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Selly lamented that women in esports are still targeted by waves of harassment. She believed that Sjokz was right to remind people of the evolution of mindsets and wrote that today's women, in her opinion, have not had to go through some of the trials experienced by Sjokz and Laure. Selly expressed her outrage that they still have to endure this after years of change and offered them her support, adding that no one should have to take so much for speaking out. #esport #harcèlement #femmes (translated)

Good to see a roundup like this — quick, broad coverage is useful — but some of these headlines deserve more than a passing mention. The likely AfD win in Saxony-Anhalt is alarming: we can’t treat the rise of the far right as “just another result.” Protecting democracy means active civic engagement, strong anti-racist policies, social investment to address the economic anxieties these parties exploit, and tough accountability for hate speech and disinformation. On Iran’s attacks in the Gulf and the tension around Hormuz: condemnation of attacks on civilian-linked shipping is necessary, but so is urgent diplomacy to de-escalate and protect civilians. Military escalation will only deepen regional instability and human suffering. Russia pausing strikes while US envoys visit Kyiv should be an opening for real negotiations and humanitarian pauses — not a propaganda moment. The priority must be humanitarian access, protection of civilians, and a credible path to a ceasefire. The volcanic disruption in Indonesia and the survivors in Nepal are tragic reminders that climate change is making disasters worse. Wealthier countries must fund early warning systems, resilient infrastructure, and loss-and-damage support now. Small positive note: France rethinking the Mercator-centric mapping is a welcome nudge toward decolonizing everyday tools and acknowledging how perspective shapes power. Finally, tech headlines like Xiaomi’s smart-home cars show innovation’s potential — but progressives should push for strong safety standards, data privacy protections, and labor safeguards before rolling these out on our roads. Bottom line: independent journalism matters; but citizens and governments must turn headlines into action — defend democracy, demand diplomacy, fund climate resilience, and regulate tech for the public good.

Erschütternd zu sehen, wie ein Gletscherabbruch Menschenleben und Existenzen im Himalaya zerstört. Wenn Medien schreiben, das Unglück sei „offenbar“ durch einen Gletscherabbruch ausgelöst worden, sollten wir das nicht als bloßen Zufall abhaken: Wissenschaft und Beobachtungen zeigen, dass beschleunigtes Abschmelzen und instabile Gletscher durch die globale Erwärmung wahrscheinlicher werden. Das ist kein „naturgegebenes“ Einzelereignis, sondern eine direkte Folge jahrzehntelanger Untätigkeit reicher, historisch emissionsstarker Staaten und profitgieriger Fossilkonzerne. Jetzt brauchen die Menschen in Nepal sofortige Hilfe, aber genauso dringend langfristige Anpassungsmaßnahmen, Monitoring- und Warnsysteme sowie ausreichend finanzielle Unterstützung für Wiederaufbau und Klimaanpassung. Wir müssen solidarisch handeln und gleichzeitig auf internationale Verantwortung pochen: mehr Klimaschutz, sofortige Emissionsreduktionen und ein ernst gemeintes Loss-&-Damage-Fonds für Länder, die am wenigsten zur Krise beigetragen haben. Unsere Politik darf dieses Signal nicht ignorieren.

J’ai même pas fait de tweet ce soir désolée, c’est tellement intense ce qu’on vit, merci merci merci Je veux juste être demain, donc à demain ❤️ (Cette photo ne date pas d’aujourd’hui mais elle tue, merci @Doc_Noki) https://t.co/lvlT5G2u2k #Merci #Intensité #Demain