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Mehdi (e/λ) wrote that most people gave up their boldness around the age of 25 to gain social approval, and then regretted this choice for the next 60 years. He compared childhood dreams of conquering Mars to the hesitation, at 28, to publish a tweet for fear of not being taken seriously or being mocked. According to him, this fear of judgment came from people who would have forgotten them a few weeks or a few months after their death. He called it tragic to reach 80 years old realizing that one had spent decades seeking permission to exist, out of fear of others' gaze. #audace #approbationsociale #regrets (translated)

Impact reported, based on a survey by Politis, that seven people had been brought to justice after the violence of October 17, and at least six had no criminal record. A 20-year-old student in a BTS program, who wanted to become a civil engineer, had been placed in pre-trial detention after admitting to throwing a bag of feces at law enforcement. He had apologized several times and his trial had been postponed to November. A restaurant owner, a teacher-researcher, and a third man had also been placed in pre-trial detention until their trial scheduled for December 22. They were suspected of having attempted to knock down a motorcyclist police officer and had requested a delay to prepare their defense. According to the account relayed by Impact, a 20-year-old temporary worker had been sentenced to six months in prison, including two months of immediate incarceration, for participating in a prohibited demonstration with a knuckleduster and a folding knife in his bag. Investigators also found messages where he mentioned his intention to strike CRS officers. He expressed regret during the hearing. A 19-year-old woman had received five months of suspended prison time. She was not carrying anything illegal during her arrest and was holding a sign against pension reform, but had sent a private message three days prior supporting violence against law enforcement. Finally, a 22-year-old security guard had been sentenced to six months in prison, including three without any proposed adjustments. He admitted to having fired a firework at law enforcement on the Champs-Élysées and had spent the night at Fresnes prison before his hearing. #Justice #ViolencesUrbaines #LibertéDeManifestation (translated)

In the Paris court, the first appearances following the violence of October 17 have begun, with young people being judged for the content of their phones, while one of them expresses regret for his provocative messages exchanged before the demonstration. #Tribunal #Manifestation #Justice (translated)

Macron also expressed strong support for the merchants who suffered damages, but without a word for the young victims in the protests, particularly of police violence. The president will also convene the parties to compel them to condemn the "violence." Neither regrets nor remorse, then... (translated)

CANAL+ F1 mentioned Hamilton's regrets after the qualifying session in Singapore, quoting his words: "I should have been on pole." The media also stated that the Singapore Grand Prix could be followed for free live on its app. #F1 https://t.co/FzKn91rVI6 #F1 #SingaporeGP #Hamilton (translated)

The author said Sweden regretted the US decision to impose sanctions on the International Criminal Court. They added that Sweden and the EU stood firmly behind the court and its role in holding perpetrators accountable and securing justice for victims of the most serious crimes. #ICC #Sweden #EU #SE #US #EU

Republican Sen. Thom Tillis wrote in a new book that his deciding vote in January 2025 to confirm Pete Hegseth as defense secretary was the biggest regret of his career. He also said he should have stopped Robert F. Kennedy Jr. from becoming health and human services secretary. #ThomTillis #Politics #Regrets #US

"Fortunately, I didn't just do that, and there are other nicer images; I think of the more positive ones. I have no regrets. I am not proud of what happened, but it is part of a journey. You cannot only do beautiful things," adds Zinédine Zidane. #ZinédineZidane #Italie #CoupeDuMonde (translated)

Twenty years after his famous headbutt in the final of the 2006 World Cup, Zinédine Zidane returns to Italy as the coach of the French national team, reflecting on his career with pride and without regrets, while acknowledging the positive impact of his time at Juventus. #ZinédineZidane #Italie #CoupeDuMonde (translated)

🚨 Zinedine Zidane 🇫🇷 on his last match against Italy 🇮🇹: “THE IMAGES ARE LOOPING EVERYWHERE so yes I have seen them. 😁 I HAVEN'T SPOKEN TO MATERAZZI AT ALL SINCE. ❌ I'm not proud of what I did as I've always said, it's part of my career: I HAVE NO REGRETS. ❌ Well fortunately, I HAVEN'T JUST DONE THAT, THERE ARE OTHERS + NICER. I think of the positive ones. We can't just do beautiful things..." 🎙️ press conference #Zidane #Football #Italie (translated)