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Walther Schoonenberg wrote that he felt unsafe and unhappy yesterday in his hometown of Amsterdam. The engines of pro-Hamas supporters on Rokin reminded him of the Nazis' entrance into the capital on May 10, 1940, where, according to him, supporters lined the road both then and now. He asked why this was allowed. https://t.co/JkmRq495bC #Amsterdam #Veiligheid #Geschiedenis (translated)

Anna wrote that US media would exceed themselves in attacking Donald Trump and supporting Volodymyr Zelensky. She claimed that Zelensky is more popular than ever in the US, while Trump’s approval ratings continue to decline. According to her assessment, nearly every second post on X is directed against Trump – even on Elon Musk's platform. As an example, Anna mentioned Ben Meiselas, a lawyer and co-founder of MeidasTouch. He had warned that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent may have committed a crime in connection with a diesel deal and referred to "criminal behavior." Meiselas explained in a video the laws that Bessent allegedly violated. Trump’s immunity does not apply to the Treasury Secretary, Anna wrote. She described the development against Trump as an avalanche that he himself triggered. #Trump #Selenskyj #Medien (translated)

The author wrote that he was proud to lead a party that organized an open primary for its supporters. He noted that 120,787 citizens were able to participate in the ballot after three televised debates, which, according to him, were followed by several million French people. He saw it as a sign. https://t.co/UEbgsOf6AO #Politique #Primaires #Démocratie #FR (translated)

Felix Perrefort reported that Tillschneider referred to Jewish culture as part of German culture when asked about the AfD's position on Jewish life in Saxony-Anhalt. He described it as deeply rooted for centuries and referenced evidence of Jewish communities since late antiquity. Furthermore, Tillschneider spoke of a German-Jewish cultural symbiosis and announced plans to hold conversations with representatives of the Jewish community. Perrefort wrote that Tillschneider's response had nothing to do with extremism or National Socialism. He believed that the accusations brought to the public by public broadcasting and government parties all the way to the Chancellery were lies. He also doubted that Steinmeier or Klingbeil would have responded similarly confidently and sympathetically, and without diversity clichés, and recommended the interview. #AfD #JüdischesLeben #Kultur (translated)

The author said Romania had strongly condemned what it described as the Houthis’ latest deliberate and indiscriminate targeting of Riyadh’s international airport. The author also expressed sorrow over the loss of innocent lives and extended condolences and sympathy to the families of those who died. #Romania #Houthi #Condemnation #RO #SA

The Gruppetto reported that Paul Seixas finished 64th in the Roc d'Azur on Sunday, nearly 18 minutes behind the winner Jordan Sarrou. Seixas explained that he came for the enjoyment and let the other riders pass when he realized he couldn't keep up with their pace in the technical descents. He then waited for Bruno Armirail to complete the circuit with him. Seixas said he rode calmly after feeling pain in his arm. He described the event as an experience, noting that he hadn't done mountain biking in over a year. He also recounted having a few scares in the descents and estimated that he should train more in that area if he returned, as he didn't want to take risks. #VTT #RocDAzur #Cyclisme (translated)

Sprint reported that Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton had been questioned about night races in Formula 1 and the possibility of adding them to the calendar. Alonso believed that they ended too late to fly home and that it would be better to schedule them at 6 or 7 in the morning, so that he could have lunch at home. Lewis Hamilton, for his part, mentioned his recent visit to Madrid: he found the city beautiful during the day and thought it could also be nice at night, like other circuits. #F1 #SingaporeGP #F1 #Formule1 #CoursesNocturnes (translated)

Magda wrote that the right already imagined an American base in Poland and Karol Nawrocki welcoming Donald Trump during its grand opening, but in her opinion, it was too early to celebrate. She added that if Trump had to choose between interests with Vladimir Putin and sympathy for Nawrocki, the Polish politician could painfully realize that Putin is more important to him. She suggested that Trump's choice would not fall on a person with the area code +48. #Polska #Trump #Politika (translated)

Jeroen Bergers found it unacceptable that a Flemish member of parliament had been attacked at the front door of his town hall. He also wrote that, in his opinion, few people spoke out about it for fear of being associated with the parliament member. Bergers stated that violence against a member of parliament amounted to violence against democracy and that condemning it said nothing about one's sympathy for their views. #Democratie #Geweld #Vlaanderen (translated)

Clément Macchi announced an upcoming publication reporting, according to him, a strong improvement in Mr. Le Pen's image in public opinion. He wrote that positive qualifiers regarding him were now in the majority among the French, particularly those related to his competence, sympathy, and credibility, and that nearly 50% considered him honest. #LePen #OpinionPublique #Politique (translated)

The article from "Nouvel Obs" discusses the stakes of the social-democratic primary, highlighting that more than 140,000 voters are registered, including 31,030 members and 37,017 supporters of the Socialist Party, while emphasizing the accusations of antisemitism that Valérie Pécresse directs at Jordan Bardella. #PolitiqueFrançaise #PrimaireSocialeDémocrate #Antisémitisme (translated)

