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We will do everything to meet the energy needs of the Slovak Republic. We are also ready to collaborate in other areas that are of interest to both sides. Power holder Vladimir Putin warmly welcomed Fico in the Kremlin: "We will do everything to meet the energy needs of the Slovak Republic. We are also ready to collaborate in other areas that are of interest to both sides," emphasized the Kremlin chief. #Slowakei #Russland #Militärkontakte (translated)

Dr. Bodo Schiffmann thanked those who pointed out the grievances, shared contributions, wrote letters, and provided support. He wrote that it seems Reiner is now in normal detention conditions, and a release may also be achievable and possible. The collective support could still make a significant impact if one wishes, Schiffmann explained. Moreover, he wished God's protection and blessing to the supporters. #Dankbarkeit #Gemeinschaft #Menschenrechte (translated)

Elisabeth Schwetz stands out not only for her high professional qualifications and her many years of professional experience, but above all for her down-to-earth and deeply human nature. FPÖ leader Herbert Kickl extended heartfelt congratulations to the newly elected president: “Elisabeth Schwetz stands out not only for her high professional qualifications and her many years of professional experience, but above all for her down-to-earth and deeply human nature.” #FPÖ #ElisabethSchwetz #Politik (translated)

Ben Krischke criticized Bärbel Bas and wrote that her statements at the Employers' Day 2025 triggered spontaneous laughter. Within the black-red coalition, she blocked and delayed reforms and once accused Chancellor Friedrich Merz of talking "bullshit." He wrote that Bas was not a miscast, but a miscast. Krischke described the SPD's approach as contradictory: the party accused the Union at Bebelplatz, with Boris Pistorius and Matthias Miersch, of paving the way for fascism, but a week later complained about a rough tone in the political center. At the same time, he accused media outlets like Der Spiegel and Handelsblatt of supporting the SPD campaign and portraying the CDU as heartless. Bas, as Federal Minister of Labor, had a large administrative apparatus at her disposal, Krischke wrote. He criticized that the SPD prioritizes a minister's feelings over the welfare of the population and wants to make the Union appear inhuman. According to him, the dismantling of a party involves both those who carry it out and those who allow it. https://t.co/9w5vhZcV4t #Politik #Bundesregierung #SPD (translated)

The article explores the historical roots of the ties between Israel and Libya, analyzing the Zionist settlement projects in Cyrenaica proposed by Theodor Herzl and the recent speculations regarding contacts between Saddam Haftar and Benjamin Netanyahu. #Israele #Libia #Sionismo (translated)

Jan Fleischhauer wrote that anyone who accuses the CDU of treating the SPD chairperson without compassion and in a cold, inhuman manner must leave the coalition. He argued that one cannot govern with people who act this way and called for immediate new elections. He asked his audience if they wanted that. #Neuwahlen #CDU #SPD (translated)

Kay Ray accused Kurt Krömer, Sarah Bosetti, and Thomas Nicolai of promoting diversity on stage while simultaneously insulting and disinviting people in front of the camera. He described their human kindness as selective tolerance. #KayRay #RosaUndKayRay #Satire #Doppelmoral #Toleranz #KurtKrömer #SarahBosetti #ThomasNicolai #Satire #Toleranz #Doppelmoral (translated)

Mathias Priebe wrote that Bärbel Bas' stepdaughter died at the age of 53 at the end of September. He described the loss as sad, but stated that the grief only affects Bas. He called the connection of the death with alleged excessive criticism of Bas dishonest. In his opinion, Bas must come to terms with the situation. Other people must also continue to work, deliver performance, and endure criticism, Priebe wrote. After several weeks, her environment should no longer have to take her feelings into account, least of all the whole country. He also stated that he could no longer bear it when people portrayed themselves as victims. Grief is individual and, in his opinion, not divisible, Priebe wrote. He generally feels sympathy only for people who are close to him. While he knows compassion, he would have failed as a journalist if he had immersed himself in all the fates he had to report on, he wrote. Moreover, he accused many of allowing themselves to be deceived again by socialists, for whom he used a derogatory term. In conclusion, he asked whether Bas had been attacked too harshly. #Priebshow #Trauer #Medienkritik #BärbelBas (translated)

