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Student Protests: France’s education crisis is driving nationwide unrest. About 410,000 people marched on Oct. 24, with 1,435 arrests reported. The government has promised school funding and a new university admissions system by 2028, but students say it falls short, and more protests are planned. Policing: UN experts condemned the use of force and mass arrests, warning that some underage demonstrators suffered serious injuries and that security measures have sidelined the movement’s concerns. Business: France’s top administrative court upheld a €50 million fine against Orange for placing unsolicited ads in customers’ email inboxes. Health and Floods: France reported its first documented human infection with Shamonda virus and declared disaster status for 45 municipalities in Hérault after flooding.

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