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Stepsen wrote that October 11 should henceforth be celebrated in Europe as a public holiday for the liberation of the internet from Russian bots. In his assessment, this would significantly reduce the number of German and European users confronted with Russian propaganda in their timelines, which could facilitate a return to a democratic and fact-based discourse. #Internetfreiheit #Demokratie #FaktenbasierterDiskurs (translated)

🟥 𝗠𝗲𝗻𝘀𝗰𝗵𝗲𝗻𝗿𝗲𝘁𝘁𝘂𝗻𝗴 Zug-Evakuierung auf der Südbahnstrecke Am Sonntagvormittag, den 11. Oktober 2026, unterstützten sechs freiwillige Feuerwehren die ÖBB bei der Evakuierung eines Personenzuges auf der Südbahnstrecke im Stadtgebiet von Baden. Der in Richtung Wiener Neustadt fahrende Zug, mit 91 Fahrgästen an Bord, war nach … weiterlesen → https://schau.jetzt/htbjz Fotos: BFKDO BADEN / Stefan Schneider Reaktionen gelten der Freiwillige Feuerwehr Baden-Leesdorf , Freiwillige Feuerwehr BADEN-STADT , FF Baden Weikersdorf , Freiwillige Feuerwehr Tribuswinkel , [ffbv.at] Freiw. Feuerwehr der Stadt Bad Vöslau und Freiwillige Feuerwehr Möllersdorf Bezirksfeuerwehrkommando Baden Österreichische Bundesbahnen (ÖBB) Rotes Kreuz Niederösterreich Polizei Niederösterreich

Ina Klaassen, the director of the Rotterdam Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, passed away on October 11, 2026, at the age of 57 after a period of illness, during which she played an important role in the renovation of the museum and the realization of the Depot. #InaKlaassen #MuseumBoijmans #CultuurRotterdam (translated)

The article by Wolfgang Sobotka addresses October 7, 2023, as a turning point in anti-Israel rhetoric and the resurgent antisemitism following the Hamas massacre, and criticizes the unequal consideration of the global community towards Israel and other states. #Nahostkonflikt #Antisemitismus #Hamas (translated)

The writer stated that the consequences were now visible as men were allowed to worsen the situation for female prisoners. They indicated that they had already pointed this out in October 2023 as a possible side effect of the proposed law on gender identity, ahead of the vote in April 2024. https://t.co/QEDZ1jyDwX #Könstillhörighet #Rättigheter #Kvinnor #SE (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)

The current news broadcast from October 11, 2026, covers the topics of an attack on the airport in Riyadh with casualties and injuries, the crisis discussion within the CDU, the operation of Pope Leo XIV on his lungs, as well as the award of the German Book Trade Peace Prize to the British-French lawyer Philippe Sands. #Riad #Friedenspreis #PapstLeoXIV (translated)

Igor Levit wrote that on the third anniversary of what he called the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust, there were calls in Berlin referring to October 7 as a holiday and the only day of justice. For three years, politicians have been telling him that Jewish life in Germany must be safe, Levit wrote, adding that one should save such statements. #Gerechtigkeit #JüdischesLeben #Berlin (translated)

Elias Linder wrote that a report from the Nobel Peace Prize winner Pillay described October 7 as the beginning of Israel's offensive in Gaza. He compared it to describing September 11, 2001, as the day the U.S. attacked Afghanistan. https://t.co/eCsX1YGFIC #fredspris #Gaza #konflikt (translated)

The author of the article accused Hape Kerkeling of portraying his grandfather in a speech in the Thuringian state parliament as a victim of National Socialism and of dramatically equating his imprisonment in Buchenwald with that of persecuted Jews. According to the author, Kerkeling concealed the reasons for his grandfather's imprisonment, Hermann Anton Kerkeling. According to the article, Hermann Anton Kerkeling was sentenced to eight years in a correctional facility in October 1933 for 17 counts of livestock and property theft during the economic crisis. Shortly thereafter, an additional year was added for preparation for high treason, among other things in connection with the communist pamphlet Rote Welle. He served his sentence in Münster, Papenburg, and Bremen. After that, the Gestapo ordered protective custody in Münster in May 1942. On July 2, 1942, Kerkeling was brought to Buchenwald as a political prisoner with the number 6117. He worked in the effects chamber and remained in Nazi custody until the liberation of the camp on April 11, 1945 – a total of about twelve years. He died in Recklinghausen in 1993 at the age of 91. The author described him as an active communist and gang thief, not as a typical victim of National Socialism. #Geschichte #Nationalsozialismus #Erinnerung (translated)

The police unions have submitted a strike notice from October 23 to November 2 to express their opposition to the dictatorial decision of Interior Minister Bernard Quintin to unilaterally change labor time regulations. #GrèvePolice #BernardQuintin #DroitsDesTravailleurs (translated)