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Mathias Priebe wrote that Bärbel Bas' stepdaughter died at the age of 53 at the end of September. He described the loss as sad, but stated that the grief only affects Bas. He called the connection of the death with alleged excessive criticism of Bas dishonest. In his opinion, Bas must come to terms with the situation. Other people must also continue to work, deliver performance, and endure criticism, Priebe wrote. After several weeks, her environment should no longer have to take her feelings into account, least of all the whole country. He also stated that he could no longer bear it when people portrayed themselves as victims. Grief is individual and, in his opinion, not divisible, Priebe wrote. He generally feels sympathy only for people who are close to him. While he knows compassion, he would have failed as a journalist if he had immersed himself in all the fates he had to report on, he wrote. Moreover, he accused many of allowing themselves to be deceived again by socialists, for whom he used a derogatory term. In conclusion, he asked whether Bas had been attacked too harshly. #Priebshow #Trauer #Medienkritik #BärbelBas (translated)

Julius Böhm wrote that the press conference after the CDU's retreat should convey a sense of new beginnings, hope, and reasons for renewed trust in the Union. However, those who pay attention to Friedrich Merz's body language and facial expressions, and listen to his hoarse voice and clichés, will come to the opposite conclusion according to Böhm's assessment. #CDU #Politik #Vertrauen (translated)

_horizont_ wrote that Alexander Schweitzer (SPD) should become the new Minister of Labor after Bärbel Bas's resignation, calling it pathetic. Schweitzer considers a ban on the AfD to be conceivable and deemed a vaccination mandate necessary. https://t.co/GvfDLbOHSN #Politik #Deutschland #SPD (translated)

Sander Sassen called for listening to Défano Holwijn and tagged Dilan Yeşilgöz. According to Sassen, Holwijn summarized well how most Dutch people thought about it. He referred to the calls as war mongering and stated that there were Dutch people who did not want that. He also said that, in his opinion, no one thought that the Russians would come. https://t.co/Tk8pIS8STS #Nederland #Vrede #Oorlog (translated)

Walther Schoonenberg wrote that he felt unsafe and unhappy yesterday in his hometown of Amsterdam. The engines of pro-Hamas supporters on Rokin reminded him of the Nazis' entrance into the capital on May 10, 1940, where, according to him, supporters lined the road both then and now. He asked why this was allowed. https://t.co/JkmRq495bC #Amsterdam #Veiligheid #Geschiedenis (translated)

Marieke Hoogwout wrote that there were also flags of the Iranian regime visible and claimed that the regime had killed 40,000 demonstrators in three days this year. She stated that the movement, in her opinion, had nothing to do with freedom, humanity, or peace, and said that people who thought differently should seek help before it was too late. #Iran #Demonstraties #Vrijheid (translated)

Hessian AI researchers and startup promoters emphasize the positive possibilities of artificial intelligence to improve daily life and view the potential risks as manageable, while they counter widespread horror scenarios that predict the end of humanity through thinking machines. #KünstlicheIntelligenz #Technologie #Hessen (translated)

"I'm frustrated that they play against us right after the Premier League's statement,” said the creator of the podcast The Anfield Wrap. “They should have let them first feel how the supporters of other clubs think about them. Everyone now knows what we instinctively felt. These guys play dirty.” Supporter Neil Atkinson told The Times he is looking forward to Manchester City's visit to Anfield, but he added a caveat. #ManchesterCity #Liverpool #financieelschandaal (translated)

Wind and sun complement each other perfectly. "Wind and sun complement each other perfectly. That is why we are increasingly thinking about all our energy sites across technologies," says Markus Winter, Chief Technology Officer of Windkraft Simonsfeld. #Solarpark #ErneuerbareEnergien #Niederösterreich (translated)

Gr@ntlɘr wrote that the firewall is at its end. It not only separates the CDU from the AfD but also from its own voters and is leading the party to ruin. This is now also being said by the ARD journalist Thomas Berbner, he wrote. Furthermore, he asked if anyone would have the courage to make a course change. https://t.co/aSjoR1xwZu #Politik #CDU #Deutschland (translated)

Daniele Ganser wrote that Trump demanded new elections in Ukraine on October 10, 2026, in front of reporters at Joint Base Andrews. Trump said that Zelensky should hold an election and a new president should be ready to end the war with Russia. According to Ganser, Trump explained that Zelensky was causing problems for the USA and the world. Ganser pointed out that Zelensky had been in office since 2019 and that his presidency ended in May 2024. A term usually lasts five years. At the same time, Ganser wrote that Zelensky had imposed martial law and Ukrainian law prohibits presidential and parliamentary elections during that time. He asked whether Trump would now let Zelensky fall and accused the USA of fueling the war for years with arms deliveries. #Ukraine #Trump #Selenskij (translated)

Lisa wrote that America once understood itself as the guardian of Western values, but under Trump increasingly appears like a "rogue state" without a moral compass. She accused the country of lacking principles and credibility, referred to Trump as an "idiot," and asked how he could be elected. #Amerika #Politik #Werte (translated)