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Last update: 28 minutes agoEducation Crisis in France: France’s education minister Édouard Geffray says up to 500 high schools will be fully or partly closed Monday as security “has not been fulfilled,” after 24 schools were burned or ransacked and 78 education staff injured; protests that began Sept. 17 over teacher shortages, overcrowding, and dilapidated buildings have spread nationwide, with police reporting thousands of arrests and injuries. Protest Fallout: Authorities warn organisers plan renewed large-scale demonstrations, while officials accuse far-left activists of infiltrating and escalating violence—raising the stakes for students, teachers, and local communities. Culture & Faith Lens: Separate coverage highlights Pope Leo XIV’s France visit and a reported Catholic revival among Gen Z, alongside debates over assisted suicide and abortion. Lifestyle/Arts Note: The Bayeux Tapestry exhibition at the British Museum is extending hours to ease queues, a reminder of how heritage tourism is adapting to demand.
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