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The author wondered if, after eight years of governance, the government believed that serious corruption was limited to the cases of coffee and pizza. He wrote that these had been exaggerated during its term and contrasted the cases with those of the cartels and direct practices. https://t.co/7DSr2kyaSs #Διαφθορά #Κυβέρνηση #Σύγκρουση #GR (translated)

The author of the post stated that he spoke on the radio station "Sto Kokkino" with Gianna Papadakou about the housing crisis, which, he said, was depriving more and more people of access to affordable and decent housing. He argued that housing was a social right and not a field for profit-making. #ΣτεγαστικήΚρίση #Στέγαση https://t.co/GyWaC0Sov7 #ΣτεγαστικήΚρίση #Στέγαση #ΚοινωνικάΔικαιώματα #GR (translated)

IamEironman wrote to Moltenios that the main conclusion of the day was that a man was actually arrested, not in the context of a staged event. He added that the Olympiakos Basketball Club enthusiastically supported his re-election, describing him as successful, and argued that none of its supporters had questioned it about whom or what it had supported all this time. #Συγκαλύψεις #ΜΜΕ #Πολιτική (translated)

Nikos Appelaios II wrote that Vladimir Putin rejected the ceasefire, demanding the entire Donbass instead of freezing the current situation on the ground, and seeking economic agreements with the U.S. without ending the war. He noted that Witkoff's talks concluded without progress and commented that responsibility would likely be placed again on Zelensky and Ukraine, urging Trump to take a position. #Πόλεμος #Ουκρανία #Πολιτική (translated)

Amalia claimed that the demonstrations in Athens and other Greek cities had low participation, mainly from teachers and students who, as she wrote, were affiliated with the KKE and KNE. She mentioned songs, musical instruments, and slogans referencing Paris, and argued that the Left sought to bring the unrest that had erupted in France and elsewhere to Greece. According to her, the slogans targeted youths, hooligans, and immigrants, whom she presented as groups that could cause chaos and participate in looting. She used a derogatory term for immigrants and claimed that the Left was trying to mobilize them as part of a plan for unrest. Amalia wrote that the protests did not demonstrate that there was a revolutionary climate in Greece and compared 2026 with 2008 and 2012. She also claimed that the Palestinian Community did not participate in the demonstrations, although it had taken part in protests for Palestine. She concluded that the Left had been marginalized and had politically, ideologically, and morally failed, while advising its supporters to abandon expectations for revolutionary developments. #Ελλάδα #Αριστερά #Συγκεντρώσεις (translated)

The author called for sanctions against Turkey, arguing that the country was provoking again and that Europe was watching without reacting. Addressing the President of the European Council, he stated that Europe included Greece, the Aegean, and Cyprus, and demanded consequences for Turkey. https://t.co/WdjfhiyFtb #Τουρκία #Ευρώπη #Κύπρος #TR #GR #CY (translated)

Nikolas Sotiropoulos praised Kyra-nakis' statements, saying they expressed what everyone thinks and that he exercised strong criticism. He argued that schools are meant for the learning of students and not for political guidance from the KKE or incitement to incidents, while he called for the protection of children from ideological manipulation. https://t.co/5iKRtbcpjk #Εκπαίδευση #Παιδεία #Δημοκρατία (translated)

George Zourdos wrote that Kamara would have received very harsh criticism for the same case. As for Kanguwa, he mentioned that he was a good player and one of the most pivotal for this year's Panathinaikos, but he couldn't make all his teammates better and he remained a human being. #paofc https://t.co/tsWaaucthH #Παναθηναϊκός #ποδόσφαιρο #Καμαρά (translated)

Petros Kousoulos wrote that he had spoken publicly during the time that Mazonakis was hospitalized at Dromokaitio, because, as he mentioned, he had evidence regarding the reasons for his confinement. He claimed that this evidence would show that the family tried to help without legal advice. Kousoulos alleged that Mazonakis was murdered on Karneadou Street and that some were pressuring him to "clean up" in the wrong way. He cited testimony regarding the last night at his home and attributed a role to the combination of substances with midazolam, an antidote, and propofol, which, he wrote, were administered to him by Gkaka without taking a history or assessing his condition. He added that the case would be examined at a forensics level and characterized as misanthropic those who, as he said, accused the family without knowing the facts. He stated that Mazonakis had presented a psychotic episode with paranoia and had accused his parents of being involved in a criminal organization that was making pornographic films. According to him, these had been recorded and were available to the prosecutorial authority that ordered the involuntary hospitalization. Finally, he urged anyone who wanted to report to reach out to collaborators and former employers of Mazonakis, as well as to the person who was with him the previous night, for information about his condition, clarity, and perception. He also asked why no one was speaking. #apokalypseis #ειρήνη #Δικαιοσύνη #μασκοτ (translated)

