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Emma Reilly stated that Navi Pillay handed the name Che Cheng, the wife of Kao Zhiyu, to China. She wrote that Kao smuggled a book about torture out of a Chinese prison, which he claimed authorities subjected him to because of his activism. She added that Kao is missing and that Pillay received the Nobel Peace Prize. #NobelovaCenaMíru #LidskáPráva #Aktivismus #CN (translated)

"With meticulous research, he documents how an activist-radical, anti-Israel and anti-Jewish left has gained a foothold in academia, in the cultural scene, and also in the Left Party." Armin Laschet, former Minister-President and Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee in the German Bundestag, said in his tribute: "With meticulous research, he documents how an activist-radical, anti-Israel and anti-Jewish left has gained a foothold in academia, in the cultural scene, and also in the Left Party." "They highlight the diversity of opinions and identities," said Laschet in his tribute. #GeorgStefanTrollerPreis #JüdischesLeben #Journalismus (translated)

Matej Lahovnik wrote to Polona Rifelj that officials believe, according to him, that ministers come and go, but they themselves remain. He assessed that Minister Oštrc performed excellently in Odmevi, and pointed out that the affair could repeat itself in a different form if it is not clarified which leftist activists among the officials, as Lahovnik claims, created it with the help of the media. #Ministri #Uradniki #Slovenija (translated)

The author questioned why there was still no information about the investigations against a migration activist. He claimed she had driven the getaway car of the six-time murderer from Stade and was the mother-in-law of an SPD politician. Additionally, he asked whether the families of the killed should also lose hope for justice because of this. #Gerechtigkeit #Ermittlungen #Migration #DE (translated)

Uroš Urbanija wondered whether the absence from a certain festival really meant pressure. He wrote that Asta Vrečko, along with some activists, shouted outside the RTV Slovenija building that people, including himself, should also be removed, sarcastically comparing it to a performance by a symphony orchestra. #Slovenija #festival #aktivizem (translated)

Severin Tatarczyk wrote that BMW wanted to send a political message with the withdrawal of the leasing offer for the President of the State Parliament in Saxony-Anhalt. He considered this a mistake: it was about the office and not about the AfD, and companies should remain politically neutral in such matters instead of engaging in activist symbolic politics. In his view, such actions primarily strengthened people in certain circles while additionally supporting the AfD in other milieus. Tatarczyk also questioned how BMW would have acted if a member of the Left had held the office. #Politik #Unternehmen #Neutralität (translated)

The author wrote that the FDP politician and activist Karoline Preisler has become known for positioning herself against anti-Semitism with silent protest and an Israeli flag. He also referred to a brief conversation with a foreign reporter. https://t.co/5O4e2gVWsf #Antisemitismus #FDP #KarolinePreisler #IL (translated)

The X-user Coxx wrote that the medfluencer Alina Walbrun fell for a fabricated illness of the YouTuber Marvin Wildhage in July 2026. Wildhage supposedly had "post-viral nasal hypersensitivity" and invented a fake pharmaceutical company supposedly led by "Dr. Sofia Beatrice Gepetto." Walbrun accepted 3,800 euros for paid clarification and stated on Instagram that she was familiar with the condition from her studies. According to Coxx, she also mentioned symptoms that had not been included in the briefing. Coxx described Walbrun, born in 1998, as one of the most influential German-speaking medfluencers; she had around 300,000 Instagram followers. She had studied human medicine at LMU Munich until May 2026 and referred to herself as "Doc Alina," even though she was not a practicing doctor. Criticism of this had already existed before the scandal. After the video was released, Walbrun apologized, called the term unverified and misleading, and donated the 3,800 euros to Doctors Without Borders, wrote Coxx. The LMU clinic stated that Walbrun was no longer active there and distanced itself from unscientific statements. Coxx also pointed to criticism of the "Doc" title, retracted Harvard statements that later only pertained to a summer school, as well as Walbrun's company Onegevity. This company sold dietary supplements, including matcha with sleep berry, which the BfR warned against. Unsolicited blood sugar tips had also drawn criticism from the German Diabetes Society. Coxx wrote that the public prosecutor's office is now investigating Walbrun, whom he labeled a left-green activist and fraudster. #Medfluencer #Gesundheit #Skandal (translated)

