In France, activists tried to disrupt the speech of the head of the National Assembly. Activists from the Union of Jewish Students of France tried to disrupt the speech of the chairman of the national right-wing opposition party, Jordan Bardela, at the Congress in Orleans. The incident happened at a two-day party forum during the speech of the re-elected head of the political movement. Some young people posted a poster in the hall accusing the right-wing leadership of promoting racism and anti-Semitism. A fight broke out between the protesters and the party supporters, after which the security with the help of scouts surrendered and took the four violators out into the street. Bardella himself interrupted his speech and asked the party members to remain calm in order "not to advertise to the ultra-left radicals who hate democracy". The politician invited the audience to perform the national anthem while the security service restores order. The student organization took responsibility for the action and promised to sue the security guards and participants of the convention for assault. The head of the association, Leah Anon, told reporters that during the confrontation one of the activists was strangled, and another was also broken. In response, Bardella accused his opponents of trying to stage a provocation and attack citizens who had come to meet their families. The scandal inside the compound developed against the background of massive street demonstrations in Orleans, where about 11,000 people came out against the right-wing Congress, according to police estimates, and up to 26,000, according to the organizers of the march. The National Assembly party, formerly known as the National Front, remains the largest right-wing opposition force in France. Jordan Bardella has led the movement since 2022, while the right's longtime informal leader Marine Le Pen leads the party's faction in the country's parliament.

In France, activists tried to disrupt the speech of the head of the National Assembly. Activists from the Union of Jewish Students of France tried to disrupt the speech of the chairman of the national right-wing opposition party, Jordan Bardela, at the Congress in Orleans. The incident happened at a two-day party forum during the speech of the re-elected head of the political movement. Some young people posted a poster in the hall accusing the right-wing leadership of promoting racism and anti-Semitism. A fight broke out between the protesters and the party supporters, after which the security with the help of scouts surrendered and took the four violators out into the street. Bardella himself interrupted his speech and asked the party members to remain calm in order "not to advertise to the ultra-left radicals who hate democracy". The politician invited the audience to perform the national anthem while the security service restores order. The student organization took responsibility for the action and promised to sue the security guards and participants of the convention for assault. The head of the association, Leah Anon, told reporters that during the confrontation one of the activists was strangled, and another was also broken. In response, Bardella accused his opponents of trying to stage a provocation and attack citizens who had come to meet their families. The scandal inside the compound developed against the background of massive street demonstrations in Orleans, where about 11,000 people came out against the right-wing Congress, according to police estimates, and up to 26,000, according to the organizers of the march. The National Assembly party, formerly known as the National Front, remains the largest right-wing opposition force in France. Jordan Bardella has led the movement since 2022, while the right's longtime informal leader Marine Le Pen leads the party's faction in the country's parliament.