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Fredrik Johansson wrote that he assumed Magdalena Andersson needed Monday to put together the government and budget. He assessed that certain formalities remained, but that it was practically ready, and argued that Andersson otherwise would not reasonably have asked for another day. #Sverige #politik #regering (translated)

Ledarsidorna.se wrote that Peter Hultqvist's interview was an attempt to limit the damage and give the Social Democrats a more "hawkish" profile. The writer thought that several proposals in the interview were good: a permanent amphibious battalion in Gotland, re-establishing I 22 in Kiruna, and above all, building a third submarine of the A26 class. The writer claimed that larger combat vessels needed to be built in series of at least three to ensure redundancy, with two operational and one for training or maintenance. As support, the writer referred to his own experience of two years of service as ELF and LFO at PTK Gbg, the test command for Göteborg-class corvettes. Ledarsidorna.se expressed uncertainty about Magdalena Andersson's foreign and security policy stance and wrote that neighboring countries were not impressed by her latest statement, which the writer believed opened the door for reduced engagement on NATO's northern flank. The writer also believed that Pål Jonson should remain as defense minister and called him the best in the position in modern times. Compared to Hultqvist, the writer thought that Jonson had better knowledge of weapons and weapon systems. #svpol https://t.co/ihG7cqkWH5 #säkerhetspolitik #försvar #svenskpolitk (translated)

Emanuel Boeminghaus wrote that FernetBuehler had previously been a civil servant and had been working as a business consultant for many years. He caught his attention on X with reasonable contributions and economic expertise. According to Boeminghaus, FernetBuehler not only describes problems but also understands economic contexts and asks uncomfortable questions. Boeminghaus asked how long one would still watch the economic foundation crumble and where the uprising of entrepreneurs, high achievers, and others who keep the country running was. A conversation with FernetBuehler offers clear language and economic expertise instead of whitewashing and political clichés, he wrote, recommending people to take a look at it. https://t.co/BQwyF9oge0 #Wirtschaft #Unternehmertum #Beratung (translated)

The goals that we have let in have often been in transition situations, we need to take that with us now, says goalkeeper Jennifer Falk. I know what I have experienced but not what I have not experienced. Of course, we have discussed it during our match debriefs and various meetings. But nothing beyond that. It is hard to remember, says goalkeeper Jennifer Falk: – I know what I have experienced but not what I have not experienced. Of course, we have discussed it during our match debriefs and various meetings. But nothing beyond that. #Sverige #TonyGustavsson #VMPlayoff (translated)

U.M. OSINT announced that he had informed the responsible district association of Bündnis 90/Die Grünen about his departure from the party in the afternoon. He stated that he was left-liberal and had originally become a member because the Greens had become more liberal. However, he can no longer support the development of the party since the last legislative period, particularly its positioning on Palestine, left-wing extremism, and terrorism. He cited the concessions made by the Greens to Die Linke in Berlin as a decisive reason, which he described as vague and unsubstantial. He criticized the Greens for not demanding any concrete consequences, such as the resignation or expulsion of Koçak, the dissolution of the Neukölln Linke association, or the working group on Palestine solidarity. He referred to alleged connections of the group to terrorism apologists and possible links to the PFLP. U.M. OSINT accused the Greens of effectively granting amnesty to left-wing enemies of democracy and terrorism supporters for the sake of maintaining power. In his view, the party has thereby forfeited any right to demand other parties distance themselves from the AfD. He also criticized the SPD and predicted that for them, it would increasingly be about achieving double-digit results in upcoming elections. Furthermore, he criticized political compromises made to maintain participation in government and warned of lasting damage to Berlin, particularly regarding investments and jobs. He stated that he no longer wants to disclose future party memberships publicly and expressed curiosity about the upcoming elections in Berlin and North Rhine-Westphalia. #Grüne #Politik #Deutschland (translated)

The author wrote that Mosab Hassan Yousef, also known as the "Green Prince," is the son of a co-founder of Hamas and sets the record straight regarding what he believes are false portrayals of Palestinians. He also claimed that Palestinians are not a homogeneous group but consist of many clans that kill each other. #Palästinenser #Hamas #Nahostkonflikt #PS (translated)

