As the school holiday period nears, beginning on October 17th, French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has stated that the government’s initial decisions regarding ongoing protests will be presented at the end of October. This delay comes in response to movement by high school students (lycéens), raising concerns about a potential escalation of the situation. The government appears to be buying time, assessing the situation rather than reacting immediately. However, this strategy carries the risk of further entrenching the conflict. No specific details were provided regarding the nature of the protests or the potential governmental responses. The delay suggests internal deliberations and a cautious approach towards resolving the unrest in France. The situation remains fluid as the October deadline approaches.