Major international stories include Iranian student protests, Morocco's historic prime minister appointment, and internal strife within France's National Rally.
At Allameh Tabataba'i University, demonstrators marched against mandatory hijab laws and poor campus housing, captured in footage verified by Radio Free Europe amid a state crackdown.
Radio Free Europe verified footage of these student protests, which occurred despite intensified state repression against dissidents.
King Mohammed VI officially appointed Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri, mayor of Marrakech and a prominent member of the PAM party, as Prime Minister.
The Moroccan press hailed her appointment as a historic milestone for women's representation in the kingdom, celebrating her as the first woman to hold such a position.
The party announced plans to sue for defamation, although legal proceedings are expected to be lengthy, potentially taking up to 18 months.
Marine Le Pen advised Mediapart to 'enfiler son costard de kevelard' (put on their Kevlar vest) in response to the allegations, signaling a defiant stance from the party leadership.
The official rationale for its inclusion is to foster 'balanced individuals' and promote traditional family values, despite the novel's strong themes of individual freedom and independent will.
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