BTS celebrated that it had surpassed 90 million followers on Spotify and stated that it was the first and only group to reach that figure, in addition to being the eleventh artist with the most followers on the entire platform. It also congratulated the group and described it as a historical reference. #BTS_90MFollowersOnSpotify #BTS #Spotify #Música (translated)
The author wrote that Sweden’s Social Democrats and Magdalena Andersson had celebrated what they called an election victory with cake and congratulations from the S&D Group in the European Parliament. The author said Andersson had failed to secure a government deal and was expected to be voted down on Thursday. #Sverige #politics #Valresultat #SE #EU
The author said Stockholm had outdone Oslo, accusing the recipient of the peace prize of antisemitism and claiming they would never contribute to peace in the Middle East. The author praised Stockholm for recognizing knowledge that improves lives and congratulated Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford on the 2026 prize in economics. #Stockholm #Oslo #PeacePrize #SE #NO #IL
The author congratulated Robert Hall and Michael Woodford, saying they had won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences. The author said their work had strengthened policymakers’ ability to respond to economic shocks and called the recognition well deserved.
The JIMIN SUPPORT claimed that Jimin, for the seventh consecutive year, would have been the first and only person in the world to simultaneously rank more than 20 hashtags and phrases related to his name in the global trends on X. According to the account, during the celebration of the artist's 31st birthday, 23 phrases ranked among the top 30 most popular, and Jimin occupied the top five positions. #Jimin #ItBoy #AniversárioJimin (translated)
The author congratulated Moldova on the expected opening of two more negotiating clusters in its EU accession process that day, describing it as another step towards the European Union. The author said the European Parliament would continue to support Moldova and argued that Europe would be stronger and safer with the country in the EU. https://t.co/pWdUogAeFN #Moldova #EUAffairs #EuropeanUnion #MD #EU
The author said a man was the first to benefit from Sweden’s gender self-identification law, which had been in force for one year, and congratulated him while thanking the Swedish politicians who voted for it. #Jämställdhet #Könsidentitet #Sverige #SE
Congratulations to Ülle Madise on becoming President of Estonia. Your commitment to the rule of law and fundamental rights, including 11 years as Chancellor of Justice, will serve Estonia and Europe well. I look forward to working together with you for a strong, secure and prosperous Europe.
The author argued that development had little value without respect for human rights and congratulated Navi Pillay on winning the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize, describing it as recognition of her lifelong commitment to peace and international law.
The author congratulated Navi Pillay on being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, citing her work in South Africa defending Nelson Mandela and others, and her service as an international judge in cases involving international crimes, including the genocide in Rwanda. The post also began referring to her tenure in a role identified only as “High”. https://t.co/3AualKCufn #NobelPrize #Peace #HumanRights #ZA #RW
The author congratulated Navi Pillay on being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, citing her work in South Africa defending Nelson Mandela and others, as well as her role as an international judge in cases involving international crimes, including the genocide in Rwanda. The post also referred to her tenure in a role whose title was left incomplete. https://t.co/sqM7exre0P #NobelPrize #Peace #HumanRights #ZA #RW
The author congratulated Justice Pillay on receiving the Nobel Peace Prize, saying the committee had described accountability for war crimes and justice for victims of abuse as prerequisites for a peaceful world. The author added that they hoped justice would begin in Palestine. https://t.co/Vs5rpvly6J #NobelPrize #Justice #Peace #PS
The author congratulated lawyer and human rights activist Navanethem “Navi” Pillay on her Nobel Peace Prize, saying few people had devoted their lives to justice, peace and human dignity as she had. The post also referred to the violence of apartheid in South Africa and the Rwandan genocide. #NobelPrize #HumanRights #Justice #ZA #RW
The author congratulated Justina Shiroka Pula on her election as President of Kosovo, saying that with snap elections averted, priorities should include stable institutions, the rule of law and progress towards the EU. The author said they looked forward to meeting her and tagged the EPP Group and EU enlargement. https://t.co/KsJNRmaZOw #Kosovo #EU #Democracy #KS #EU
The author welcomed President Justina Shiroka-Pula and congratulated Kosovo on electing what they described as its first Catholic president, calling it a symbol of religious freedom, tolerance and coexistence in Europe. They also expressed hope that Pope Leo XIV would become the first pope to visit the Republic of Kosovo. https://t.co/U4QMgdDS4f #Kosovo #ReligiousFreedom #Tolerance #XK #VA
The author congratulated Kosovo’s first Christian president, whom they described as Catholic, and said they hoped the Pope would visit Kosovo soon. #Kosovo #Christianity #PopeFrancis #XK
The author congratulated Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel on the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, saying their work in optogenetics had transformed the study of the brain. The author described it as a reminder of what scientific curiosity and breakthrough research could achieve for medicine and health.
The author congratulated Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel on the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. They said Hegemann’s work had been supported by two ERC grants and a Horizon project, and wrote that Europe invested in frontier science that could transform the future. #NobelPrize #FrontierScience #MedicalResearch #EU
The author called it a major development and offered congratulations, writing that it could bring lies and arbitrary rule to an end and give them strength as well.
The author called the development significant and congratulated those involved, saying it could end what they described as lies and arbitrary rule. They added that it gave them strength.
