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Wildfires · France

Massive French wildfire now contained, 16,000 hectares affected, local authorities say

38% Center coverage: 78 sources

A massive wildfire that has scorched through 16,000 hectares (39,537 acres) of forest and villages in southern France since Tuesday has now been contained, local authorities said on Thursday. Firefighters will remain deployed in the area in the coming days to secure the site and prevent flare-ups, they added in a statement.See the Story

X · United States

Grok Account Briefly Suspended on X

45% Left coverage: 64 sources

Grok, a generative artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot embedded on the X platform, was briefly suspended from the social site Monday. See the Story

Agriculture · France

Law Duplomb Censored, Noise Party and Seaman's Song Fill up with Festivalgoers: T in the Act Makes the Tour of the Info in Video

50% Left coverage: 6 sources

T in the news reports, this Friday, on the partial censorship of the Constitutional Council about the Duplomb law. The main agricultural unions in Finistère react.See the Story

Demonstrators in SF Highlight Gazan Journalists Killed by Israel

Coverage: 4 sources

This week, people around the world are mourning the lives of Palestinian journalists in Gaza who were killed in targeted Israeli airstrikes on Sunday. On Tuesday evening in San Francisco, hundreds of demonstrators marched from Union Square to the Reuters news office in the financial district to mourn the lives of the seven journalists killed in an Israeli attack on al-Shifa hospital in Gaza City on Sunday and to raise awareness of the growing st…Protestors · Gaza See the Story

Israel Must Allow Independent Investigations of Palestinian Journalist Killings – and Let International Media Into Gaza

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

By Peter Greste, Macquarie University (The Conversation) – The New York-based media freedom organisation, the Committee to Protect Journalists, is scrupulous with its words. So, when the organisation described the killing of six Palestinian journalists in an Israeli air strike as “murder”, the word was a carefully considered choice. The CPJ defines “murder” as the “deliberate killing of journalists for their work”. Why were the journalists targe…Gaza · Gaza See the Story

François Bayrou Becomes ‘Youtuber’ to Defend His Budget Cuts Against the French

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

“All political leaders are going on vacation, something well deserved, but this is something I will not do.” With this message the French Prime Minister, Centrist François Bayrou, his YouTube channel, FB Direct, has released an unpublished format in his case, which he has created to “have direct communication, without staging” with the French and defend the unpopular package of budget cuts he presented a month ago. Continue readingYouTube · France See the Story

New Scandal in Macronie: Xavier Jamet, when the Fnsea Infiltrates the Government

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Despite 2 million signatures against the Duplomb law (which has been partially censored since then), the government appoints Xavier Jamet, ex-lobbyist of the FNSEA, Chief of Staff of the Spokesman Sophie Primas.Paris, France · Paris Read Article

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Massive French wildfire now contained, 16,000 hectares affected, local authorities say

Grok Account Briefly Suspended on X

Law Duplomb Censored, Noise Party and Seaman's Song Fill up with Festivalgoers: T in the Act Makes the Tour of the Info in Video

Demonstrators in SF Highlight Gazan Journalists Killed by Israel

Israel Must Allow Independent Investigations of Palestinian Journalist Killings – and Let International Media Into Gaza

François Bayrou Becomes ‘Youtuber’ to Defend His Budget Cuts Against the French

New Scandal in Macronie: Xavier Jamet, when the Fnsea Infiltrates the Government

An Assault without Proof? Cnews Still Makes Tons of It to Type on the Left

Retailleau, Valls, Darmanin: Why They Fought Against the Veiled Sportsmen

Migrants Appeal for Immediate Shelter Outside Paris City Hall

Merchandise or Revolution ? the Political and Social Role of Music

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Demonstrators in SF Highlight Gazan Journalists Killed by Israel

Israel Must Allow Independent Investigations of Palestinian Journalist Killings – and Let International Media Into Gaza

François Bayrou Becomes ‘Youtuber’ to Defend His Budget Cuts Against the French

New Scandal in Macronie: Xavier Jamet, when the Fnsea Infiltrates the Government

An Assault without Proof? Cnews Still Makes Tons of It to Type on the Left

Retailleau, Valls, Darmanin: Why They Fought Against the Veiled Sportsmen

Migrants Appeal for Immediate Shelter Outside Paris City Hall

Merchandise or Revolution ? the Political and Social Role of Music