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And now to this question about Bischof and Kimmich – because that’s behind your thought, even if you didn’t say the name. Full support for Kimmich! There was already that from coach Vincent Kompany (40) before the game, who, when asked about Tom Bischof, said: "And now to this question about Bischof and Kimmich – because that’s behind your thought, even if you didn’t say the name." #Kimmich #DFB #Bayern (translated)

Emanuel Boeminghaus criticized that the CDU is dealing with the statements of a Civey poll expert regarding the mood in the country, a speech by 86-year-old former Federal President Joachim Gauck, and a renewed debate about the fire wall at their retreat meeting. Meanwhile, the promise of prosperity in the country is increasingly being called into question, he wrote. Boeminghaus urged the party to focus more on the economy, growth, and prosperity. Then it might have to deal less with polling figures, he argued. Instead, the CDU continues to go in circles politically and is beyond help. Even "Grandpa Kurt" might soon lose the desire to vote for them, he wrote. https://t.co/Eq6P5aMAij #CDU #Wirtschaft #Wohlstand (translated)

Kolja Barghoorn painted a confrontation between SPD Interior Minister Georg Maier and Baumann. Maier initially accused the AfD of authoritarian thinking. Baumann replied that Maier did not understand the world, as he stood at 6 percent in Thuringia. Maier then asked if that meant he had to keep his mouth shut and repeated his accusation. Later, he again suggested that Baumann was trying to silence him. Barghoorn described Maier's argumentation as a straw man: Maier had made a false claim and then argued against it. Barghoorn also wrote that he was not surprised that nothing was working in Thuringia anymore, and that those addressed and their embarrassing domestic intelligence reports were no longer taken seriously. #Thüringen #Politik #AfD (translated)

Nobel Peace Prize laureate Navi Pillay jokes during her acceptance speech about a possible sharing of the prize with Donald Trump, while also expressing serious thoughts on the challenges of international law and human rights. #Friedensnobelpreis #Menschenrechte #Völkerrecht (translated)

I share this story of setbacks a bit. I had that quite often in my career too. When you eventually find the strength to return to the top level, it stays within you. I hope that in the coming years he can just enjoy playing football again. I also believe that it will be so. Kompany believes that this setback will not throw Musiala off balance: "I share this story of setbacks a bit. I had that quite often in my career too. When you eventually find the strength to return to the top level, it stays within you. I hope that in the coming years he can just enjoy playing football again. I also believe that it will be so." When talking about load management, you first have to go over the limit to 100 percent. There is no load management if you haven't marched 100 percent in a game and are completely fatigued. We look at the overall package, so that we have the guys fit at the end of these eight games. Furthermore, Kompany indirectly hinted that he won't rotate in Augsburg yet, because he has to pay less attention to issues like load management. For me, the national team doesn't play a role in my decisions for a starting lineup. Kompany: "For me, the national team doesn't play a role in my decisions for a starting lineup." And now to this question about Bischof and Kimmich – because that's what's behind your thought, even if you didn't mention the name. What's important is: I haven't forgotten who played against Union Berlin, and how well they played. I haven't forgotten who played against Bodö Glimt and how well they played. I haven't forgotten who played against Dortmund to win the Supercup, and against Stuttgart. You take that with you. By the way: Like national coach Jürgen Klopp (59), Kompany sensed a Kimmich story in the BILD question about Bischof, saying: "And now to this question about Bischof and Kimmich – because that's what's behind your thought, even if you didn't mention the name. What's important is: I haven't forgotten who played against Union Berlin, and how well they played. I haven't forgotten who played against Bodö Glimt and how well they played. I haven't forgotten who played against Dortmund to win the Supercup, and against Stuttgart. You take that with you." #Bundesliga #BayernMünchen #DFBStars (translated)

