Journalism

Bartosz Lewandowski accused the ruling government of trying to mislead Poles in recordings made in the studio. He wrote that the day before, Prime Minister Donald Tusk spoke about the continuous defense of the border, and the following day the minister was praised, for whose work — according to Lewandowski — Poland's rating fell, and the state of the budget became dire. #Polska #polityka #premier (translated)

Andrea Ballarati wrote that Berizzi had accused him of "fanning the flames," but he claimed to have shown, by publishing some chats, that a group was organizing in advance to cause harm and disorder. He added that what had happened did not require further evidence. Ballarati stated that reporting the facts to the authorities, urging others to do the same, and accompanying people into the city to protect their shops and discourage looting and vandalism did not mean fueling tensions. Instead, he accused some journalists of doing so by lying and protecting people who, in his view, were driven by hatred and the desire to destroy. #Giustizia #LibertàDiStampa #SicurezzaPubblica (translated)

Iranian-British journalist Christiane Amanpour, an icon of American foreign journalism for her reporting from war zones, announced her farewell to CNN after 43 years, where she presented the international news program Amanpour. #ChristianeAmanpour #journalistiek #oorlogsverslaggeving (translated)

The author argued that the representative liberal democracy based on the public sphere no longer existed. He attributed its disappearance to Cambridge Analytica, Cerimedo, Javier Negre, bots, social media, and algorithms, as well as to media controlled by investment funds and millionaires, whom he linked to manipulation. (translated)

SHADES wrote that unions from France Télévisions had denounced France 2's coverage of the demonstrations on October 17, which they referred to as "propaganda." According to his message, the CFDT criticized a program that repeatedly aired images of violence accompanied by anxiety-inducing music and devoted less than two minutes to the demands. SHADES also recalled that Acrimed had denounced a similar imbalance on France 2 during the high school mobilizations, with 8% of the broadcast time dedicated to the demands. #France #Médias #Manifestations (translated)

Kerstin Lee Langley, who was missing for nearly 20 years and told about a murder at a party in 2012, is now confronted as a suspect and key witness in the cold case from the Upper Palatinate, after her body was recently found and investigators were able to identify possible perpetrators. #ColdCase #Mord #Oberpfalz (translated)

In an analysis by Nicolas Duvoux, a sociologist of social inequalities, he highlights the growing sentiment among young people that their future is being taken away from them, a reality ignored by institutions in the context of the re-centering of power under Emmanuel Macron. #InégalitésSociales #Jeunesse #AvenirConfisqué (translated)

According to Andrea Scanzi, Giorgia Meloni would prefer to challenge Elly Schlein rather than Giuseppe Conte, as she perceives Schlein as a less formidable opponent, and suggests that primaries are the most effective solution to resolve controversies in choosing the candidate for the center-left premiership. #EllySchlein #GiorgiaMeloni #primarie (translated)