AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEducation Crisis: France’s education minister says up to 500 high schools will be fully or partly closed on Monday after violent teenage protests over teacher shortages, overcrowding and run-down facilities; Public Order: officials cite security failures, with 24 schools burned or ransacked and 78 education workers injured, while police report more than 5,000 arrests since Monday (mostly minors) and hundreds of officers hurt; Political Fight: the government accuses far-left activists of hijacking the movement, while student leaders and unions plan fresh nationwide action; Business Watch: Schneider Electric is nearing a roughly $20B deal to buy US software group PTC, per the Financial Times; Sports—France Team: Zinedine Zidane says he’ll make “smart changes” for France’s Nations League clash with Belgium, with Mbappé out and Upamecano suspended; Migration—Channel: a migrant dinghy has arrived on England’s south coast after crossing from France, prompting protests in Gosport and emergency preparations.
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