Regina Laska wrote that Bärbel Bas is stepping down as co-chair of the SPD and as Minister of Labor. In her letter to the party, Bas mentioned the death of her stepdaughter and explained that she needs time to grieve. At the same time, according to Laska, she wrote that public attacks on her have intensified during this time – even from within the ranks of the coalition partner. According to Laska, Bas has been held responsible for problems within the coalition, including an overly expensive pension, too lenient citizen's income, and a weak economy. The author wrote that political criticism can be tough, but there is a line where it becomes malicious. If a minister refers to her own coalition upon resigning, someone in the Chancellery should take notice, she said. Bas retains her parliamentary mandate and hopes to be able to work with full strength again soon, wrote Laska. She expressed her condolences to Bas. #Politik #SPD #Trauer (translated)

The account Faktencheck_jetzt reported that Manuela Schwesig was warmly welcomed in the Chancellery by her fellow state premiers, including CDU politician Daniel Günther, after her election victory. When Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz approached her, according to the account, he did not congratulate her but accused her of campaigning against him instead of against the AfD and of destroying the democratic center. Schwesig reprimanded Merz and stated that he could schedule a meeting if he felt the need to talk. She then left him standing. She later told SPIEGEL that she found his behavior inappropriate and would not accept it as a Prime Minister or as a woman. #Wahlen #Politik #FriedrichMerz (translated)

Hasnain Kazim wrote that his grandmother would have turned 105 years old on that day. Mariechen and her husband Erich had taken in his mother, who was heavily pregnant at the time and had just joined her husband, Kazim's father, from Pakistan. His grandmother had cleared a room in her house in Rastede; a few weeks later, Kazim was born in Oldenburg. He wrote that he had from the very beginning had a grandma and grandpa and remembered both as wonderful and warm-hearted people. #Erinnerungen #Familie #Liebe (translated)

The author pledged to work, as Federal President, to establish a monument to Theodor Herzl at Vienna’s Heldenplatz. They described Herzl as a Viennese figure, a European visionary and the founder of political Zionism, and said Vienna should honour his historic role. https://t.co/5vobJmEFJX #Herzl #Zionism #Vienna #AT #IL

Hamburger SV commemorated the victims of the pogrom in southern Israel on October 7, 2023, the third anniversary of which fell on the publication day of the article. The club stated that it is committed to fighting against anti-Semitism and promoting an active culture of remembrance; in light of the continuing rise in anti-Semitism, this commitment is particularly important. As part of the series "David Star & Diamond," a reading with Ruben Gercikow and Monty Ott was scheduled to take place the following day at 7 PM in the club's Barkasse. The HSV wrote that the authors addressed in their anthology "Jews on the Field - Jews in the Stands" how October 7 changed the lives of Jews in Germany and what effects this has in football. The club invited interested parties to the reading and the subsequent dialogue. #nurderHSV #Antisemitismus #Gedenkkultur #Fußball (translated)

Matthias wrote that he stands firmly with the Jewish people on October 7. He stated that he had seen the images of the massacre and said that anyone who had seen them could not support Hamas or those people in Gaza who had celebrated the vehicles with the abductees. He referred to a mother who, according to his account, had cheered next to a young Jewish girl drenched in blood in the back of a truck. Matthias described this behavior as heartless and indoctrinated. He called it grotesque when people lamented their own victims after a massacre of Jewish civilians had enraged the strongest military power in the Middle East. He also criticized people worldwide who, in his opinion, took the side of the aggressor and accused Israel. Furthermore, Matthias condemned what he described as a newly emerging left-wing driven anti-Semitism in Germany. He accused the government of doing nothing to counter it and wrote that he had never thought he would have to witness this again. #Israel #Antisemitismus #Nahostkonflikt (translated)