FLORENTIA stated that Turkey selectively used international law to contest the influence of the Greek islands and to claim greater control in the Eastern Mediterranean. She wrote that Kastellorizo had a crucial position, as it, according to her, connected the Greek and Cypriot Exclusive Economic Zones, and claimed that Ankara aimed to place Turkish continental shelf between Greece and Cyprus. Regarding Cyprus, FLORENTIA mentioned that Turkey argued to the west of the island that it was not entitled to a continental shelf, while to the east and south it invoked the rights of islands and signed delimitation agreements with the entity it referred to as a "pseudo-state." According to the post, these moves aimed to involve energy companies with the Turkish Cypriot side and to use natural gas as a means of pressure. FLORENTIA linked Turkish claims to the Turkey-Libya Memorandum and the doctrine of "Blue Homeland," arguing that the goal was for Turkey to gain a regulatory role in pipelines, cables, and investments towards Europe. She also criticized what she described as the contradiction between Turkey's non-accession to the UNCLOS and the invocation of judicial decisions based on it. Finally, she noted that an official European map showed a maritime zone between Crete, Kastellorizo, and Cyprus, which, according to her, Turkey presented as disputed. #Καστελόριζο #ΔιεθνέςΔίκαιο #Γεωπολιτική (translated)

Giannis Karimitsios wrote that Greece had completely lost Libya and argued that the Turkish-Libyan memorandum had been approved by the House of Representatives in Benghazi, which he linked to Haftar. He wondered if there was any country in the region with which Greece had unreserved influence and added that Israel, in his estimation, probably had influence in Greece and not the other way around. https://t.co/pV344bwsjJ #Λιβύη #Πολιτική #ΜέσηΑνατολή (translated)

Leonidas Palaiodimos mentioned that his four-year-old son asked to hang a flag on the balcony in anticipation of the anniversary. He appreciated that this demonstrated the good work of the kindergarten, the administration, and the teachers, while, based on what he heard from other parents, he believed that the same was true for most kindergartens and most educators. #ΟΧΙ #Επος #Εκπαίδευση #Νηπιαγωγείο #Επαιτεία (translated)

Alexis Tsipras said he visited a livestock unit where the owner had been forced to cull about 600 sheep 13 months ago. He conveyed that the farmer struggled to return to the barn after the culling and was still not well. Tsipras argued that the handling of zoonoses in Greece was based on mass culling instead of vaccination, resulting, as he stated, in a significant decrease in animal production. He attributed this choice to the government's effort to avoid disclosing problems at OPEKEPE. He claimed that vaccination would lead the relevant EU committees to require a record of livestock, which, according to him, would show that more than half of the subsidies were fictitious and were received by officials affiliated with New Democracy who did not produce. He added that the reconstitution of herds should begin immediately and be fully covered by European resources, according to European rules. He described the situation of the farmers as a cry of anguish, emphasizing that both their survival and their ability to remain in production were at stake. He accused the government of choosing a clientelist network over production and called for a struggle to end what he called a mockery and for farmers to receive what they were entitled to so they could continue to live in their place. #κτηνοτροφία #αγροτικέςπολιτικές #ζωικήπαραγωγή (translated)

Amalia claimed that Russia was instigating unrest in France, Italy, and Albania, aiming to weaken support for Ukraine. She cited a publication by Visegrad, according to which French intelligence had confirmed the role of Russian bot networks in the riots. She referred to the speech of Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni in parliament on October 14, stating that she had advocated for continued aid to Ukraine. According to Amalia, Meloni had asserted that support for Kyiv was necessary for peace and described the agreement on Russian diesel as "very dangerous." Amalia claimed that the unrest in Italy began three days after the speech and attributed a leading role to leftist and anti-fascist circles, as well as to migrants from North Africa. Regarding Albania, she cited statements from Prime Minister Edi Rama, who, she said, had spoken about tens of thousands of fake profiles on social media linked to Russian influence during the so-called "Flamingo Revolution." Amalia also claimed that radical left demonstrators had tried to instigate unrest in Spain but were intercepted by the police. She also referenced a complaint from Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez regarding Russian disinformation about immigration policy and linked the issue to the arrival of 60,000 migrants in Ceuta at the end of July. In conclusion, she called for no tolerance in Athens the following day. #Ουκρανία #Πούτιν #Ευρώπη (translated)

