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Lars Boje Mathiesen wrote that the Citizens' Party had proposed to revoke the citizenship of a person of African descent, whom he described as a serial criminal. He believed the proposal was relevant because Mette Frederiksen was soon to speak with the person's father. Mathiesen asked whether the media had covered the proposal or asked the other parties whether they would support it, and what the Prime Minister thought. He also wrote that a proposal from another party, in his estimation, would have received more media coverage, and questioned whether the media were neutral. #dkpol #dkmedier #dkpol #dækning #statsborgerskab (translated)

Henri Vanhanen wrote that Finland had paid billions of euros because, in his opinion, the geopolitical risks posed by Russia were not taken seriously in time. He referred to Fortum's Uniper transactions, in which he claimed nearly six billion euros were lost, as well as Rosatom's assertion that it had won the arbitration concerning the Hanhikivi nuclear power project against Fennovoima. Vanhanen noted that the final resolution and possible compensation were still unclear. Vanhanen said the losses were in the billions and had also been a detriment to taxpayers. According to him, lessons should have been learned from these cases that geopolitics and security policy could not be separated from economic decision-making. He wrote that warnings about Russia's aggression had been issued for years, but economic interests often outweighed them, and he felt that Finland could no longer afford to ignore the realities of global politics until the billion-euro bill arrived. https://t.co/Omv0fRGsLq #geopolitiikka #turvallisuuspolitiikka #Suomi (translated)

René Kemp wrote that the video was cut off at the moment Caroline substantiated her answer. According to him, there was no homophobia to be discerned, on the contrary. He accused PRO of inciting, dividing, and polarizing others and called the party particularly mean. https://t.co/ydR30trHqp #discussie #liefde #respect (translated)

The author released a website that, according to him, showed what could happen in the cities if Flavio were elected, based on statements he made during the campaign. He also encouraged the public to access the page, seek information, and share it. https://t.co/yDuXW42aQz https://t.co/68oat2x7DV #Eleição2023 #Política #Informação (translated)

Nikos Sotiropoulos wrote that the producers of Radio Arvyla announced the previous day that they were leaving ANT1 after 30 years, citing principled reasons. He wondered where their principles were when one of their long-time close collaborators was sentenced to three years in prison for revenge porn. https://t.co/ydFOkhIBrU #radioarvyla #ANT1 #δημοσιογραφία (translated)

Training helps ensure a safe, secure, effective, and credible ability to maintain peace, deter pressure, and prevent attacks. It also sends a clear message of unity and determination, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte says in a statement. #Ydinpelote #Nato #Puolustusvoimat (translated)

Mads Korsholm wrote that consultants who had provided services to the Ministry of Taxation had also been affected by double and triple taxation. He added that the consultants had paid for the work they had performed and called it unbelievable that the situation was legal. https://t.co/UmFYRuZTnu #skat #beskatning #danskpolitik (translated)

Alex Vanopslagh wrote that it had been three years since Hamas and other terrorists attacked Israel, describing the attack as the largest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust. He stated that families were killed in their homes, young people were attacked at a music festival, and children and grandparents were taken hostage. According to Vanopslagh, antisemitism surged significantly in the wake of the attack, even in Denmark. He wrote that Jews here at home were hiding their Stars of David and that Jewish children were met with Nazi salutes and threats. He described it as shameful that students at Carolineskolen had to attend school under armed police protection, and noted that Danish Jews were now facing even more harassment and threats. Vanopslagh wrote that Israel had the right to defend itself but also bore responsibility for its actions. He described the civilian suffering in Gaza as terrible and believed that Israeli actions in Gaza and the West Bank deserved serious criticism. He wrote that peace required a confrontation within Palestinian society regarding the notion that Israel could be wiped out. At the same time, he urged the far-left in Europe to stop supporting those who maintained that idea and criticized the alliance between the left and radical Islamists. Vanopslagh wrote that he would fight for Jews to live safely in Denmark, to wear kippahs and Stars of David, to go to synagogue, and to send their children to school without fear or armed guards. He wrote that Liberal Alliance would wholeheartedly stand by them and defend their freedom. #Antisemitisme #Danmark #Israel (translated)