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The author warned of a possible destabilization in Europe and stated that the transportation blockade in southern Italy could leave airports without fuel, supermarkets out of stock, and gas stations closed, even dividing the country. He pointed to the rise in diesel prices as a trigger and mentioned that a minister had accused the mafias. #Europa #Desestabilización #CrisisEconómica #IT #EU (translated)

The author asked Aleksandar Vučić whether Russia had agreed to sell its controlling stake in Serbia’s oil company NIS to Hungary’s MOL, or whether the Serbian government had announced a deal that was not yet finalised. The post also included a link alongside the date 21 October. https://t.co/MzKqtZF8CY #Serbia #OilIndustry #Politics #RS #RU #HU

The Bianconero Daily wrote that Bastoni had been sent off after two behaviors that it deemed violent and unsportsmanlike, describing him as a player prone to simulation and unfairness. It stated that in Italy he was always spared, while in Europe players paid for their actions, and called Serie A a "circus" reserved for the favored. https://t.co/cxX1L8pOoP #Calcio #SerieA #Sportività (translated)

Marmitta had written that the Inter players should be forgiven, arguing that in Italy they were used to laying hands on others, insulting the referee, and continuing to do so even after receiving the first yellow card. According to the author, in Europe they were surprised when the rules were applied. #Inter #calcio #arbitri (translated)

Italian TV reported that Tale e Quale Show opened with a message of support for the protesters in Southern Italy. Siani said that, while the contestants put themselves in the shoes of others, the audience should also understand the difficulties of the truck drivers. #TaleeQualeShow #Sostegno #Autotrasportatori (translated)

The author asked whether Vučić had ever visited Vukovar, stood at its memorials, met victims’ families and apologized for atrocities the post attributed to Serbian forces in 1991. The author also described Vukovar as a symbol. https://t.co/w0oCCVFtNc #Vukovar #Apologija #Sjećanje #HR #RS (translated)

Tomáš Zdechovský stated that the Italian government under Giorgia Meloni was preparing stricter measures after violent riots in Milan, during which, according to him, rioters destroyed property, set cars on fire, and attacked police officers. These measures were to include up to five years in prison and fines of up to 20,000 euros for violence at demonstrations, parental responsibility for damages caused by minors, and stricter procedures against juvenile rioters from the age of 14. Zdechovský also mentioned that 500 soldiers were to be added to the streets of Milan and that penalties for attacks on police officers and for organizing violent riots were to be tightened. He described the measures as a possible inspiration for Europe and called for similar actions in other countries. #Itálie #bezpečnost #demonstrace (translated)

Italian authorities have launched an investigation into the possible involvement of Russia in the violent protests that recently occurred in Milan and other cities, alongside claims from the defense minister that the unrest is a result of hybrid warfare against the West. #HibridnoRatovanje #Prosvjedi #Italija (translated)

As new questions arise for US President Donald Trump regarding his ties with Vladimir Putin, especially after his statements about Ukraine and his friendliness towards the Russian leader, concerns are growing among politicians and analysts about the impact of his policies ahead of the upcoming midterm elections. #DonaldTrump #VladimirasPutinas #Ukraina (translated)

The author questioned why Western media gave Malofeev a platform, arguing that it allowed Russian propagandists to spread propaganda. They called for Malofeev and other figures they described as Putin’s proxies to be barred from Western media, and said Malofeev was one of the authors of Russia’s information warfare. https://t.co/upTSvtidIB #RussianPropaganda #MediaIntegrity #Infowarfare #RU #US

Weidel: "Prolonging the war and shooting drones into the hinterland of Russia, destroying refineries, houses, and buildings near Moscow, is a huge provocation." Host: "It's defending itself." Weidel: "No, it's not." Host: "Every night, drones and ballistic missiles rain down on Ukraine..."

The Met was fined 25 billion dollars, equivalent to eight thousand billion forints, in the Cambridge Analytica case, as the company misled its users regarding the handling of their personal data, thus committing over 43 million violations of New Mexico's consumer protection laws. #Meta #Facebook #CambridgeAnalytica (translated)