Pascal Praud's panel criticizes the interviewers' approach before widening the discussion to political responses to violence in France.
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Pascal Praud's panel criticizes the interviewers' approach before widening the discussion to political responses to violence in France.
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The French panel examines reported contract cancellations and an apology after a montage comparing the footballer to Mao Zedong.
A disputed report about the Trappes attack leads to arguments over press subsidies, Macron and hostility toward journalists.
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Amaury Bucco and Karim Maloum disagree over how to interpret the suspect's background, while questioning the publication of unverified inve…
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Christine Kelly's radio discussion moves from mental health and extremist ideology to accusations of unequal presidential attention.
A discussion prompted by the Trappes attack broadens into a debate about individualism, cultural inheritance and the pressure to perform.
Pascal Praud's panel moves from a fatal attack to competing accusations about the French left, media coverage and political responsibility.