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According to Kalev Stoychesk, a member of the Conservative People's Party, it shows that if illegal immigration occurs in the forests of Nõmme, then Estonia's borders are not properly protected, which is happening in connection with the migratory hybrid attacks from Belarus and Russia. #нелегальнаяиммиграция #гибриднаяатака #пограничныйконтроль (translated)

Sirli Zupping discusses how the practice of ensuring clear language with the law and concerns in the context of International Clear Language Day is evident, and highlights that although the law can guide institutions towards clarity, true clarity depends on the writer's awareness and the reader's needs. #SelgeKeel #EestiKeeleInstituut #RahvusvahelineSelgeKeelePäev (translated)

Sabrina F. wrote that defending fundamental rights should not be defined as racism and distinguished her critique of a model of society from hostility towards a religion. She argued that in that model, the law would be subordinate to a sacred text, that changing faith or loving a person of the same sex could lead to severe penalties, and that in 2026, in ten states, the death penalty could be at risk for the latter reason. She also cited marriages with girls aged 9 and restrictions imposed on women, including beatings by moral police for the veil. According to Sabrina F., the separation between religion and law and equality before the law were principles enshrined in the Constitution. She criticized what she described as a selective silence on the rights of LGBTQ+ people and women: she wrote that in half of the planet, rainbow flags could lead to life imprisonment or the death penalty and recalled the case of a twenty-year-old beaten by the moral police for the veil. She added that in too many countries opening a church could lead to prison and argued that accepting laws applied differently in the same society was neither inclusion nor openness. #DirittiUmani #LibertàDiCredo #GiustiziaSociale (translated)

Marco M.M. wrote that his profile, dedicated to meteorology, would continue to deal with the weather, but that he wanted to share a personal reflection after facing a significant health issue in the previous weeks. He recounted having lived through difficult days and new fears, an experience that, according to him, made him reevaluate everyday things and the importance of paying attention to the difficulties of others. He added that his private messages were open to anyone who needed to talk and that, while he did not have solutions for every problem, he was available to listen. He concluded by inviting people to take care of themselves and those close to them, specifying that in the next post he would return to discussing meteorology. #Vita #Ascolto #Gratitudine (translated)

Nadja Natalie Isaksen wrote that she hoped voters would remember Christian Johan Zedig's name in the next election. She connected him with others she described as victims of decades of failed immigration policy. https://t.co/4VmvGkTccm #valg #udlændingepolitik #danskpolitik (translated)

Jotam Confino wrote that several B.T. employees had publicly criticized the development of the media. According to him, they believed that B.T. had been used for an ideological project, that journalistic independence had been compromised, and that employees had allegedly been called in for discussions about their opinions. Confino wrote that he was not aware of any of the critics resigning, and that he personally believed it was free for both employees and others to criticize the media. As one of B.T.'s public profiles, Confino described his own experiences. He wrote that he had never received instructions about journalistic angles or been pressured to follow an ideological line. He also had not been in a conversation about his opinions or been told to be more critical of the left than the right, he wrote. Confino described his bosses as skilled and professional and said that he felt he had full journalistic freedom. Confino highlighted B.T.'s bourgeois profile and wrote that an editorial line did not in itself mean that the media was politically controlled. He asked why there was no corresponding criticism of Information, Politiken, or TV 2. He also criticized colleagues from other media, ministers, and party leaders for, in his opinion, contributing to doubts about B.T.'s independence. He pointed to B.T.'s coverage of the mink scandal, Enhedslisten's support for a terrorist organization, which according to his post was involved in the murder of a 21-year-old student from Tanzania, and anti-Semitism, among other things, in Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke. Confino wrote that B.T. had made significant progress both in readership and economy, and that he was proud to be part of the media and supported the management. #BT #journalistik #medier (translated)

Christa Pike, who survived execution after a failed death penalty attempt in Tennessee, begins to eat and walk with assistance from others, although there are uncertainties regarding her physical recovery and legal status. #ChristaPike #mirtiesbausmė #teisinėspriežastys (translated)

Troels Lund Poulsen wrote that people should be able to choose between meatballs and falafel, and that it was a Danish value to celebrate diversity, as long as others' choices did not limit one's freedom. He wrote that he was saddened on Wednesday evening to see his colleague Morten Dahlin participate in the TV 2 program *Højskolen*, where the theme was Danishness. According to Troels Lund Poulsen, the former gang member Abud Mustafa would not participate in the dinner if any of the nine other participants drank wine with the meal. He saw it as an attempt to impose control over others. Troels Lund Poulsen wrote that the episode, in his opinion, illustrated something about integration. He believed that Danishness was not just about speaking the language or having a job, but also about tolerance, equality, equity, and acceptance of people who lived differently. He wrote that he respected that people believed in another god, but would not accept anyone dictating how others should live. He added that others should not limit his freedom or shame him for drinking a glass of red wine with dinner, and that one should not be tolerant of intolerant views. #Frihed #Forskellighed #Tolerance (translated)

