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will not tolerate threats on its territory. British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband reported that the Iranian ambassador in London has been summoned to the Foreign Office and warned that the UK "will not tolerate threats on its territory." #terrorизм #WielkaBrytania #Iran (translated)

Emmanuel Macron reminded that ten years ago, some believed it was impossible to produce electric batteries in Europe and thought the French automobile industry could not compete on a global scale. He stated that France now has four gigafactories, produces hundreds of thousands of electric vehicles, and manufactures the batteries for the R4 and R5 in the country. According to him, these advances support employment and the economy while contributing to climate goals. During the Paris Motor Show, he outlined three priorities: protecting the industry, accelerating electrification and reindustrialization, and strengthening European sovereignty. He presented the agreement made between the European Union and China as a step against unfair competition, particularly in hybrid vehicles, and indicated that more than 40% of vehicles sold in September were electric. He also emphasized the investments made as part of France 2030 and expressed his desire to continue efforts, especially in autonomous vehicles. Finally, Macron stated that France is moving forward with its German partners towards an agreement aimed at reconciling decarbonization, competitiveness, and protection of the industry. He defended the goal of producing vehicles and their components in Europe and called for continued decarbonization without deindustrialization. #Industrie #Électrique #Souveraineté (translated)

We have fallen behind on certain legislative processes. We need to catch up on this delay. Friedrich Merz has put pressure on the Social Democrats: "We have fallen behind on certain legislative processes. We need to catch up on this delay," he said, pointing to the "crisis of confidence" in the two parties in government. #Allemagne #Coalition #Politique (translated)

Matias Nieminen wrote that it would help the matter if Said Aw Musse, whom he calls an imam, would respond to the questions posed to him. He asked whether this supported Sharia law and added that clarifying the issue would be easy in his opinion. #suomi #maahanmuutto #sharialaki #kysymykset #Suomi (translated)

Cerfia reported that David Lisnard had gained four points in an Ipsos BVA–CESI poll. According to the publication, 16% of the French were satisfied with the idea of him becoming president of the Republic, compared to 12% in September. He was thus nearing Gabriel Attal and Bruno Retailleau, each credited with 17%, according to La Tribune Dimanche. Cerfia also indicated that some Internet users were joking on social media, asking if something was happening. #Politique #France #Sondage (translated)

Roni Arvonen asked whether it was the right decision for the Turku coalition to expel Elina from the council group and push her to resign from the party. He wrote that Elina is now gathering votes for the Finns Party list in Southwest Finland and stated that this matter gives the coalition's communications committee something to think about. #Turku #Politiikka #Kokoomus (translated)

Andy Burnham argues that the United Kingdom should re-establish closer ties with the European Union since Brexit has had more negative than positive consequences, initiating a pragmatic path to review relations with the EU in preparation for a summit in Brussels. #Brexit #LabourParty #Ue (translated)

Videos circulating on social media claiming the presence of United States aircraft and military personnel in Brazil before the first round of the presidential elections in 2026 are false, as they are actually recordings of a visit by former President Joe Biden in 2024. #FactCheck #Eleições2026 #Transparência (translated)