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The author wrote that civil society and youth in Serbia had a particular dynamism and that they transformed the railway tragedy in Novi Sad into a catalyst for challenging what he described as Vucic's corrupt and authoritarian regime. He added that the mass mobilizations opened the way for political developments. #Νεολαία #Κοινωνία #Δημοκρατία #RS (translated)

The author of the post argued that the significant increase in participation in the elections in Serbia determined the outcome in favor of the student movement and the opponents of the Vučić regime. He called on citizens to mobilize so that the government of Kyriakos Mitsotakis would become a thing of the past and mentioned that Serbia had shown the democratic path. #δημοκρατία #εκλογές #φοιτητικόΚίνημα #RS #GR (translated)

The author characterized the government as disconnected from the needs of young people and argued that there was no provision for student housing. He wrote that students and educators were demonstrating that day with the main demand being the unbearable cost of housing and referred to the response from the Ministry of National Economy and Finance. https://t.co/wHL0ltjgZs #ΦοιτητικήΣτέγη #Διαμαρτυρία #Νεολαία #GR (translated)

Spyros wondered if what did not happen in football could happen in basketball and whether justice would ultimately be served, with the return of those that, as he claimed, had been stolen. He added that they nonetheless knew the way to A2. #μπάσκετ #ποδόσφαιρο #δικαιοσύνη (translated)

Aggelos Chorianopoulos wrote that Greece could not respond to already formed developments only with announcements. He argued that the extension of territorial waters and credible hard power was now the only way out. He referred to an article about the 12 miles, the Turkey-Libya memorandum, the "Blue Homeland," and the end of the strategy of waiting. https://t.co/7UOBkaTBp5 #Ελλάδα #ΧωρικάΥδατα #ΔιεθνείςΣχέσεις (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)

Proud Mary praised actor Stavros Nikolaidis and republished what he allegedly said about the 40-day memorial for George. Nikolaidis described incidents that, as he stated, occurred at the church and the cemetery, including an attendee's attempt to take the microphone and people taking pictures on graves. He also said that some were insulting family members and used derogatory terms for those whom he believed were causing disruption. The actor claimed that the family was trying to help George and mentioned that he was diagnosed with severe psychotic episodes at Dromokaiteio. He asserted that other people were removing him from his family and sneaking him out of the clinic through the back door, while he said that George had a close relationship with his mother. Finally, he accused a woman of giving substances to George. #Γιώργος #ψυχικήυγεία #σεβασμός (translated)

In Tirana, thousands of protesters, mostly young people, took part in a large anti-government march demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Rama and expressing their anger against rising prices and corruption, while tensions with police forces escalated, filling the streets of the city with slogans and clashes. #Διαδήλωση #Αλβανία #ΚυβερνητικήΔιαφθορά (translated)

The Pancyprian Organization of the Blind reports serious deficiencies in the safety of the bus transporting blind trainees, stating that recently seven passengers had to get off in the middle of the road due to mechanical problems with the vehicle. #Τυφλοί #Ασφάλεια #Λεωφορείο (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)

Alexis Tsipras mentioned that he met with young people in Volos, at their invitation, and listened to their concerns about the lack of prospects and hope. According to what they told him, many students were working alongside their studies to cover rent and food, while the adverse conditions in student housing led some to delay or abandon their studies. He conveyed that young agronomists were struggling to cover their expenses, as rents and supermarket prices were high, and he referred to a PhD student in aerodynamics who was, he said, working in a flooded laboratory without facilities. Tsipras argued that Greece had become hostile to young people and that opportunities for education, work, and professional development depended either on financial support from parents or connections to the "blue machine." He linked the anger of young people in France to the loss of hope and social inequalities, clarifying that violence was not a solution, but reaction and claims were legitimate. He referred to students who, he said, paid 500 or 600 euros for a room, ate pasta six days a week, and could not attend the university they were admitted to. He added that the lack of student housing and meals exacerbated their situation and argued that social tension could be addressed with conditions of justice. He criticized the government policy regarding the Golden Visa and housing, as well as the decision not to include a housing program in the Recovery Fund, saying that the money was given to "insiders." He proposed as an alternative the strengthening of the social majority and the public sector, with young people having, he said, a crucial role. #Νεολαία #Δικαιοσύνη #ΦοιτητικάΔικαιώματα (translated)

Alexis Tsipras wrote that he walked through the streets of Volos, where he stopped to meet citizens. In the pedestrian street of Chatzigiannaki, amidst traditional tsipouradika, he mentioned that he heard complaints about the cost of living, as well as discussions about the price of tsipouro and Niki Volou. According to him, citizens were tired of big statements and unfulfilled promises and were asking for a realistic alternative plan that would improve their lives and give prospects to their children. He added that at Kavouras tsipouradiko, he noticed a strong demand for both political change and a change in policy. Tsipras mentioned that a citizen told him that his absence had made it difficult for those trying to bring about change. He stated that this was the reason for his return and that EL.AS. was created to serve as a counterbalance to the Right and to Kyriakos Mitsotakis' New Democracy, filling a gap that, he argued, made the Prime Minister seem unshakeable. He added that the visit ended with wishes for success. #Βόλος #πολιτική #τσιπουράδικο (translated)