The Crime of Icarus described Daria as a 37-year-old caretaker at Jan Paweł II Primary School in Leszczydół-Nowiny near Wyszków, a wife and mother of two children. It wrote that residents remembered her as kind and liked by students. It added that in 2014 she got married. According to the author's account, on October 8 around 9 AM, a 15-year-old Viktor, a former student of the school, entered the building with three knives. Citing findings from "Fakt," The Crime of Icarus wrote that the teenager began waving one of the knives, and when Daria confronted him, he attacked her and stabbed her multiple times with the sharp tool. The woman died despite resuscitation efforts. The author reported that the school's principal, Krzysztof Ochmański, heard the screams and tried to subdue the attacker. The principal and a teacher who came to assist him were also injured. According to the principal's account cited by the author, Ochmański shielded himself with a board, pushed the teenager down the corridor, and urged others to flee and call the police. Ultimately, he managed to persuade him to drop the knives. The Crime of Icarus wrote that in one of the classrooms that the principal tried to protect was Daria's child, while the other was on a school trip. It added that Ochmański had not heard of any conflicts involving the woman and the students. According to the author, Viktor graduated from school in the previous academic year and had been studying at a technical school in Wyszków since September. His older sister reportedly told a "Fakt" reporter that the teenager had previously mentioned setting a church on fire and attacking people with a knife. Relatives had treated these statements as jokes. The author noted that this was a family member's account and not a determination of the motive for the crime. The Crime of Icarus reported that the teenager had been detained and the case was being handled by the family court in Wyszków. There had been no decision yet on whether he would be tried for murder under adult laws. The author emphasized that Daria had a name, a family, and her own life, and her death took a mother away from two children and a wife away from her husband. He also pointed out that dramatic events often become subjects of jokes, sensational recordings, and attempts to gain popularity on the internet, even though they affect real families. #tragedia #bezpieczeństwo #szkoła (translated)

Tichys Einblick reported that BMW risks an open opposition to the AfD in its economic crisis because the newly elected parliamentary president of Saxony-Anhalt, Tobias Rausch, should not drive a service BMW. Currently, there are almost 20 million AfD sympathizers living in Germany, according to the article. Tichys Einblick referred to a link in the first comment for more information. #BMW #AfD #TobiasRausch #SachsenAnhalt #Brandmauer #BMW #AfD #SachsenAnhalt (translated)

Tichys Einblick wrote that BMW risks an open opposition to the AfD in its economic crisis. According to this, the newly elected president of the state parliament of Saxony-Anhalt, Tobias Rausch, should not be allowed to drive a service BMW. Furthermore, the media stated that almost 20 million AfD sympathizers currently live in Germany. https://t.co/vpXKbMzO18 #BMW #AfD #Deutschland (translated)

Donald Trump intensified his attacks against Abdul El-Sayed, a Muslim candidate for the Senate in Michigan, calling him a terrorist sympathizer, to which El-Sayed responded by stating that the president is using his name and religion to divert attention from the problems created by his policies. #ElSayed #Trump #Midterms (translated)

Paul Brandenburg wrote that the struggling car manufacturer BMW also wants to get rid of AfD customers. He described this as incomprehensible madness and remarked that BMW would pay the price for it, while the AfD is likely to gain even more sympathy as a result. https://t.co/XZaG0Qllhc #BMW #AfD #Politik (translated)

Bas Paternotte wrote that a student from Gaza who expressed sympathy for Hamas was allowed to stay in the Netherlands. He called the asylum policy the most insane ever and wrote that it was led by CDA member Bart van den Brink, who according to him imposed the Compulsion Act on the Dutch. Paternotte stated that the cabinet was not seeking support, but sowing polarization. #asielbeleid #polarisatie #Hamas (translated)

The author of the post objected to public insults directed at him. He wrote that he does not know the author of those insults, has not engaged in a discussion with him, and does not recall ever addressing him in a similar manner. He pointed out that he accepts criticism of his assessments and arguments, but he deemed personal attacks as a departure from the debate. He called on the interlocutor to stop insulting him and added that he does not intend to participate in such exchanges, but will not tolerate them. #debatypubliczne #szacunek #kultura_dialogu (translated)

Emmanuel Ruimy criticized students from the 6th arrondissement whom he accused of presenting themselves as spokespeople for high school students. He described the blockades as an extracurricular activity for young people who, in his view, could rely on their parents' support: private tutoring at 80 euros an hour if their school closed for three weeks, private prep if the baccalaureate didn’t open doors for them, or an internship with a family friend if the job market closed off. He estimated that the bourgeoisie lent their radicalism to less privileged youth while leaving them to bear the consequences, and he said that this appropriation particularly disgusted him. #Éducation #Révolution #Bourgeoisie (translated)