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Mazouz denounced what he presented as unequal media treatment: according to him, the injuries inflicted by the police on demonstrators elicited little reaction, while throwing flour at people he termed bourgeois provoked considerable outrage. #Injustice #Révolte #Solidarité (translated)

The Walloon clash between Standard and Charleroi was marked by a crushing silence due to the absence of supporters, a consequence of judicial sanctions following past excesses, reminiscent of pandemic times and highlighting the importance of stadium atmospheres. #ChocWallon #StandardCharleroi #Sclessin (translated)

The author wrote that Donald Trump had announced an energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, while Volodymyr Zelensky said he had not heard of it but would abide by it if Russia did, as he had been proposing for months. The author added that Vladimir Putin, who had publicly rejected an energy ceasefire the previous week, had remained silent, and wondered what might be hit that night. #Russia #Ukraine #EnergyCrisis #RU #UA

Press Briefs indicated that, according to Ipsos BVA, Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella had lost four and three points of popularity respectively in one month. The account then mentioned the anti-Semitic remarks attributed to the president of the National Rally, who denies being the author, and the elements published by Mediapart: testimonies, data extractions from Meta made under the watch of the media and a bailiff, as well as correspondence between Bardella's public posts and private messages from the implicated account. It also mentioned biographical details that reappeared eleven years later, and that, according to him, Bardella was the only one who knew at the time. Press Briefs also reported that, according to Le Canard enchaîné, the content of one of Bardella's Facebook accounts had been completely deleted in recent days, while he claimed that his personal accounts had not existed for a long time. The account described Bardella's reaction as silence and a leap forward, then wondered whether far-right activists would blame him more for his strategy of lies than for the remarks themselves. #politique #antisémitisme #RassemblementNational (translated)

Alexandre Jardin called for the dismissal of deputies who, according to him, were quietly proposing amendments aimed at increasing taxes. He stated that taxpayers were at their breaking point and that the country was already the most taxed in the world, citing François Hollande as one of the responsible parties he pointed out. He also argued that high-ranking officials elected to lead parties that favored tax increases lived off public spending and had a fundamentally taxing approach. According to him, citizens found themselves in an impossible situation because they had handed over the keys to power. He finally concluded that, without RefCitoyen, they would remain defenseless. #Taxes #Politique #France (translated)

Edition Merengue indicated that José Mourinho believed he risked a suspension if he spoke during the evening press conference. According to the report, he had thus decided to remain silent. The publication referred to El Mundo. https://t.co/Wn73IJ1Ons #JoséMourinho #Football #ConférenceDePresse (translated)

Kadima The law relayed, on the occasion of World Mental Health Day, a message from national deputy Christelle Vuanga. She reminded us that taking care of our mental health is also about taking care of our lives, and that this health deserves as much attention as physical health. She presented the act of breaking the silence, listening to others, and asking for help when needed as essential gestures for well-being, adding that taking care of oneself is not a weakness, but a necessity. #SantéMentale #BienÊtre #PrendreSoinDeSoi (translated)

The article "Sexual violence at school: silence in the ranks!" exposes the incredible silence and institutional failures in the face of a teacher who sexually abused his students for 25 years, despite several alerts ignored by the hierarchy. #ViolencesSexuelles #Éducation #SilenceDansLesRangs (translated)

Momar Assane called on President Bassirou Diomaye Faye, Ousmane Sonko, Me Matar Cissé, and the prosecutor of the Republic to shed light on the death of Abdoulaye Ba. He wrote that eight months had passed without the truth being established and that the family, relatives, and public opinion were awaiting answers. Assane reminded that Sonko had stated in the National Assembly that he was involved in the decision-making chain. He also indicated that the prosecutor had said at his last press conference that investigations were ongoing but regretted the lack of concrete actions since that announcement. He cited the statements of Makhtar Cissé, presented as the Minister of National Interior, on the respect of the law by the defense and security forces and the refusal to put the authority of the State at the service of particular interests. Assane believed that justice should be able to exercise its mission independently and promised to reiterate this requirement every 9th of the month until clear answers were obtained. #JusticePourAbdoulayeBa #Vérité #Sénégal (translated)

The author said they had asked NATO how it would protect civilian flights from electronic warfare and GPS jamming during the Steadfast Noon nuclear drill in Italy the following week. After two days without a response, they wrote, NATO replied that it would not disclose details for security and operational reasons. https://t.co/a9uArNsVYE #NATO #SteadfastNoon #Italy #IT

Bally Bagayoko welcomed the stance taken by actor Tahar Rahim in support of high school students. He wrote that taxes should also contribute to improving schools and that young people demanding resources and answers should not, in his opinion, face the silence and contempt they feel in the face of the inaction of public authorities. Bagayoko called for participation on October 17 in a "great convergence of struggles" to defend school, youth, and their future. #Justice #Éducation #Solidarité (translated)

Bally Bagayoko congratulated Navi Pillay after the awarding of the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize, which he presented as a well-deserved distinction. He wrote that at 85 years old, she was honored for a life dedicated to human rights, the fight against impunity, and respect for international law. Bagayoko noted that Pillay's journey illustrated the necessity of defending justice, human dignity, and people who are voiceless. He also argued that true peace depended on justice, truth, and respect for human rights, and called for a reminder that no one should be above the law. #NaviPillay #PrixNobelPaix #DroitsHumains (translated)

The author argued that the West was losing confidence in its civilisation, with national pride treated as sinful, history as shameful and sovereignty as something to give up. They said Marco Rubio had voiced what Europe’s political elites would not acknowledge and referred to what they described as a “deafening silence” from Sweden. #Civilization #NationalPride #Sovereignty #SE

The post’s author compared Georgia with Belarus, saying both followed a pattern of silencing opposition, imprisoning political opponents and turning away from Europe. They added that Georgians had not given up on a European future and said they had not either. https://t.co/5SsfEd7IiQ #GeorgianDream #Europe #HumanRights #BY #GE

The author believed that PROS's silence worried its critics, who, according to her, did not know to whom he was addressing himself, what he knew, or what he was doing. She claimed that they had sent people, whom she referred to disparagingly, on television sets, where they would tell subtle falsehoods. She urged the leaders of Pastef not to respond to provocations or these remarks and to let others continue. #Silence #Vérité #Débat (translated)

François Piquemal wrote that Mari Carmen died 14 days after being evicted from her home in Madrid. He accused the financial fund behind the eviction of causing her death and stated that the evictions of families were killing them slowly. He also claimed that in France, 83 households were being evicted every day, in absolute silence. https://t.co/Lzt1cd8gfB #expulsion #justice #logement (translated)

Cerfia indicated that Israel had paid tribute to the victims of the attacks on October 7, 2023, three years after the events. According to the media, ceremonies and moments of silence began at 6:29 AM, the time the attack started, and families had gathered at the site of the Nova festival. Cerfia recalled that approximately 1,200 people had been killed and 251 were taken hostage during the attack carried out by Hamas in Israel. Jean-Noël Barrot and Bruno Retailleau were present in the country for the commemorations, he added, citing I24. #Israël #Hommage #Commémoration (translated)