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The author stated that the defense would not be delegated or shared, but ensured by a national army. He also stated that the country would maintain exclusive control of its nuclear weapon and described any concession on this matter as an act of betrayal. https://t.co/OC2TxTzail #DéfenseNationale #Souveraineté #Armée #FR (translated)

The author believed that right-wing and far-right political leaders were trying to present a social and political issue as solely a security problem. He argued that the crisis was primarily social and that the responses should focus on this aspect, rather than being limited to discussions of security. (translated)

An exclusive excerpt from Princes and Thieves: Jared Kushner and Mohamed bin Zayed’s Secret Plot to Remake the Middle East examines how bank accounts linked the president’s son-in-law—and former senior adviser—to Israel, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia. www.vanityfair.com/story/jared-...

The author believed that the government had responded to social and political anger with an exclusively security-oriented approach. To overcome the crisis, it needed, in his opinion, to provide political answers. https://t.co/JiMDFWCpDD #Politique #Crise #Sécurité #FR (translated)

SaxX indicated that the mobile network failure of Orange in France would not be due to hacking, according to internal information obtained. He wrote that Orange was deploying a new 5G mobile network core and that the lines transferred to it seemed to be out of service. According to him, mobile phones had been without signal for 11 hours and hundreds of thousands of people and businesses were affected. #Orange #5G #Panne (translated)

Finneko examined the economic proposals of David Lisnard, who predicted, according to him, 80 billion euros in savings as early as the first year, 200 billion in cruise mode, and up to 300 billion in the long term. He described the program as a liberal strategy aimed at reducing public spending and levies on labor and companies, while promoting investment and employment. Of the 200 billion announced, Lisnard intended to allocate 120 billion to increase net wages through a reduction in contributions, 40 billion to reduce production taxes, and 40 billion to improve public finances. Finneko pointed out that the savings would not translate into a corresponding reduction in the deficit: according to his calculation, the direct budgetary improvement would be 40 billion. Starting from the public deficit of 152 billion euros recorded in 2025, there would remain, before any other changes, a financing need of more than 110 billion. Finneko deemed that the elimination of the C3S and the reduction of production taxes could support certain companies, without guaranteeing that the saved amounts would be devoted to investment or employment. He also noted that the 120 billion intended to increase net wages required further clarification on the distribution between employee and employer contributions, as well as on the financing of social spending. He also questioned the savings achievable through the reorganization of the 1,153 national public bodies, estimating that the elimination of structures would not necessarily eliminate the expenses related to their missions. Regarding pensions, he indicated that Lisnard wished to introduce a mandatory and collective capitalization tier and mobilize the delinking of pensions exceeding 2,000 euros per month. Finneko requested clarifications on the funding of the transition and the payment of current pensions. Finally, he estimated that the adjustment of 80 billion from the first year should be evaluated in light of its possible effects on activity, particularly demand. While he considered several directions worthy of interest, he expressed skepticism about the budgetary credibility of the amounts and the timeline. He awaited details of the savings, measure by measure and year by year, a simulation of their economic effects, and a projection of the funding for the transition to capitalization. #Economie #FinancesPubliques #Salaires (translated)

Mihai Fifor argues that Romania needs to rethink its maritime security strategy in light of recent threats, including the war in Ukraine, and to pay special attention to the exclusive economic zone in the Black Sea to protect the country's strategic interests. #SecuritateMaritimă #România #CSAT (translated)