Felix Perrefort wrote that plagiarism problems among politicians arise because they write dissertations mainly to enhance their resumes and often lack a serious research interest. Such works are often difficult to read and are rarely read outside of assessments; instead of demonstrating their own intellectual achievements, they convey an appearance of scholarly merit. According to Perrefort, only those who truly want to discover something new should write a dissertation. Only people who want to fully dedicate themselves to science should strive for a doctorate. He described it as indecent to present others with 200 to 400-page texts that are merely obligatory exercises and therefore insignificant. Perrefort questioned which politicians felt the need to profile themselves with a doctoral thesis. He described them as career politicians without a "solid foundation of an acquired profession" and wrote that they neither mastered politics nor science. Mario Voigt embodies this problem particularly strongly, Perrefort claimed, accusing him of being unable to say anything about Auschwitz without AI and of lacking independent thoughts. #Plagiat #Doktortitel #Wissenschaft (translated)

Paul Ronzheimer wrote that as a German he felt deep shame that a former chancellor had visited Vladimir Putin on his birthday while Putin was bombing Ukraine. From Kyiv, Ronzheimer reported little light because, according to him, the Russian army was permanently bombing there. https://t.co/2OHR7Scnyb #Ukraine #Putin #Frieden (translated)

Christine Anderson conducted a thought experiment and wrote that something similar about Ursula von der Leyen, Merz, Macron, or Zelensky at the US Capitol would have long triggered an “endless storm of outrage” in the media. She explained the comparatively lesser outrage by stating that it was “only” about Trump. https://t.co/KX1uHeiTzD https://t.co/lldyrQXcfB #Politik #USKapitol #Trump (translated)

The account "sparbuchfeinde" wrote that there are significant tensions in the CDU Saxony-Anhalt. Several faction members have confirmed to MDR that they are considering leaving the faction and forming their own parliamentary group. An anonymous faction member told MDR that Sven Schulze has no authority in the faction. His grab for the faction chair has deeply divided it; he cannot overcome the split and will not establish unity, the member quoted sparbuchfeinde. #CDU #SachsenAnhalt #Politik (translated)

The author recalled that Hamas had attacked Israel exactly three years earlier and described the attack as barbaric terror. His thoughts are with the murdered, the freed hostages, and their relatives, he wrote. Anti-Semitism has no place anywhere; it must be opposed everywhere and in every form. https://t.co/152NRQQz7z #Israel #Hamas #Antisemitismus #IL #PS (translated)

Rudi Fußi criticized that Babler led the SPÖ to its worst election result in history and to 15 percent in polls, yet he is allowed to remain a minister. He described this as a reward. Fußi ironically added that people outside of politics would surely understand this, and no one would think that those in charge at the top have lost touch with reality. #SPÖ #Wahlen #Politik (translated)

1. FC Köln announced that Thijs Dallinga sustained a cruciate ligament injury during a friendly match and will be sidelined for several months. Ragnar Ache will have to pause for now due to a muscle injury. The club stated that they want to support Dallinga in the coming months and expressed hope to see him celebrating again after his recovery, like on the first matchday in the RheinEnergieSTADION. Ache wished the club a speedy recovery and emphasized that they need him. #effzeh #verletzung #kommtstarkzurück #sportlichkeit (translated)

Coolnasenbaer recalled on the Day of German Unity that he had left his homeland in early September 1990 at the age of 16 with two bags. He had set off for the southwest of the Federal Republic without knowing where his path would lead him. He wrote that only October 3rd had given him certainty about German unity. The move had been a personal departure into freedom for him, which had opened up new possibilities. Looking back, he expressed gratitude for being able to shape his life himself. At the same time, Coolnasenbaer emphasized that freedom should not be taken for granted. People must stand up for it and also defend the freedom of others, he wrote. For him, therefore, October 3rd is a day of joy, remembrance, and obligation. #Einheit #Freiheit #Erinnerungen (translated)

A nightmare what the passengers experienced today on the Flydubai flight to Tel Aviv. I am all the more relieved that the plane was able to land safely. My thoughts are with everyone who was injured in the attack, with the passengers and their families. #Flydubai #TelAviv #Flugzeugkatastrophe #AE #IL (translated)