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Daniel Schatz wrote that demonstrators in Sweden on the anniversary of October 7 openly praised mass murder, violence, terror, and Hamas. In Gothenburg, demonstrators allegedly waved Hamas flags and images of Yahya Sinwar and Abu Obeida according to him. In Stockholm, demonstrators participated in a march, according to Schatz, with a sign where the word "Gaza" was designed to associate with the sign "Arbeit macht frei" at Auschwitz. He also described a man in a Gestapo-like leather coat, with a bundle of banknotes and a bloody mask depicting Benjamin Netanyahu, as the leader of the group. Schatz wrote that such comparisons constituted antisemitism according to the IHRA definition, which Sweden had adopted. He claimed that similar incidents had been ongoing for three years, despite politicians saying that the fight against antisemitism was a top priority, and questioned when the police and judicial system would intervene. #Antisemitism #Sverige #Hamas (translated)

Marita Welin ironically wrote that it was claimed that there were no citizenship investigations and that there were only diary entries. At the same time, she asserted that the diary entries contained documents that were the basis for decisions on citizenship and concluded that applications were therefore not investigated. https://t.co/IvZO3plMzJ #Medborgarskap #Sverige #Saga (translated)

The PSP and the Municipal Police of Porto removed the protesters' tents in Praça Dom João I, where a protest against the housing crisis and the rising cost of living took place, which had more than 1500 participants since last Saturday. #Protesto #CriseHabitacional #CustoVida (translated)

In his first television interview after leaving the government, Pedro Passos Coelho criticized the inaction of the current government and expressed his intention to run again for prime minister, arguing that the country is not taking advantage of the political forces on the right to carry out the necessary reforms. #PedroPassosCoelho #PolíticaPortuguesa #DebatePolítico (translated)

Pedro Siza Vieira states that Pedro Passos Coelho is aligned with Chega and criticizes his intentions to overthrow Luís Montenegro, while also advocating for greater realism regarding expectations about the SNS and state investment in the purchase of REN. #ComissãoDeInquérito #PedroSizaVieira #PolíticaPortuguesa (translated)

Pedro Menin stated that the PT was, according to him, furious, as he had warned days earlier, and said that Vorcaro would hand Lula over to the "lions" by the 25th. Menin wrote that the party would have no way to act without harming itself, whether by remaining silent or resorting to censorship, and claimed that he was sending subordinates to do what he called "dirty work," following the outline of an analysis of his. He indicated that the text was available at the link in the comments. #PT #Lula #política (translated)

Joãozinho stated that the WhatsApp channel "Lula's Army", created by Janones and with almost 4 million people, had been taken down. He classified the episode as censorship and absurd, and questioned the respect for the Constitution and the trust in the country. #JANONESELULACENSURADOS https://t.co/9FlRsNHyVW #Censura #LiberdadeDeExpressão #PolíticaBrasileira (translated)

The author wrote that the Middle Corridor, connecting China with Europe through Central Asia, the Caspian Sea, and the South Caucasus, may significantly change the geography of Eurasian freight transport in the coming years. He referred to the latest World Bank report on the use of the potential of this route. #transport #Eurazja #logistyka #CN #EU #KZ #AM (translated)

Jan Molski wrote that maintaining the Pegasus commission has cost 6.3 million PLN since its establishment, averaging about 200,000 PLN per month. He asked whether these expenses were incurred to determine that data can leak from Pegasus just like from any application. He also mocked the experts' opinions and congratulated them for such a result. https://t.co/KuxE27ifQz #Pegasus #koszty #dane (translated)

The post informed that Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin talked for about an hour and a half. Russian President's advisor Yuri Ushakov described the conversation as "very substantive and friendly." Interfax, citing Ushakov, also conveyed that the leaders had many topics to discuss. #Trump #Putin #polityka #US #RU (translated)

Gustavo Martínez stated that a tax cut would not be credible without pension reductions because, as he wrote, the decrease in personal income tax would be financed with a tax like inflation, which would neutralize or even worsen the effect of the cut. He described the proposal as more of the same and used a vulgar term to refer to it. https://t.co/VPFD51a7pk #Economía #Impuestos #Pensiones (translated)