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Mats Uotila wrote that the EU had a new social climate fund that, according to him, motorists would practically finance while refueling. He mentioned that the fund would pay for, for example, energy renovations for Greeks and said he nearly used an ugly word to describe the situation. https://t.co/BgKQyJ6HMV #ilmasto #EU #sosiaalisuus (translated)

Apu wrote that José María Figaredo earned 129,905 euros a year and that a tax reform would allow him to save 28,570 euros. He also argued that the proposal would end the welfare state, but he urged people to vote for it and stated that he and others "cayetanos" would save a considerable sum. https://t.co/Bg1gq7nrCR #ReformaFiscal #Bienestar #Ahorro (translated)

Wolfgang Beltracchi is demanding the return of his forged painting "Red Picture with Horses" before the Federal Court, while the court is examining the ownership rights in one of the largest art forgery scandals in post-war history; a decision is expected on January 15. #Kunstfälschung #Beltracchi #BGH (translated)

Pepijn van Houwelingen wrote that residents of the Wadden Islands were concerned about the possible closure of large parts of the islands with fences. According to him, that could happen, the national government decided on it, and the Netherlands could not forgo management plans because, according to him, they were mandatory under European Union regulations. https://t.co/bgNrlEKAPm #Waddeneilanden #NederlandsBestuur #EUbeleid (translated)

Silvia Salis wrote that a project of free digital literacy courses for those over 65 had been initiated with Auser. According to reports, participants would be able to learn how to use computers and smartphones, open an email address, book appointments, and shop online. https://t.co/bGqpicv29Q #AlfabetizzazioneDigitale #Over65 #CorsiGratuiti (translated)

Lt. Torstenson asserted that if SVT required viewers to create an account to access public service, the operation would, according to him, become an organ for controlling viewers. He warned that the next step could be cookies and targeted advertising to the left, which he believed would threaten individuals perceived to be on the right. https://t.co/bGSZWITZi3 #publicservice #yttrandefrihet #mediekritik (translated)

The author wrote that Russia was pursuing a deliberate strategy of terror aimed at making daily life impossible for Ukrainians seeking peace. They said Europe was stepping up efforts to protect people and infrastructure and called on others to increase their support. https://t.co/BgxpVexT7j https://t.co/tJU08tEN3N #Ukraine #Europe #Peace #RU #UA #EU

Nestor Grigoropoulos wrote that Mr. Spiliotopoulos said that New Democracy had lost its identity and its traditional roots. He ironically commented on his hairstyle and protested in an intense tone, stating that the situation would lead them to death and demanding a limit be imposed. https://t.co/bgITHvSy76 #ΝέαΔημοκρατία #Πολιτική #Ελλάδα (translated)

The Planet of Football reported that São Paulo could lose up to six points in the Brasileirão if they did not settle a debt of US$ 300 thousand (R$ 1.5 million) with the agents of midfielder Galoppo and remained under a transfer ban from FIFA for 60 days. According to the publication, the deadline for payment ended on December 2, during the last round of the championship. The loss of points would not be automatic but was provided for in the decision against the club. The report also stated that São Paulo was a repeat offender and had suffered another transfer ban that year due to a debt with Lazio involving Marcos Antônio, which was settled in August. At that time, the club was in 11th place, with 36 points, and would fall to 16th, just one point above the relegation zone, if they lost six points. According to the publication, the board was confident in settling the debt that week and was counting on an agreement with Ticketmaster, which provided for an advance of R$ 110 million in up to 45 days to ease the cash flow. Planet of Football credited the information to ge.globo, Bruno Giufrida, and Eder Traskini. #Brasileirão #SãoPauloFC #Futebol (translated)

PlayStation News reported that the filming of *The Batman Part II* had been paused and that the movie was, for the moment, in limbo. It also noted that Matt Reeves had temporarily stepped back from the project for personal reasons. https://t.co/bgyO65ur9M #TheBatman #Cine #Películas (translated)

The article reported that British financial whistleblower Simon Andriesz was found dead. He had heavily implicated US Commerce Secretary and Trump associate Howard Lutnick and had previously worked as CEO at Lutnick's financial firm BGC. https://t.co/xbfbU4Ztuo #Selbstmord #Whistleblower #Epstein #UK #US (translated)

Tobias Ulbrich wrote on October 5, 2026, that the Cologne Higher Regional Court announced in three appeal proceedings against Moderna that it would overturn the first-instance judgments of the Cologne and Bonn District Courts due to serious procedural errors and remit the cases. This marked the first time that proceedings against Moderna were held in North Rhine-Westphalia; previously, there had been proceedings against AstraZeneca or BioNTech there. According to Ulbrich, the procedural errors mainly concerned the assessment of a negative benefit-risk ratio. He stated that the courts should not have used an evaluation by the CHMP based on data from the defendant as an expert opinion; this was to be criticized according to the case law of the Federal Court of Justice. The lawsuits had been sufficiently coherently presented. For a claim for information, it was not necessary to submit all findings and patient records without gaps; it was sufficient to provide facts from which the significance of the evidence could be derived. Also regarding the claim for information, the plaintiffs reportedly made sufficiently plausible statements, according to Ulbrich. The opposing party was given until October 26, 2026, to explain why the Senate should not annul and remit the case itself but rather decide on the claim for information. The announcement of the decisions was scheduled for November 16, 2026. The case numbers were 5 U 75/25, 5 U 62/25, and 5 U 67/25. Ulbrich included a report on one of the three preliminary proceedings before the Bonn District Court. https://t.co/H1KXCDNJBf #Impfgeschädigte #Rechtsprechung #Moderna (translated)

The author stated that, contrary to what the PS press release claimed and in line with statements from Prime Minister Boris Dillies, no agreement had been given to release the funds for the BGHM as long as Mr. Mostefa remained. The author referred to this as backroom politics. #politiek #transparantie #overheid #BE (translated)