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Regina Laska wrote that Donald Trump announced an immediate energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine and stated that both sides had agreed. According to her, Volodymyr Zelensky initially had no knowledge of this. Later, he said the report was new to him, but Ukraine was ready to cease attacks on Russian energy facilities, provided that Russia would no longer attack Ukrainian power plants. Laska wrote that there was no initial confirmation from the Kremlin, and Russian attacks continued. According to Ukrainian sources, among others, power plants in Kyiv and Kharkiv were hit. She also referred to Trump's earlier claim from September 14 that both sides had agreed to spare energy facilities; however, a sustainable ceasefire did not emerge from that. The author placed the announcement within a series of Trump's statements: on Friday, he announced a diesel deal with Putin and a US waiver for Russian diesel deliveries; on Saturday, he said Ukraine needed a new president; and on Sunday, he declared a ceasefire, to which this president allegedly agreed. Laska described this as contradictory since Zelensky had simultaneously been portrayed by Trump as a potential negotiating partner, even though he was unaware of the agreement. Furthermore, Laska wrote that seven US senators - four Republicans and three Democrats - legally challenged Trump's diesel deal with Putin. They accused the government of not involving Congress as required and demanded the withdrawal of the deal. While the US Treasury had issued a license, its sufficient legal basis was disputed. In a satirical scene, Laska imagined Trump reacting by putting down his phone, splattering a freshly painted wall while drinking, and possibly firing the painter afterward. #Trump #Ukraine #Russland (translated)

The author of "savings book enemies" wrote that Christian Lindner answered the question of whether he would prefer to spend an evening with Olaf Scholz or Alice Weidel by saying that with Weidel, he at least knows that she will remember it. #ChristianLindner #OlafScholz #Politik (translated)

Anna wrote that US Senators Schumer, Shaheen, and Warren called Trump's diesel deal with Putin a "total betrayal" of Ukraine and pledged their support to Kyiv. They blamed the Iran war for rising fuel prices in the US and Europe and accused Trump of disregarding the bipartisan will of Congress, which had passed a law just weeks earlier prohibiting the purchase of Russian energy. The senators called for an end to the Iran war instead of financing Russia's war machinery, stating that Putin only responds to strength. Anna recalled that Trump told Zelensky in February 2025 at the White House that he had no cards. Now, Trump is allegedly asking Zelensky for oil with diesel prices exceeding $6 per gallon. According to Anna, Moscow is receiving a sanctions reprieve and new sales markets while Washington is facing accusations of betrayal in its own Senate. She cited a joint statement from the senators, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Arab News, and SRF as sources. #Ukraine #Trump #Putin (translated)

Gr@ntlɘr wrote that there was no excitement about Bodo Ramelow's company car. The prime minister of the Left Party had driven a BMW from the 7 series for ten years, even in his second term without his own majority. According to the author's account, this did not bother anyone either in Munich or elsewhere. #BodoRamelow #Dienstwagen #Politik (translated)

Miss Eve criticized BMW over reports that the car manufacturer withdrew its leasing offer for the new President of the Saxony-Anhalt Parliament on the day of his election. If this is true, the question arises as to whether BMW makes business decisions dependent on the party affiliation of an officeholder, she wrote. She argued that for a company car funded by public means, efficiency and the requirements of the office should count. At the same time, she accused BMW of possibly applying political criteria in selecting customers and warned that these could choose other manufacturers. Miss Eve wrote that she drives a BMW 430i M Sport Coupe, but her leasing contract will soon expire. She could then choose another brand. In the event that BMW excludes customers because of their political views, she noted there are 60.5 million eligible voters in Germany, 30.5 percent potential AfD voters, and 18.5 million disgruntled customers. #BMW #Automobilindustrie #Kundenservice (translated)

Florian Warweg wrote that the Green leadership, with Franziska Brantner and Felix Banaszak, would present their guiding proposal "Our Plan for Germany" at the federal press conference today at 11 a.m. He asked what an opposition party with about 15 percent planned for the republic, which he sees as troubled, and what they hoped to achieve from it. He also questioned whether Brantner and Banaszak remembered that the Greens had been involved in the previous government until May 2025. Warweg invited his readers to submit questions. #Deutschland #Politik #DieGruenen (translated)

The article reported that Palestinians and their supporters in Berlin had commemorated tens of thousands of dead children in Gaza on the day of the terror against Israel. He mentioned Gregor Leip as the foreign correspondent on site. https://t.co/trG7bZOmvn #Gaza #Israel #Frieden #IL #PS #DE #GA (translated)

Erika Suttner-Kamp wrote that she wanted to remind everyone how flowers could be appropriately presented on this occasion. At the same time, she accused the CDU of support with a derogatory Nazi reference and stated that the party was finished. #Nazisteigbügelhalterpartei #CDUhatfertig https://t.co/yCbn5e9xhY #Blumen #Geschenkideen #Kultur (translated)

Malca Goldstein-Wolf wrote that October 7, 2023, permanently changed Israel and left Jewish communities worldwide in shock, grief, and pain. She referred to more than 1,100 dead, 251 people taken hostage, torn-apart families, and thousands who had to leave their homes. Three years later, the attack remains part of Jewish people's lives, she wrote. She remembered the dead, the abducted, as well as families and communities whose lives had fundamentally changed. From the Holocaust and the massacre of October 7, she derives the commitment to advocate for Jewish life and to address grievances openly. Jews can no longer afford political correctness, Goldstein-Wolf wrote. She will confront those she considers part of the problem until the end and emphasized that displacement cannot take away Jews' self-respect. #Israel #Judentum #Erinnerung (translated)

Readonly criticized the way politicians on X interact with users. He named CDU/CSU politicians and Manuel Schwalm, who had repeatedly caught his attention. In his opinion, politicians would shout at, insult, mock, and deride users. Such behavior, he wrote, is unprofessional and undignified. According to Readonly, politicians must represent all citizens, including critics and people with different opinions. While they do not have to respond to every statement, they should not leave anyone behind. Citizens should never vote for politicians who behave this way; they are completely unsuitable character-wise, he wrote. #Politik #Professionalität #Volksvertreter (translated)

Henning Rosenbusch wrote to Markus Söder that unity, justice, and freedom had been undermined in connection with Corona. He angrily recalled women and men who, according to his depiction, had established an inhumane system, and he described their refusal to take responsibility as a mandate and obligation. #Freiheit #Verantwortung #Gesellschaft (translated)

Henning Rosenbusch stated that unity, rights, and freedom have deteriorated in connection with Corona. He explained that people angrily remember the women and men who have introduced an inhumane system and referred to their refusal to take responsibility as a mandate and obligation. #Corona #Freiheit #Verantwortung (translated)