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Daniel Eliasson wrote that Ahmad Mansour and Oliver Mayer Rüth had invited him to their podcast. He had declined due to scheduling reasons and in a very respectful manner, and subsequently received an email that he linked. He addressed the question to BR whether this corresponded with the behavior in the editorial team. https://t.co/XjJFR8fHGK #Podcast #Respekt #Kommunikation (translated)

The author wrote that Bergamo went into a harsh lockdown in the tenth calendar week of 2020; caregivers fled and logistics collapsed. After that, the death toll rose sharply once and never again. Hamburg reacted three weeks later; nothing happened there. He wrote that it was not viruses that were deadly, but people. https://t.co/OaikpMSGay #Bergamo #COVID19 #Pandemie #IT #DE (translated)

The problem is enormous. The state government under governor Anton Mattle (ÖVP) is certainly "obliged to finally take action" and must "finally come up with adequate solutions," Dornauer said, because: "The problem is enormous. This year there was a truck jam in the south that stretched from Brenner to Neumarkt. That's about 100 kilometers. That's no longer bearable." #Tirol #LkwTransit #Nachtfahrverbot (translated)

The Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe in Kassel is increasingly suffering from the effects of climate change, particularly due to more frequent heavy rainfall and drought stress, which significantly complicates the maintenance and preservation of this historic park. #BergparkWilhelmshöhe #Klimawandel #Denkmalschutz (translated)

The aunt of the animal gave the all-clear and wrote that it was a cut wound that was already a few days old. It looked good and there were no complications. With some care, the affected person could return to her group next week. https://t.co/VIZMjb8Wbo #Gesundheit #Wunden #Pflege (translated)

The author wrote that after the introduction of a wealth tax, no wave of emigration among the wealthy was to be expected. Small fortunes of people with middle incomes would be completely consumed for care, while large fortunes remained untouched. He described a wealth tax to improve schools as reasonable and fair. #Vermögenssteuer #Bildung #Gerechtigkeit #DE (translated)

The author wrote that lobby groups have an influence on the healthcare system. He explained that statutory health insurance costs 1 billion euros per day. Patients, caregivers, psychotherapists, and women have the weakest lobby; when cuts are made, it usually starts with them. This must not remain the case, he added. #Gesundheitssystem #Patientenrechte #Pflegekräfte #DE (translated)

The author criticized Gerhard Schröder for celebrating with Putin while he was letting rockets be fired at innocent people. Schröder is a disgrace to Germany and is heavily violating his duties as a former chancellor, he wrote. Moreover, he described it as intolerable that Schröder continues to receive benefits from tax funds. https://t.co/82UKYZZgAa #Schröder #Putin #Deutschland #DE #RU (translated)

Markus Frohnmaier criticized that Sven Schulze from the CDU called the AfD's peace initiative in Saxony-Anhalt outrageous. From his perspective, it is rather outrageous that the CDU is giving billions to Ukraine while cuts are being made in Germany for nursing and health insurance. Frohnmaier claimed this is the reason for Schulze's removal and why the AfD is becoming stronger every day. #Politik #SachsenAnhalt #AfD (translated)

"Representatives of this government coalition are trying to convince us that a Russian general is coming here to tend graves, while our general will allegedly be conducting important intelligence operations over there, for which all our allies around the world - yes, even in the galaxy - will be grateful to us," explained MP Juraj Krúpa from the right-liberal opposition party "Freedom and Solidarity" (SaS) ironically on Friday in Bratislava. #Slowakei #Russland #Militärbeziehungen (translated)

Yvonne Kussmann wrote that there are still no traces of Muhamad M., who escaped from the secure psychiatric facility Altscherbitz in Saxony on September 25, 2026. According to a report by FOCUS from the previous day, the 22-year-old Afghan used his first approved accompanied outing in the unsecured clinic area to escape. The only caregiver who accompanied him could not hold him back, Kussmann wrote. She asked the clinic if there was a directive to respond exclusively verbally in the event of an escape and not to use direct force. As a comparison, she referred to Ahmad N., who, according to her account, escaped from the secure facility in Wiesloch during a similar outing on September 8, 2023. Caregivers had followed him to the later crime scene; there he fatally stabbed the 30-year-old cashier Lisa with a knife he had previously stolen in a TEDI store. Kussmann also requested explanations regarding an assessment expressed by the clinic, according to FOCUS, that no further crimes were to be expected due to long-term medication for several weeks. She asked among other things when the medication had started and how long Muhamad M. had been stable before his escape. He had been accommodated since October 2025; on June 30, 2026, the regional court in Leipzig ordered his permanent accommodation. At the time of the judgment, further crimes were anticipated, and according to Kussmann, there was also a lack of insight into his illness and willingness to undergo treatment. The clinic rejected both questions, citing safety aspects, patient protection, and medical confidentiality. They also emphasized that those accommodated were clinic patients with a statutory entitlement to treatment and not inmates of a correctional facility. The medical management has its own assessment and discretion in therapeutic measures. Kussmann wrote that she forwarded her inquiry to the responsible ministry and shared the search alert again. In the meantime, another photo has been published. https://t.co/rNiWoDmLNM #Flucht #Sachsen #Gesundheitssystem (translated)