consultation platform: timetables represented 70% of concerns, the state of school buildings 48.2%, teacher replacements 27.2%, and teacher staffing 25.9%. The elimination of Parcoursup appeared in 16.4% of the contributions, it noted. Citizens' Media also pointed out that the ministry indicated, on October 13, that 94.2% of high schools were open. It lamented that students opposed to blockages, parents, and teachers wishing to continue classes were not being heard. The media called on newsrooms to verify claims, contextualize demands, and solicit dissenting viewpoints. #Médias #RévolteLycéenne #Journalisme (translated)

The author had argued that the debate on the privileged treatment of VAT numbers was taking on absurd developments and aimed to deny the facts. He had added that Stevanato had tried to clarify the effects, which he judged to be very damaging and unjust, of the favorable legislation, but without success due to ideology. #PartiteIVA #GiustiziaSociale #Politica #IT (translated)

Cerfia reported, citing Le Parisien, that three people had been found dead after the fire of a five-story building in Clermont-Ferrand, from Thursday night to Friday. A fourth body was being searched for, while a 21-year-old man had been arrested and placed in custody. According to Cerfia, the criminal lead was favored. #ClermontFerrand #Incendie #FaitsDivers (translated)

The author argued that food was a right and that wasting it was unacceptable while many families struggled to secure a meal. He also reported having participated that day in an event in Mercato San Severino promoted by the Food Bank of Campania. https://t.co/JtQqi5lwBG #Cibo #Solidarietà #DirittiUmani #IT (translated)

According to initial internal investigations, the attackers gained access through the compromised notebook of a Binance system engineer. Through this privileged access, the hackers gained unauthorized entry to the platform's core systems and initiated automated large withdrawals. (translated)

Vincent Kompany, recently out of the hospital after a meningitis infection, is not involved in the preparation for the Bayern-Dortmund match, with his assistant Aaron Danks confirming that they have not discussed football to prioritize his health. #VincentKompany #BayernDortmund #Santé (translated)

The author indicated that unemployment had increased by 0.9% in the third quarter and by 2.1% over the year. He estimated that a new economic model based on a production policy favoring national public procurement was necessary and urgent. #Chômage #Économie #Emploi #FR (translated)

The author reported that Skydance, which he claims owns CBS and CNN, is preparing to offer departures to several hundred employees. He linked this measure to a debt of over $80 billion and pressure from shareholders, and indicated that the group intends to prioritize big-budget productions. #Skydance #CBS #CNN #US (translated)

Italian youth are taking to the streets to demand a radical change in the current system, which they consider unsustainable and oppressive, rejecting a model of conformity linked to privileged white identity and consumerism. #GiovaniInPiazza #MovimentiSociali #DissensoAttivo (translated)

The author reacted with "madness" to Iris Berben's call to stand up against the AfD in Germany. Berben is outraged by the party's electoral success and should not occur in a country with Germany's history, he wrote. He then referred to her as another rich, privileged celebrity; the contribution cut off mid-sentence. #AfD #IrisBerben #Deutschland #DE (translated)

The author described Flávio Bolsonaro as far-right and said he had used a dehumanizing insult to refer to him as the heir of the family clan. He stated that Bolsonaro had only worked in politics since he was 21 and maintained that the Brazilian people had halted fascism the day before, putting an end to his career of privilege. He added that, for the first time, he would be without a public office. https://t.co/kfdFzlIfZP #Brasil #Política #Fascismo #BR (translated)

Philippe Poutou estimated that the dominant media served the power by conducting a war propaganda against a revolt that he deemed justified and pleasing. He also saw it as an expression of the fear and class hatred of the privileged and defenders of a challenged capitalist order everywhere. #Médias #Propagande #Révolte (translated)

The author accused a bourgeois class, which he described as privileged and wealthy, of only caring about their own advantages and their culture of luxury. He wrote that the employees who would lose their jobs in Ingolstadt were of no concern to them. #SHITBÜRGERTUM #Privilegien #Arbeiterklasse #DE (translated)

The article addresses the differences in approach between France and Germany regarding the management of demonstrations, highlighting a culture of peaceful demonstration in Germany where the police prioritize communication and de-escalation, in contrast to the French strategy deemed more repressive. #Manifestations #Allemagne #Désescalade (translated)

Mehdi (e/λ) published a series of tips for people planning to protest over the weekend. He recommended leaving their personal phones at home and, if they had to film police violence, to use a blank device without a SIM card or connected account. He stated that a powered-on phone could allow services to locate them and advised turning off geolocation, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi. He also recommended masking distinctive signs, including tattoos and scars, and not posting live images. According to him, video surveillance systems and analytical tools could exploit clothing, photo metadata, and online posts to identify protesters. He advised using Bitchat instead of SMS or WhatsApp, paying in cash, and avoiding the use of a Navigo card or bank card on public transport before and after the gathering. Furthermore, he claimed that refusing to provide a phone code constituted an offense and recommended memorizing legal emergency numbers and those of close relatives. #Manifestation #Sécurité #Militantisme (translated)

Black PANTHÈR relayed a text signed by Trésor MWAKA, an investigative journalist and member of a communication cell, who questioned why the general director of ARSP, Ted BELESHAYI, was criticizing his predecessor Miguel KASHAL KATEMB instead of delivering results for Congolese entrepreneurs. The text stated that Ted BELESHAYI's remarks during a Space Live event with journalist Stanis BUJAKERA on October 20, 2026, had sparked controversies. According to the text, during the three years and eight months of Miguel KASHAL's management, no salary arrears were reportedly recorded, and the medical expenses of staff were covered. It also disputed the figure of 80 attestations put forward by the current director, claiming that their numbering had increased from 4,100 in January 2023 to 16,800 in February 2026. The number of eligible subcontractors would, according to him, have grown from 4,000 companies in 2023 to over 16,000 in January 2026. The text also credited Miguel KASHAL's management with contributing to the development of the local content law, the revision of the subcontracting law, enhancing market transparency, and combating front persons. It indicated that ARSP had expanded its activities to hydrocarbons, aviation, and telecommunications. In June 2025, Minister Louis WATUM KABAMBA reportedly mentioned nearly 1,400 contracts awarded to Congolese companies, worth over $2 billion, benefiting about 800 entrepreneurs. Trésor MWAKA asked Ted BELESHAYI to publish the names of the companies and data supporting his claim that $20 billion had been paid to ineligible companies. The text also mentioned the VUNGA 1 program, developed with RAWBANK, which planned financing of $200 million for local entrepreneurs, aiming to reach $1 billion in subsequent phases. Finally, he criticized the current director for not prioritizing work, transparency, and the continuity of public service. #RDC #Entrepreneuriat #Transparence (translated)