Morten Messerschmidt criticized Lars Løkke Rasmussen for allegedly saying to Berlingske that the voters of the Danish People's Party lacked knowledge and education. Messerschmidt felt that the statement suggested that the voters were idiots, and he called it disrespectful to the 14 percent of Danes who, according to him, would vote for the party – over 600,000 people. He wrote that voters could be called uneducated if the desire to protect Denmark, deport criminal foreigners, lower VAT and taxes, or give families more time together was viewed that way. Messerschmidt stated that he himself saw the desire to take care of Denmark as an expression of education and thanked the voters of the Danish People's Party for their courage. #DanskPolitik #DF #Vælgere (translated)

Lars Boje Mathiesen wrote that the Citizens' Party would propose to revoke the citizenship of a man whom he described as an African and responsible for the murder of a Swedish family father. Mathiesen believed that the man should not return to Danish society. He wrote that the man had been convicted of serious violence, rape, attempted murder, and threats, and claimed that he had abused his citizenship. Mathiesen urged the other parties to support the proposal and said that several of them had expressed outrage on social media. Mathiesen pointed out that the Social Democrats and the Liberal Party, according to him, had been in power for years without raising the penalties. He also wrote that a unanimous Parliament had granted the man citizenship, and that the Danish People's Party had voted in favor, just as Mette Frederiksen and Inger Støjberg had personally voted in favor. #dkpol #dkmedier #dkpol #danmark #statsborgerskab (translated)

Flux wrote that a traveler heading to Turkey was stopped at Arlanda in April 2022 with 3,518,750 kronor in cash in a suitcase. The traveler stated, according to the post, that the money would be used for an apartment purchase and came from, among other things, the sale of watches and a property. According to Flux, the police's investigation showed that the person's expenses were significantly greater than could be explained by their legal income, and that reliable documentation regarding the money's origin was lacking. The original criminal investigation was dropped because a connection to a specific crime could not be proven, wrote Flux. Flux stated that the Stockholm District Court decided on September 29, 2026, that the entire sum would be forfeited under the regulations on independent forfeiture. The post referred to the Police as the source. #brott #kontanter #förverkande (translated)

The AfD parliamentary group in the German Bundestag wrote that Markus Frohnmaier accused Chancellor Merz of cutting social benefits, healthcare, and pensions at the expense of citizens while large sums were available for Ukraine. Frohnmaier called on Merz to be accountable to the citizens and told the CDU that their responsibility was Germany, not Ukraine. He pointed to cuts in parental benefits, cuts in healthcare, higher pension contributions, accusations of laziness against workers, and long waiting times for doctor's appointments. According to Frohnmaier, the responsibility began in Saxony-Anhalt. #Merz #Deutschland #Politik #Bürgerrechte (translated)

Johan Romin wrote that Swedish journalists had long struggled to understand the situation in Gaza. He claimed that Hamas was driving the recurring wars and many casualties, describing the movement's goal as the annihilation of Israel and the expulsion or killing of the country's Jews. According to Romin, Hamas representatives had said this in interviews, and the movement's actions did not contradict their stated goals. Romin wrote that Hamas had been building tunnels for decades with funding from the Western world, while TV crews did not understand what the work was about. He recounted that he had filmed in Hamas tunnels without then understanding their purpose. In 2015, he claimed to have filmed an ongoing tunnel construction at a street corner in northern Gaza and was arrested and interrogated by Hamas. He also wrote that Hamas had worked to foster a new generation of terrorists and suicide bombers. As an example, he mentioned a studio at the al-Aqsa television channel, where, according to him, there was a Quran on the table and a picture of Goofy alongside a child about to sacrifice himself for the al-Aqsa mosque. #Gaza #Hamas #Israel (translated)

Manuel Ostermann criticized Heidi Reichinnek and accused her of distorting reality. Germany has had enough of a politics that downplays problems and ignores their consequences, he wrote. People experience reality daily on streets, in cities, schools, and public spaces, Ostermann said. It can be ignored, glossed over, or blamed on others, but it cannot be permanently repressed. In his view, Germany needs clear words, consistency, and the courage to name problems. Those who refuse to acknowledge reality will ultimately be confronted by it, he added. #Politik #Deutschland #Realität (translated)

Steffen Larsen wrote that, in his opinion, it did not help to burn down a school if one was dissatisfied with it, and that it was easier to improve the school if it still stood. He added that he was not a Marxist, and related this to his understanding of causality. Larsen claimed that the left and the Islamists were united in a struggle to destroy France and Europe and the secular French societies as well as the norms on which the country's education was based. He wrote that it was crucial that they did not succeed, because in his view it would be devastating both in the short and long term. #dkpol #danskpolitik #uddannelse #samfund (translated)