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The Stock Information published a Sunday review, stating that Donald Trump called for a change of president in Ukraine and mentioned that the USA could join attacks on the Houthis. The authors also wrote about the closure of the airport in the capital of Saudi Arabia due to the Houthi attack, Hurricane Simon heading towards Mexico as a Category 4 storm, and a tanker that was supposed to hit a mine in the Strait of Hormuz, catch fire, and sink. Among other information, they mentioned the presence of police in schools on Monday and data on checking 50,000 establishments and detaining 76 people. They reported that Ryanair shortened the baggage check-in time, and the cost of renting a supertanker rose to $760,000 a day from $50,000 a year earlier. They also wrote that Ukraine attacked Yandex data centers and fuel depots in Russia, and bot traffic on the internet dropped by 49%, citing Cloudflare data. The review also included statements that the deposit system impacts beverage producers, Claude AI falsely reported serious crimes, KGHM made it onto the list of 47 strategic EU projects, and Poland is set to receive the most from the new EU budget. The authors attributed the opinion to the government that Poland's security is based on the Steelworks in Stalowa Wola. Finally, they referred to International Girl's Day, joking that going to a club to meet a girl could be called “BarCelOna.” #Świat #Polska #Ukraina (translated)

Acosti called on supporters not to leave the man he was referring to alone and urged them to gather in large numbers at the Central Detention Center over the weekend. He announced a protest in Cluj that evening at 7:00 PM at the Bell/Monument of the Memorandists and published a list of demonstrations from the Diaspora. For Saturday, October 10, he indicated the following actions: in Geneva, at the Palais des Nations (UN), Avenue de la Paix, at 2:00 PM; in Madrid, in front of the Romanian Consulate, at 2:00 PM; in Vienna, at the Romanian Embassy, Prinz-Eugen-Straße 60, at 2:00 PM; and in Lisbon, at Jardim da Estrela, at 4:00 PM. For Sunday, October 11, he listed protests in Barcelona, in front of the Romanian Consulate, at 12:00 PM; in Brussels (Uccle), at the Romanian Embassy, Rue Gabrielle 105, between 12:00 and 2:00 PM; in Birmingham, at the General Consulate of Romania, 104–106 Colmore Row, and in London, at the Romanian Cultural Institute, 1 Belgrave Square, both at 1:00 PM; in Munich, at the Romanian Consulate, Richard-Strauss-Straße 149, at 1:00 PM; in Dublin, at the Romanian Embassy, 26 Waterloo Road, at 1:30 PM; and in Milan, at Arco della Pace, in Turin, at Piazza Castello, and in Cuneo, departing from the Alpini Statue, Corso Dante, all at 2:00 PM. The list continues with a protest in Oslo, at the Romanian Embassy, Oscars gate 36, at 2:30 PM; in Pisa, at the San Ranieri Hotel, at 3:00 PM; in Zaragoza, in front of the Romanian Consulate, and in Castellón, in Plaza María Agustina, at 4:00 PM; in Padova, in Piazza Mazzini, at 4:30 PM; in Burgos, in Plaza Mayor, at 5:00 PM; and in Logroño, in Parque del Espolón, at 6:00 PM. Acosti also mentioned a manifestation on Wednesday, October 14, at 12:30 PM, at Place du Luxembourg, near the European Parliament in Brussels. He concluded with a call for solidarity and mentioned George Simion and CG_Romania. #Solidaritate #Protest #Diaspora (translated)

It is time for Europe to wake up and start supporting its defense industry, because it is practically nonexistent, perhaps not in Romania, but in Spain, in Ireland, in Portugal, and in other countries. The statement was made on Thursday by Thomas Regnier, spokesperson for the European Commission, during a meeting in Brussels with representatives of the media from Romania. #SAFE #România #industrieapărare (translated)

The anticipated elections in Spain could significantly alter the political balance in Brussels, with the risk of weakening the coalition that supports the European Commission led by Ursula von der Leyen, in the event that Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez loses. #AlegeriSpania #PoliticaEuropeana #Socialisti (translated)

“These protect the most vulnerable and, to some extent, begin to bring order to a currently deeply dysfunctional market that does not operate according to the logic of supply and demand, due to excessive speculation.” The measures – which include capping rents, a temporary ban on evictions, and restrictions on home purchases by companies – are based on “basic common sense,” Sanchez said at a press conference, arguing that opinion polls indicate broad support among the population for intervention in the real estate market, according to Agerpres. #Spania #chiriile #locuinte (translated)

"I decided to convene an extraordinary Council of Ministers early in the morning to dissolve the chambers and call for legislative elections that will take place on Sunday, November 29," Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced on Monday the dissolution of Parliament and the organization of early general elections on Sunday, November 29, international news agencies report, according to Agerpres. #Spania #alegeri #proteste (translated)

The Prime Minister of Spain, Pedro Sanchez, announced the dissolution of Parliament and the organization of early general elections on November 29, after days of protests and the rejection of government measures to address the housing crisis. #Spania #alegeri #proteste (translated)

A 16-year-old Romanian teenager, considered the mastermind of a hacker network in the province of Alicante, has been arrested in Spain for orchestrating hundreds of cyberattacks against global companies and institutions, with his group suspected of demanding millions of dollars in cryptocurrency as ransom. #hacker #cibernetic #adolescent (translated)