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"We have today, I believe, no factual reason to change our position. Russia continues to bomb both civilians and infrastructure in Ukraine. And so yes to seeking a ceasefire on energy (...), no to yielding to the Russian threat," said Emmanuel Macron from the Porte de Versailles. #Macron #Ukraine #Russie (translated)

The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, called Zelensky yesterday to support his plea for a energy ceasefire, while pointing out that this week more European funding will arrive for the production of drones and missiles to protect Ukrainian skies. #SancionesRusia #Ucrania #UniónEuropea (translated)

Nae Moromete wrote that he had heard rumors that Călin Georgescu was to be placed under house arrest that day. He indicated possible reasons such as the ongoing protests in front of the Central Arrest, which he said were intensifying with the arrival of the diaspora and the increasingly frequent publication of these protests, as well as the solidarity of some individuals inside with Georgescu, whom, according to the author, everyone referred to as "the Voivode." Moromete specified that the information was just rumors. #CălinGeorgescu #proteste #arest (translated)

"Immediately after the post was published, Russia launched a targeted attack on a power plant in Kharkiv and caused further damage to our energy system," said Zelensky. "does not read Truth Social" According to Zelensky, Russian President Vladimir Putin "does not read Truth Social," the social network where the American president published the announcement about the ceasefire. #Ukrajina #Rusko #Zelenskyj (translated)

Brain not available indicated having received a video filmed on Thursday, October 8, at Place de la Nation, in Paris. According to the media, a reporter was seen filming an arrest and being threatened by plainclothes police. He stated that these actions were not legal and that the police were preventing filming for a reason he knew. https://t.co/cey6fRLkgG #Paris #LibertéDExpression #Sécurité (translated)

The government is trying to adopt a more friendly approach to foreigners and refugees from Ukraine, even though SPD chairman Tomio Okamura regularly calls for the end of temporary protection, which the Czech government does not plan to abolish. #ukrajinštíuprchlíci #dočasnáochrana #migrace (translated)

The European Union condemns the "concerning" agreement between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin regarding diesel, emphasizing that sanctions against Russia will continue, despite this desire, to exert pressure on Moscow in the context of the war in Ukraine. #Sancțiuni #Rusia #Trump (translated)

Benjamin Netanyahu requested the prosecution of 24 Israeli soldiers who appeared in the documentary "NAZA," winner of the Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival, accusing them of defaming the Israeli army through testimonies about the deliberate killing of civilians in the Gaza Strip. #BenjaminNetanyahu #documentar #Gaza (translated)

Jarosław Królewski wrote that in his opinion the result of the match was distorted by three cardinal mistakes made by the referee within six minutes. Referring to the words of Tomek Frankowski, who stated that Wisła was cheated by the referees, he added that he would probably have used an even harsher term himself. (translated)

At the Paris Motor Show, about 30 manufacturers, including Citroën with the all-electric revival of the "Duck," present new models and emphasize the importance of European production in the competition against Chinese manufacturers. #Automesse #EuropäischeProduktion #Elektroautos (translated)

Don Shelby shared several curiosities about Spanish on the occasion of the Day of Hispanity. He stated that the "ñ" arose from a medieval abbreviation and that it did not have an exact equivalent sound in other traditional alphabets. He also pointed out that Spanish used double question and exclamation marks, officially adopted by the Royal Spanish Academy in 1754 to anticipate the tone of sentences. Shelby indicated that "electroencephalographist," with 23 letters, was the longest official word, and that "e" was the most commonly used letter, followed by "a." He added that "e" appeared most frequently in *Don Quixote*, by Miguel de Cervantes. Lastly, he said he regretted that Spanish was not the universal language and considered it, by far, the most beautiful on the planet. #Hispanidad #IdiomaEspañol #Cultura (translated)

Progresston stated that Pedro Sánchez had been greeted with insults, whistles, and boos during the parade on October 12th. He described the scene as "the true CIS" and noted that one of the insults was offensive in nature. https://t.co/8LitDwcpTh #PedroSánchez #Desfile12Octubre #España (translated)

The author said Europe should focus on supporting Ukraine, increasing pressure on Russia and strengthening its own security. They wrote that the largest sanctions listing ever had just been agreed at the FAC and called for using frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine and restricting visas for Russian citizens. https://t.co/8wFcuOhmPK #Ukraine #Russia #Sanctions #UA #RU

In 2025, reported crimes in Italy decreased to around 2.36 million, a decline of 1.8% compared to the previous year, with Milan ranking first for the number of reports per capita, while Rome shows a decrease of 5.3% and Naples ranks twelfth. #criminalità #delitti #Milano (translated)

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has requested an investigation into the 24 soldiers and intelligence members who testified anonymously in the NAZA documentary, accusing them of revealing classified information regarding military attacks that caused the deaths of Palestinian civilians. #Netanyahu #NAZA #Israele (translated)

The US, under the leadership of Donald Trump, announced an agreement with Russia for the delivery of diesel, despite the imposed sanctions, in an attempt to reduce fuel prices in the American market, but analysts warn that the effect on the global energy crisis will be minimal. #SUA #Rusia #motorină (translated)

Lupe Sánchez argued that the statements about the Grandchildren's Law confirmed, in his opinion, that there was an intention to compromise the integrity of the census and alter the elections. He said that the Supreme Court had to decide whether to maintain the precautionary measures, even though this could prevent some descendants of exiles from voting in these elections, or whether to allow hundreds of thousands of naturalized citizens to vote against the will of the Spanish legislator. Sánchez stated that these naturalizations had been processed through guarantee-less procedures managed by opaque companies, some of which, he wrote, were linked to non-democratic regimes. #LeyDeNietos #Censo #Elecciones (translated)