France: 5,060 Detentions Tied to School Blockade Unrest, 14 Jailed
French authorities report thousands of detentions since violence linked to lycée blockades began, as a "casseurs-payeurs" bill advances.
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French authorities report thousands of detentions since violence linked to lycée blockades began, as a "casseurs-payeurs" bill advances.

The 2024 climate summit produced five quiet commitments that could actually change everything — from paid-out Loss and Damage to mandatory corporate disclosure.
South Africa's justice minister criticises another American figure, while legal challenges to the country's new speeding fine system are rejected.
A 32-year-old woman showed her chest in a low-cut dress, drawing a startled reaction, according to News.com.au.
A laboratory employee in Siberia died of an unconfirmed cause, not plague, Russian authorities say, after reports of a suspected outbreak.
Israel's Shin Bet security service has warned that Hamas is preparing an attack timed near the country's upcoming vote, according to Italian media.
Tinashe, Doechii, Massive Attack and Adéla are among the acts announced for Primavera Sound's 25th edition in Barcelona.
Police in North Wales have launched a murder investigation after a body was found inside a van that was on fire in Prestatyn.
Carlos Alcaraz will play Jiri Lehecka for the Tokyo ATP 500 title, with DAZN publishing broadcast details for Spain, Mexico, Latin America and the US.
A new study points to a single strategy that could address lung cancer and the muscle wasting that often accompanies it.
Google is limiting which Gemini models free and AI Plus subscribers can use, while adding Deep Think for AI Pro users, per Mashable.
Dennis Hastert, the Illinois Republican who led the House and later admitted to sexual abuse, has died at 84, according to The Washington Post.
Aramco set its November 2026 official selling prices, cutting the Arab Light grade for Asian buyers to its lowest level in six years.
The Irish Times reports a social media influencer paid herself €1.9m, with no further details on the company or the arrangement.
Army, DSS and Amotekun operatives killed ISWAP leader Abdussamad Ohida in Ondo, with UK support cited in the operation.
Philippine president also pledges improved benefits and career advancement as local governments boost teacher allowances.
Poder360 reports the real strengthened sharply and the Ibovespa crossed 200,000 points following Brazil's first-round vote.
AD HOC NEWS reports MindShift is combining artificial intelligence with neurostimulation to treat depression that has not responded to therapy.
A researcher at a Russian anti-plague institute in Siberia has died from an unidentified infection, prompting quarantine and monitoring of close contacts.
Government troops push to the strategic strait as the army announces an operation to retake Sanaa from Houthi control.
Salomey Awity Bafoh was granted bail in the case that has drawn free-speech concerns, with the matter adjourned to February 17, 2027.
Brussels says Poland's plan to give MAN's Niepołomice truck factory 116 million zloty in public aid breaches EU law.
WELT reports the BSW will not vote for AfD's Tillschneider, as Saxony-Anhalt's parliament weighs its first AfD speaker.
A Russian laboratory researcher died of a suspected pneumonic plague infection in Siberia, prompting US and EU monitoring and quarantine measures.
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