Nikos Appelaios II argued that the ratification of the Turkey-Libya memorandum by the eastern Libya parliament, following its ratification by the western Libya parliament in 2019, would provoke diplomatic reactions and strengthen Turkish activity in the eastern Mediterranean. He estimated that energy and bilateral relations would be affected, without changing Greece's legal position. He noted that Greece, Egypt, Cyprus, Israel, and the EU were expected to reiterate that the memorandum is null and produces no legal effects against third countries, as, in his view, it disregards the rights of Greek islands, especially Crete, based on UNCLOS. He added that verbal notes and coordinated European and international positions would be significant. Appelaios called on Athens to intensify pressure on Libya for the delimitation of maritime zones or to finalize the Greece-Egypt agreement of 2020, which, he noted, overlaps with Turkish-Libyan claims. He estimated that Turkey could interpret the ratification as a "green light" for further seismic surveys, geophysical studies, or drilling in the contested areas, as well as for increased naval presence and pressure to accept its claims. According to him, such moves would increase the risk of incidents. He characterized the ratification as a blow to the Greece-Cyprus-Israel axis and said it would complicate Greek research south of Crete. He mentioned that Libya had already reacted to the surveys since August, with a verbal note and a threat to freeze talks. He also estimated that Turkey would seek to exploit the now united Libyan position as leverage for multilateral negotiations. He predicted further rapprochement between Haftar and Turkey at economic, political, and possibly military levels, following the lifting of the 2020 boycott. According to him, this could alter the balance in eastern Libya and have serious implications for cooperation with Greece and Egypt. He clarified that the ratification would not resolve Libya's internal divisions nor would it automatically confer international legitimacy on the memorandum against third parties, but would politically strengthen Turkey and complicate Greek diplomacy. He added that Greece's legal position remained strong and that any potential escalation would depend on Turkish actions and the Greek response. Finally, he criticized the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, stating that it had not acted in a timely manner, and mentioned that if he were prime minister, he would have already requested the resignation of George Gerapetritis. #Λιβύη #ΕλληνικήΔιπλωματία #ΑνατολικήΜεσόγειος (translated)

Nikolas Boyiopoulos wrote that the rulers in France were promoting a austerity package of 54 billion euros for 2027, with cuts to social spending, pensions, social benefits, and employment. He contrasted this with the projected military spending, which he estimated at 64 billion euros for 2027, 68.3 billion for 2028, 72.8 billion for 2029, and 76.3 billion for 2030, totaling 436 billion euros for the period 2024-2030. Boyiopoulos criticized those who, as he wrote, attributed the social and youth explosion in France to agents of Islamism and instigators of anarcho-communism. He mentioned Trump and Soti, as well as other individuals whom he described with derogatory terms. He added that, in his opinion, such rhetoric prepared plans for unprecedented repression practices, not only in France. #Γαλλία #λιτότητα #κοινωνικάδικαιώματα (translated)

The prime minister stated that the Institute of Informatics and Telecommunications of EKEFE "Demokritos" has acquired a new, spacious, and functional building today, describing the development as the realization of an ambitious plan. According to him, the building reflected the dynamics of innovation in Greece and the government's expectations for the era of artificial intelligence. He added that artificial intelligence was transforming knowledge, production, and labor, while it could help the public sector become more efficient, businesses increase their productivity, and younger generations create under new terms. https://t.co/83f7IINW9U #καινοτομία #τεχνητήνοημοσύνη #Ελλάδα (translated)

Veni_Vidi_Vici addressed those who, as he wrote, argued that students should work in order to study. He argued that they should not work eight hours, but rather attend classes, be in auditoriums and libraries, do assignments, and have time to live. #Φοιτητές #Εκπαίδευση #ΝέαΓενιά (translated)