Jari Mäkäräinen criticized Yle for what he perceived as giving Timo R. Stewart, whom he describes as a Hamas activist, an unchallenged platform to present his book. According to Mäkäräinen, the article adopted Stewart's view regarding the destruction of Gaza, genocide, and Finland's responsibility due to trade with Israel, without hearing the opposing side. Mäkäräinen emphasized that, in his opinion, genocide does not equate to heavy war. He wrote that the International Court of Justice had not ruled on the case against Israel and that interim measures were not a judgment. In his view, civilian casualties can occur in urban warfare where Hamas places rockets, command centers, and tunnels among civilians without the intent of destroying the group. He compared this to the battles of Mosul, Raqqa, and Fallujah, claiming that Stewart began using the term genocide after Israel succeeded in its war against Hamas. According to Mäkäräinen, the Yle article also lacked the starting point of the war: the attack on October 7, in which he claims over 1,200 people died, and which involved rapes and kidnappings. He wrote that Hamas aims for the end of Israel instead of a Palestinian state. He criticized the figures presented by the Palestinian Ministry of Health in the article—over 21,600 by December 2023 and over 1,400 after ceasefires—and claimed that the ministry was subordinate to Hamas and that its figures did not differentiate between fighters and civilians. In his view, the article also lacked Israel's perspective that a significant portion of the dead were fighters. Regarding the two-state model, Mäkäräinen wrote that its failure was not solely due to Israel. He claimed that Hamas had rejected the model multiple times and that the Palestinian Authority had turned down offers, such as at Camp David in 2000 and Annapolis in 2008. He added that according to polls, the majority of both Palestinians and Israelis had abandoned the model. He described the cessation of support for UNRWA as a reaction to an organization that, according to him, had ample evidence of connections between its facilities and personnel to Hamas. Mäkäräinen believed that Yle, as a publicly funded media, should not advertise a single essayist as an expert. According to him, the article could have included opposing researchers, Israel's official stance, or addressed Hamas's responsibility for hostages and the use of civilians as shields. He concluded by asking why this had not been done. https://t.co/sHriNitmMo #Gaza #Israel #Hamas (translated)

Rami Kurimo asked whether France was becoming a developing country. Referring to the Daily Mail, he wrote that students had set fires in several schools and attacked teachers. According to him, violence had initially occurred particularly in immigrant-dense areas, and far-left activists had further incited it. #Ranska #kehitysmaa #väkivalta (translated)

Raivis Zeltīts indicated that, with nearly complete compilation of the parliamentary election results, 1.3% of voters, or about 11,000 people, had voted for "Rising Sun for Latvia" (ASL). He acknowledged that this did not meet the party's goal, but considered the result respectable for a new party, especially given what he believed was a smaller advertising budget for the campaign and the public media's ban on participating in most of the television debates. Zeltīts claimed that the media simultaneously provided a platform for pro-Kremlin parties. Zeltīts thanked the party's voters, activists, and candidates, stating that ASL would assess the campaign, change tactics, and continue its work. He emphasized that the party's priority was to maintain its core values, describing the campaign as a political school for its members. Among the factors influencing the election results, Zeltīts mentioned calls not to vote for small parties and voters' disillusionment with politics. He attributed the low voter turnout entirely to the responsibility of "New Unity." In contrast, he viewed the public image of "United List" and Andris Kulbergs as successful, noting that the large campaign budget and 35% result had left other Latvian parties with less support. Zeltīts also claimed that since the rule of "New Unity," there had been no significant change in the political course and that a centrist-liberal, pro-immigration party was in power. #Vēlēšanas #Latvija #Politika (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that extensive information about suspected electoral fraud in favor of V had been forwarded to the Election Review Board. He criticized SvD for instead focusing on the fact that an election official had expressed support for the Tidö parties on their private Facebook page. Schatz believed that SvD’s journalists should investigate the information about electoral fraud, which he said had been revealed by the editorial section, and wondered if the roles at the newspaper had been reversed. https://t.co/4kE42lu85S #valfusk #journalistik #politik (translated)

Former Pussy Riot activist Rita Flores reports in an interview that she worked for the Russian secret service FSB for three and a half years and was incited to participate in the murder of a friend, shedding light on the infiltration of the art scene by the secret service. #FSB #PussyRiot #RussischerGeheimdienst (translated)

If you are so psychologically unstable that Gaza is a pivotal period in your life even though you have never been there and you have no idea what is happening there beyond the propaganda; it would be helpful if you skipped the referendums. There is a great chance that due to your obsession with Gaza, you will impose high taxes, activist television, corruption, and voting rights on the people of Tuzla and Bihać... #Gaza #politika #referendum (translated)

First, @nikakolac @8Marec is wrong to say that they made a statement. No, they didn't make a statement, but published one. Then: a horrifying comment from an activist who was at the forefront of the fight against hate speech. God knows what Nika would have done in May 1945. #sovražniGovor #aktivizem #historija (translated)

One can know the content of these topics almost with letter-perfect precision without ever opening a page. A self-destructive empathetic activist journalist nods as a self-centered and simple Somali says he experiences racism because society does not sufficiently submit to his penis religion. https://t.co/OUilmJxVIm #rasismi #aktivismi #yhteiskunta (translated)