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Apollo News reported that on Friday evening in Stade, around 50 men with Syrian and Kurdish nationality reportedly clashed with each other outside a sports hall using batons and knives. Six people were injured, four of them seriously. https://t.co/IbgLVXGJj7 #Stade #Gewalt #Syrien (translated)

Symphony wrote that Marina Vondeling (PVV) wanted to deport all Syrians residing in the Netherlands back to Syria. According to Symphony, Vondeling asked the government to do this all at once and submitted a motion for a complete halt to asylum and the expulsion of illegal foreigners. #politiek #Nederland #Asiel #politiek #Nederland #Asiel (translated)

Strijder124 wrote that Wierd Duk had asked Dilan Yesilgöz about her view on the culture war. According to Strijder124, Yesilgöz had nothing to say about it; he described her performance as painful and weak for her and the VVD. Duk said, according to the post, that the Netherlands needed a Bolkestein and that a large center-right electorate wanted conservative-right policies, but that no one within the VVD conveyed that. Duk also stated that there was a culture crisis that he didn't hear the VVD talking about. People were concerned with that, he said, while the borders remained open and Syrians were passing through the Netherlands. #cultuurcrisis #politiek #VVD (translated)

The author criticized the far left, which portrayed the blockades of high schools as a movement of the French youth. He claimed that no French flags were visible during the demonstrations of high school and college students in France, which he described as massive, and questioned the presence of Palestinian, Syrian, and Algerian flags. https://t.co/xD1rkKOCA7 #Jeunesse #Manifestation #France #FR #SY #DZ (translated)

Bulletin reported that Syria, for the first time since the regime change, had sent a government-level delegation to Sweden. According to Bulletin, the talks in Stockholm were about how more Syrians who had been convicted of crimes could be deported from Sweden. https://t.co/JK84UPFvOt #Sverige #Syrien #utvisning (translated)

The Edgy Veggie wrote that Syrians started coming to the Netherlands en masse from 2014 and that there are now about 220,000 living in the country. The author ironically referred to that as an enrichment and wrote that the Netherlands would still enjoy it a lot. https://t.co/racvCIWoR5 https://t.co/AEm24Cgukw #Syriërs #Integratie #Diversiteit (translated)

If the law on radical organizations had existed fifteen years ago, Sharia for Belgium would not have been able to recruit young people for Syria. For his part, the Minister of the Interior, Bernard Quintin (MR), assures that he is maintaining his course. #radicalisation #libertésfondamentales #sécurité (translated)

The Minister of the Interior, Bernard Quintin, defends his stance on a new law against radical organizations, despite criticism from the Federal Institute for Human Rights, and states that a previous law could have prevented Sharia for Belgium from recruiting young people for jihad in Syria. #radicalisation #libertésfondamentales #sécurité (translated)

Sofie Löwenmark wrote that a father had taken the couple's four-year-old son to Syria and left him there to punish the mother. After ten months, the boy was home again, after intense efforts from Swedish authorities and with help from Syria, she stated. https://t.co/e7M6rOOAtr #Sverige #Syrien #Familj (translated)

During the appeal trial of Kaïs al-Abdallah, accused of being a member of the Islamic State and involved in the kidnapping of French journalists in 2013, the prosecution requested a sentence of 20 years of criminal imprisonment, rejecting the claims of the accused who presents himself as a simple Syrian refugee. #Justice #Daesh #Terrorisme (translated)

The author reported that a Syrian exile had learned that his father, who disappeared during one of the deadliest shipwrecks in the Channel, had been buried as an unidentified person. He had, however, provided the authorities with all the necessary elements for his identification, he wrote. #Syrie #Exil #HumanRights #SY #FR (translated)

In Syria, the exclusion of women from certain university courses at two universities in Damascus has led to public criticism of the Islamist authorities, as this is seen as discriminatory and an additional obstacle for women. #Syrien #Frauenrechte #Bildungsgerechtigkeit (translated)

American authorities, including the FBI and CIA, are providing protection to former Syrian general Hasan, who is wanted for crimes against humanity, in exchange for information about the kidnapping of American journalist Austin Tice in 2012. #Hasan #SpojenéStáty #Syrie (translated)

The Stock Information published a review of news from around the world on Thursday. It stated that Trump spoke about a lack of knowledge regarding the epidemic situation in Russia, congratulated Vladimir Putin on his 74th birthday, and said, “I love Poles.” According to the post, Trump also admitted to awarding Elon Musk a Science Medal, suspending $14 billion in aid to Taiwan, and stated that halting the purchase of Swiss watches would save the USA about $40 billion. Eric Trump was reported to have assessed that the development of artificial intelligence would contribute to a boom in the cryptocurrency market. The account mentioned, citing GUS, that the median salary in Poland was 7695 PLN gross, and in companies employing up to 9 people — 4806 PLN. It added that half of the employees earned above the first of these amounts and half below. According to the summary, the maximum fuel prices were 6.83 PLN per liter of Pb gasoline and 7.74 PLN per liter of diesel. The Stock Information also reported that water prices in the USA had increased by 62 percent over the past 10 years, teenagers spent an average of 15 minutes a day with AI, and Jaguar sold two cars in Europe in 2026. Among the economic information, the account noted a 7 percent increase in the price of coking coal in China after the holidays, the indefinite suspension of operations at the largest Russian mine of this resource due to fire, and a strike at the Centinela copper mine in Chile. It also stated that a ship captain received a bonus of 390,000 PLN for a voyage through Hormuz, and a quarter of oil production in the Gulf of the USA was switched off. According to the post, China bought gold for the 23rd consecutive month, Iraq devalued the dinar by about 13 percent, and Poland increased its gold reserves by 8 tons; on a yearly scale, the increase was 98 tons, and reserves reached 648 tons. The Stock Information reported that China rejected the EU's request for voluntary export limits on cars to the EU, citing the “Financial Times.” The summary also pointed out that thousands of tankers with Iraqi oil were passing through Syria every day, and a Syrian oil pipeline in the northeastern part of the country was damaged. The account stated that France presented proposals for the striking workers, AfD wanted to end aid for Ukraine, and “Politico” reported that the UK was looking for an agreement with the EU. In security matters, the account reported that the USA planned an attack on Iran before the elections on November 3, and the “Financial Times” wrote about a large attack after the elections. According to the post, Tehran announced uranium enrichment without negotiations, and Syria planned to send troops to Yemen against the Houthis. The Stock Information also wrote that the Houthis attacked Saudi airports, causing many casualties, and Turkey and Pakistan were sending troops to defend Saudi Arabia. It reported that a tanker was sinking in the Strait of Hormuz after being hit multiple times. The account also cited information that Danish intelligence accused Russia of sabotage in Denmark's armaments industry, and MI6 had concerns about the exposure of agents. It stated that a former intelligence chief reported to a foreign state. According to the summary, the first death from Ebola was recorded in Kenya. The Stock Information also mentioned World Sight Day and included a link to new content on its website. #wiadomości #Polska #świat (translated)