FOGGIA REPORTER: “THE NEWSSTAND IS NOT DEAD, IT HAS ONLY CHANGED ITS FACE: FROM SAN SEVERO, THE SPOTLIGHT IS TURNED ON AN ENTIRE SECTOR IN CRISIS” by CRISTIANA LENOCI SOURCE: https://www.foggiareporter.it/ledicola-non-e-morta-ha-solo-cambiato-volto-da-san-severo-si-accendono-i-riflettori-su-un-intero-settore-in-crisi.html SAN SEVERO (FG) — From 35,000 to 20,000 in twenty years, 5,000 Italian municipalities are without a kiosk. In San Severo an old newsstand in Via Matteo Tondi is becoming the smallest theatre in the world: 4 square metres, 6 chairs and a revolution. For sixty years it was the place where you went to collect the newspaper, to ask for the football score, to leave your keys with a neighbour. Then the shutter down, the opaque glass, the faded sign. That is how newsstands in Italy end today. But that, sometimes, is how they are reborn. In San Severo, in Via Matteo Tondi, a newsstand abandoned for six years became, on 27 March 2026, World Theatre Day, the Teatro Edicola Foyer ’97. Four square metres, six chairs, fifteen-minute performances. An idea by director and artistic director Francesco Gravino and his company Foyer ‘97. They have called it “the smallest theatre in the world” and the news has gone round the international agencies, until it became a case study for the Stanford Social Innovation Review with the report “The Six-Seat Revolution”. An old newsstand that is returning to being what it has always been: a place of knowledge, culture and work. Only instead of newspapers, it distributes stories. A sector at risk of disappearing The story of San Severo sheds light on a silent haemorrhage. There were 35,000 newsstands in 2005, there are about 20,000 in 2024: -43%. According to FENAGI data released in 2026, there were about 19,500 sales points in 2025, but only 6,000 were exclusive traditional newsstands. The most painful figure is geographical: almost 5,000 Italian municipalities no longer have a newsstand. In two out of three municipalities there is no longer a sales point for newspapers and magazines. Other counts, those of Sinagi, speak of a collapse from 38,000 exclusive newsstands to about 11,000 still active. In the last four years, from 2019 to 2023, almost 2,700 newsstands have disappeared, of which 2,327 were sole traders. Rome has lost 303, Turin 138, Milan 129. Isernia has lost over a third of its newsstands in four years. Why? Falling paper sales, digital subscriptions, rising operating costs, reduced margins. In economics it is called a “sector in demand decline”. On the street it is simply called the end of a habit. Not just newspapers And yet the newsstand has never been just newspapers. In the past it was an information outpost, a point of reference, the guardian of a neighbourhood. It was self-employment, often family-run, made of early starts at 4 a.m. to be ready when the city wakes up. Today those who hold out reinvent themselves: neighbourhood bookshop, service point, parcel collection, ticket office, coffee corner. Those who cannot manage it, close. The example of Foyer 97 in San Severo tells us a simple and uncomfortable truth: we cannot save all newsstands as newsstands. But we can save their purpose. A 4-square-metre kiosk in Puglia that becomes a theatre reminds us that those few square metres are worth more than the rent they no longer pay. They matter because they are already where people pass. They are already recognized as a public place. They are already culture, even when they no longer sell culture on paper. If newsstands stop selling newspapers, they do not necessarily have to stop selling knowledge.

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The author reported that the offices of CNews and Europe 1 had been attacked on the morning of October 17 and that 21 people had been arrested, according to the prefecture. He presented the published photos as exclusive. #17octobre #cnews #casseurs #europe1 https://t.co/rYyMazLf07 #17octobre #cnews #europe1 #FR (translated)

The author claimed that the premises of CNews and Europe 1 were targeted on the morning of October 17 by about a hundred hooded individuals. According to him, they were unable to enter the building but broke windows. He also stated that he had exclusive photos. #17octobre #cnews #casseurs #europe1 https://t.co/rYyMazLf07 #17octobre #cnews #casseurs #FR (translated)

inee announced that the second volume of *LOVE BULLET* would have a limited edition with an exclusive cover at Momie, due to the warm reception of the series in France. She specified that the illustration would take up the red background of the classic editions in order to harmonize with the other volumes. According to her, the Cupids would return on October 30, 2026, for the continuation of their story. #LoveBullet #éditionslimitées #manga (translated)