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The Greek society may grumble and be dissatisfied, but it remains politically calm, while the ruling party heads towards the polls with the dilemma "Mitsotakis or chaos," without its competitors proposing convincing alternative solutions. #ΕλληνικήΠολιτική #Μητσοτάκης #Δημοκρατία (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 Greece Crypto Degen Club stated that the market was in a phase it described with the phrase "touch grass" and added that the wait for the high time frames to pay off required patience. It also mentioned that it would place a bet on Polymarket that chaos would prevail in Athens the following day, whether it was good or bad. https://t.co/Dxqj6FGUEh #Αγορά #Υπομονή #Χάος (translated)

Angie criticized a person she described as a member of Tsipras's team, using offensive terms for him and his appearance. She wrote that the person had wished for what was happening in France to happen in Greece as well and claimed that his supporters desired the destruction of Greek citizens' property and admitted it shamelessly. She referred to them as looters and said that nothing had changed. #ΕΛΑΣ_ΓΙΑ_ΝΑ_ΓΕΛΑΣ https://t.co/Qesrcisd7u #Ελλάδα #πολιτική #Καταστροφή (translated)

Adonis Georgiadis wrote that a woman named Kyriakidou, whom he said he did not know, criticized him almost daily for his hair, glasses, and statements. He added that she posted an image of Paris in flames and wished that something similar would happen in Greece. Georgiadis urged readers not to be influenced and not to give in, while asserting that those expressing such views desired chaos and the destruction of Greece, as, according to him, had happened during the "indignant" movement. #Ελλάδα #Πολιτική #Κοινωνία (translated)

The Shot Clock wrote that, after four years of evaluating hundreds of players for the highest level, it considered Mbaye Ndiaye's transition from ASVEL to Olympiacos the most misguided assessment it had made. According to the writer, Ndiaye had adapted to Olympiacos's needs and improved his shooting, evolving into a key player for the team. He described it as a great success in scouting, as he believed he was ready to play a leading role in the EuroLeague champions and act as a steady closer. The Shot Clock also highlighted Carr, who, as he wrote, had been scoring consecutive 20-point games, Robinson Earl, whom he described as one of the best players in Europe and noted was playing in the Eurocup, and Lofton. He added that last season's Valencia players —Montero, Badio, De Larrea, and Pradilla— had scattered to different teams. According to him, the value of roster planning was that it increased the chances of identifying players who could elevate a team without guaranteeing infallible selections. Finally, he announced an upcoming detailed article on the subject. #basketball #scouting #αθλητισμός (translated)

Chris Avramidis stated that he asked the Greek government about reports from the Daily Mail and the Wall Street Journal regarding Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle and AKTOR lobbyist Christos Marafatsos. According to what he cited from the Daily Mail, Guilfoyle allegedly requested $250,000 from Greek businessmen to pay off her luxury Mercedes. The Wall Street Journal, as he mentioned, wrote that the paid lobbyist Marafatsos accompanied the ambassador to official government meetings, without the interlocutors always knowing which company he represented. Avramidis said he asked government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis who the businessmen were, whether they had transactions with the public sector, which meetings with ministers the lobbyist participated in, and whether possible conflicts of interest would be checked. According to the journalist, Marinakis replied that the issue did not fall under the government's competencies, accused him of adopting the reports, and referred him to the press offices of the ministries. Avramidis added that the government spokesman said the government could neither dismiss nor adopt the reports. The journalist argued that the questions regarding the lobbyist's meetings with ministers, whether they knew which company he represented, and whether the contacts for potential conflicts of interest would be examined remained unanswered. #Ελλάδα #πολιτική #δημοσιογραφία (translated)

The responsibility before the law belongs to everyone, and all those involved in this chaos will surely pay. I will pay because Albania will never go back. Albanians will never again be hostages of the past, and the past that has returned, blinding us in these hours in the center of Tirana, like a ghost trying to do what it has always done whenever Albanians wanted to lift their heads, will remain a thing of the past. The future belongs to the students! The future belongs to Albania and the Albanians. Rama also stated that there is no turning back, and the journey towards the European Union continues. #Αλβανία #ΕΕ #Αντιπολίτευση (translated)

Karditsastakra described the country as plunged into chaos under Mitsotakis and claimed that they had taken everything and had destroyed all the infrastructure. He wrote that he had never seen such disorder and characterized the images as unbelievable. https://t.co/qvNMePYHtV #Ελλάδα #Μητσοτάκης #Χάος (translated)