French School Unrest: Protests over teacher shortages, overcrowding and dilapidated buildings escalated nationwide, with Interior Minister Laurent Nunez saying 625 people were arrested, 83 police and dozens of teachers/pupils injured, and 356 schools affected. Macron vs. the Left: Macron said students’ “anxieties” are legitimate but violence isn’t, and accused some left-wing figures of “inciting” unrest; Mélenchon replied that his movement calls for non-violence. UK–France Migration Deal: Britain scrapped the “one in, one out” Channel returns scheme with France; the Home Office says it’s no longer processing new cases, while deportation flights continue for those already detained. EU Re-entry Debate: Macron and Spain’s Sánchez welcomed the idea of Britain rejoining the EU after UK PM Andy Burnham floated “all options,” triggering fresh political backlash in Britain. Pope Leo XIV in France: The pope framed his visit around “rebirth,” pointing to Notre-Dame’s reconstruction and urging cooperation between Church and state. ECB Leadership Watch: Christine Lagarde said she could leave the ECB a few months early but ruled out running for France’s presidency. Justice for Marseille Raid: A French court classified Nazi-era mass arrests in Marseille as crimes against humanity. Cyber Shock: A major breach exposed French tax records of up to 43 million people via stolen contractor credentials.