Mona Juul wrote that she rarely gave space to political opponents and colleagues on her side, but this time she thought it was important to highlight their warnings about misinformation. She mentioned, among other things, that Stinus Lindgreen from the Radical Left had written about daily Russian misinformation on social media and his concern that parts of the population had lost trust in the authorities. According to Juul, Karsten Hønge from SF had described lies and manipulations from the Kremlin, while Troels Lund Poulsen from the Liberal party had talked about anonymous profiles, conspiracy theories, and accusations directed at him. Alex Vanopslagh from the Liberal Alliance had written that Russia spread propaganda, and Ida Auken had warned that actors from St. Petersburg influenced who won Danish elections. Juul wrote that she herself saw conspiracy theories, deliberate misinformation, AI-generated lies, and Russian bot accounts on social media. She called the development a challenge for Danish democracy and believed that politicians must stand together because the truth was under pressure. She highlighted Danish news media and journalists as important for democratic information because the media had accountable editors-in-chief and were responsible to the Danish people and the Press Council. At the same time, she warned against videos on X, whose authenticity could not be established. Juul thanked her political colleagues for addressing coordinated misinformation and said that Russia wanted to create distrust among people. In response, she called for solidarity. #Misinformation #Demokrati #Sammenhold (translated)

DrTallinger wrote that the political deadlock surrounding refugee policy forced the Center Party to choose between approaching its political opponents or cooperating with the Sweden Democrats, with whom the party, according to the author, had politically in common in practice. The latter, according to the post, would cost the Center Party its reputation among political allies with high demands for political correctness. The author described the question of how many refugees Sweden could take in as peripheral and compared it to a company's decision on charity. According to DrTallinger, the main task of politics was to drive Sweden towards profitability and to safeguard the interests of citizens. The author also claimed that Sweden had been turned into one big refugee camp, at the expense of the purpose of politics. By comparison, DrTallinger wrote that Coca-Cola would not abandon profitability and donate all its money to Pepsi or small soda producers on the grounds that they also had a right to profit. The author concluded by asserting that the country's future depended on a few women, whom he described derogatorily and accused of having lost touch with why they started engaging in politics. https://t.co/DcZ3y69mPc #politik #Sverige #flyktingfrågan (translated)

The author argued that, excluding Apple, Nvidia, Meta, and Amazon, the other 496 stocks in the S&P 500 had been declining for two months. According to him, the four companies, with a total value of 14 trillion, were supporting the American stock market thanks to promises related to artificial intelligence. https://t.co/sjMHbrSH0i #mercati #borsa #tecnologia #US (translated)

Jonas Zuschke wrote that AfD had elected its first ever state parliament president with a broad and secure majority. He claimed that the party's political firewall had been broken, as both BSW, which he said had promised to vote for the AfD candidate Rausch, and others had voted for him. Zuschke described the election as the beginning of a patriotic wave from eastern Germany, which in his assessment would spread to the rest of the country and Europe. #Tyskland #AfD #Politik (translated)

Tina Sommer Blønd sarcastically commented on welfare housing and wrote that a nurse could get a cheap apartment in Nørrebro, while a bus driver had to remain living in Køge and hope to later join the right professional group. She believed that employer-linked housing was not a new phenomenon, but simply had a different name in the USSR. Blønd added that the proposal could make it look as if there were elections coming up soon. #dkpol https://t.co/IUu5bbw3bJ #velfærd #boliger #dkpol (translated)

Rikke Sten criticized Mette Frederiksen for having said that the food check would be introduced "years ago." Sten described the statement as a spin maneuver and wrote that it did not make sense for the same Danes to have been considered financially distressed enough to receive a check before the election and now be seen as wealthy enough to have their child's student support taken away. She wrote that the food check was passed on the day the election was announced this year and claimed that it was intended to buy votes at that time. After the government gained power, according to Sten, it took the electoral pork from the people again. #MetteFrederiksen #DanskPolitik #Fødevarecheck (translated)

Joachim B. Olsen wrote to Magnus Barsøe that he had not been elected to any of the positions he ran for, and that his program could not be considered a success. Olsen also claimed that already two minutes after midnight there were more readers than Barsøe had had in a day at Politiken, and ended with a call for silence. #politik #journalisme #valg (translated)