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The author wrote that ARD and ZDF reported significantly more critically about the Yellow Vests in France and the farmers' protests in Germany than about the "Intifada in Paris." He portrayed the protesters in France and Germany as harmless or peaceful. #Gelbwesten #Frankreich #Medienberichte #FR #DE (translated)

The Etas Union women celebrate their third consecutive victory in the Women's Bundesliga with a 2:1 test against Nuremberg, with Nele Bauereisen scoring the decisive goal, but she has to be treated for an injury in the 85th minute. #FrauenBundesliga #UnionBerlin #Fußball (translated)

Impact reported that the French mayor Bernard Baudoux was violently thrown to the ground and beaten by masked Israeli settlers in occupied West Bank. According to the message, he was participating in an olive harvest in solidarity with Palestinian residents. Impact cited Le Parisien and Reuters. #Guerre #Solidarité #Palestine (translated)

The author wrote that the French mayor Bernard Baudoux had been attacked by Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank. He indicated that French, Belgian, and Polish diplomats, as well as Catholic representatives, were accompanying him and had also been targeted. The message also mentioned the EU, without specifying the rest of the phrase "The EU is always…". https://t.co/6NH804FpPq #Cisjordanie #Israël #Diplomatie #FR #IL #BE #PL #EU (translated)

The message claimed that the French mayor Bernard Baudoux had been assaulted by Israeli settlers in occupied West Bank. It stated that he was accompanied by French, Belgian, and Polish diplomats as well as Catholic representatives, who were also targeted. The post ended with an unfinished sentence about the EU and a link. https://t.co/xuMHuJeq7a #Cisjordanie #Aggression #Diplomatie #FR #IL #BE #PL (translated)

Rain is a great thing: Finally, the plants can at least breathe a little. I sincerely hope that fewer trees dry out next year. 2026 was simply a tragedy. Even in August, some avenues were full of leaves. The drought is unfortunately very real in Berlin and Brandenburg. 😢 (translated)

We have to keep in mind that we are currently not a top team. We are missing a lot of what distinguished us in the last two or three years. In the past, we would have pulled off a game like today. Right now, we often break down in the second half. We need to work on getting back up. If we don't succeed, it will be a very, very tough season. Undav: "We have to keep in mind that we are currently not a top team. We are missing a lot of what distinguished us in the last two or three years. In the past, we would have pulled off a game like today. Right now, we often break down in the second half. We need to work on getting back up. If we don't succeed, it will be a very, very tough season." I am back in better shape than before. Two attempts were blocked, one was outstandingly saved by the goalkeeper, and one hit the post. It has to get better again and it will get better again. In the past, those things went in, but that is not the case right now. But I have to stay positive, then it will get better again. When asked by BILD about his current form, Undav said: "I am back in better shape than before. Two attempts were blocked, one was outstandingly saved by the goalkeeper, and one hit the post. It has to get better again and it will get better again. In the past, those things went in, but that is not the case right now. But I have to stay positive, then it will get better again." #VfBStuttgart #HSV #Abstiegskampf (translated)

The NBS informed that on October 18, an unidentified object, possibly a drone, was detected in Lithuanian airspace from 6:00 AM to 8:00 AM. This caused air alarms in several regions. Given the available data and the high likelihood that the object could enter Latvia, a heightened alert was also activated in the districts of Bauska, Aizkraukle, and Ogre. The NBS indicated that due to the potential threat, NATO air defense mission fighter jets were deployed. According to the information available at the time, the fighters did not shoot down the object, and there was a possibility that it detonated itself. The incident site was located in the Pasvalys district in northern Lithuania, near the Latvian border. The NBS added that Lithuanian police were working at the scene, conducting an initial investigation and collecting evidence. The possible origin of the object and the cause of the explosion were still being investigated. #drošība #bezpilotlidaparāts #NATO (translated)

GFrei.News reported that the planned flooding of the lignite mining areas of Hambach and Garzweiler is deliberately destroying the German economy and ending 100 years of affordable energy security. Plans from 1977 and 1995 had intended to fill exhausted open-pit mines with water from the Rhine and to renature them. Now, the approval for lignite mining is being revoked, although, according to the author, there is still enough coal there to supply Germany for another 100 years. Lignite is almost as cheap as nuclear power and is also used for briquettes, lignite dust, and fluidized bed coal, wrote GFrei.News. A fast-track approval process has been initiated for flooding the mining areas still containing coal, and the construction of a 45-kilometer long pipeline has begun at a high three-digit million amount. By 2030, this will destroy a resource wealth worth around 1 trillion euros, according to the author. A later resumption of mining would take decades and be too expensive. GFrei.News referred to the flooding as the permanent destruction of energy security and fuel worth 1 trillion euros. The excavator 293 will also be decommissioned: the vehicle weighs more than 14,000 tons, is 225 meters tall, and is the largest land vehicle in the world. It has been in operation for 30 years and is a symbol of German engineering and national pride, the author wrote. GFrei.News accused the state of "state terrorism against its own people" and wrote that the consequences would be far worse than the explosion of NordStream. The author hoped that the AfD would come to power in time to prevent the plans. #Energiewende #Braunkohle #Energiesicherheit (translated)

Steffan Nethe wrote that the historic Town Hall of Limoges, built in 1883, was burning while people cheered and sneered. The building had survived two world wars unscathed; Nethe blamed leftist destructive fury for its destruction and described the incident as a sign of the decline and loss of control of Western civilization. He accused European politics of passively watching the destruction of cultural heritage and the endangerment of public safety. He wrote that anyone who downplays or ignores the events is gradually giving up their homeland and history. #KulturErbe #Zivilisation #Limoges (translated)