The tracked channels published 343 videos in the last seven days; 322 are transcribed and 199 have their content synthesis. Everything below is computed on them and can be read for the three countries together or for one of them.
28 September – 4 October 2026 · 111 content syntheses read by our local model
Content focuses on Mediapart's revelations regarding writings attributed to Jordan Bardella. Left-wing channels assert the authenticity of antisemitic and conspiracy-theory messages, analyzing the use of a communicational "showcase" to hide radical convictions. Conversely, some left-wing sources mention manipulation or "barbouserie," while Le Monde is accused by the left of favoring the demonization-reduction of the Rassemblement National.
Educational and social issues divide orientations. Both left-wing and far-right channels denounce the lack of resources and teachers, although the far-right attributes obstacles in research on Arab-Muslim slavery to the influence of the far-left. Regarding security, the far-right highlights rising delinquency in Creuse and the breach of the social contract. The left analyzes riots as a class struggle and denounces police violence against high school students and suburb residents.
The week’s videos ranked by views per day since publication: a video published yesterday with a hundred thousand views already comes before a six-day-old one with as many.
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Only the 24 most viewed videos of each orientation are shown. The full list is available as JSON (week.json) and, on request, in the data explorer.
Number of sentences naming each public figure in this week’s transcribed videos. Each bar is divided by the orientation of the channels in which these sentences are spoken. Private individuals are never counted.
One synthesis per day of publication, for the country chosen above, with the videos it is drawn from.
The content focuses on education, technology, and social tensions. Libertarian channels advocate for adapting education to AI and highlight the greater attractiveness of the US tax system. Far-right channels emphasize the utility of AI for content creation and the importance of professionalization through official structures. The culture channel compares national priority to the occupation under Marshal Pétain and characterizes this discourse as hate speech.
Regarding political and social issues, left-wing channels denounce the government's instrumentalization of youth and justify radicalism as a response to neoliberalism. Conversely, libertarian channels attribute the country's lack of recovery to a deficit of patriotism. Finally, the manosphere criticizes contemporary feminism, accusing it of promoting hatred toward men and absolute independence.
Content focuses on political and social tensions. Far-right channels denounce Jean-Luc Mélenchon's "chaos strategy" and a perceived "wilding" linked to an "Afro-Islamic conquest." They present the Rassemblement National as the only party capable of managing the situation and criticize judicial leniency. Conversely, left-wing channels warn that Marine Le Pen's remarks are dangerous for democracy and call for the dissolution of the BRAVEM unit to protect protesters. Positions also differ regarding Mediapart, viewed by the left as a tool for electoral destabilization, while the far-right highlights La France Insoumise's use of digital tools to create general panic.
Social issues are marked by manosphere analyses, which criticize feminism and describe French women as "bitter." Libertarian and culture channels respectively discuss Brazilian economic models and nostalgia related to the game Phantasy Star Online. Finally, the far-right and the left diverge on education, alternating between the legitimacy of high school students' demands and critiques of school schedules.
