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Matthieu Valet wrote that lawyer Seydi Ba had accused two motorcyclist police officers of theft in Limoges on October 17 and questioned the evidence on which this accusation was based. He deemed these comments serious and believed that a lawyer should measure their impact and show rigor. Valet called on the Limoges prosecutor's office and the national police to examine the statements and the actions to be taken in response. He also accused the far left of lying and said that the two police officers, like those risking their lives to protect the public, deserved respect. #Justice #Police #Accusations (translated)

Why, then, is Andrew Puzder, the U.S. ambassador to the EU, threatening Europeans in an interview with the "Financial Times" with "devastating" sanctions against European companies if the licensing process does not go to the satisfaction of the Americans? #Satellitennetz #EU #ElonMusk (translated)

A 35-year-old seriously injured man with gunshot wounds was treated in an apartment in Penzing but is not in life-threatening condition, while the police and the State Criminal Police Office investigate the circumstances of the incident. #Schussverletzungen #Wien #Notfallmedizin (translated)

The 42-year-old defendant, who is accused of murdering a fellow student in Innsbruck in 2005, maintained his innocence during the trial and argued that his DNA traces were the result of mix-ups in the drug and party scene, while the prosecution presented incriminating evidence. #Mordprozess #Innsbruck #ColdCase (translated)

Keijo Kaarisade wrote that Palestinians had been treated so poorly that famine was, in his opinion, palpable. He claimed that they had been forced to eat Louis Vuitton leather bags in Paris in recent days and demanded that such things should not happen again. Kaarisade also wondered why Macron was not being arrested for crimes against humanity. #Palestiina #Ihmisoikeudet #Nälänhätä (translated)

Matias Turkkila criticized Yle's main news story, which he said strongly defended France's violence, illegality, and destruction. According to him, the article did not interview any researchers, but the journalist presented his own opinions, which he described as strange, as news. Turkkila also brought up a financial journalist from Ilta-Sanomat, who had stated that the story had pleased him. Turkkila wondered why journalists took delight in violence and the burning of cities. He claimed that the Finnish journalistic community mostly consisted of left-wing activists and asked why journalists repeatedly joined initiatives from activists on the same side. He stated that there were many examples from recent years. #Suomi #journalismi #uutiset (translated)

Joakim Vigelius referred to the riots in France and recalled the parliamentary speech of SDP's Tytti Tuppurainen from a couple of years ago. According to him, Tuppurainen had said that France had welcomed immigration from almost all over the world but would still remain France. Vigelius observed that the riots over the weekend showed how much France had changed. He wrote that young men of immigrant backgrounds had looted and destroyed property, set buildings on fire, and violently resisted authorities. He reported that the riots had led to over 2,000 arrests and a thousand policemen being injured. According to Vigelius, France was still France, but no longer the same as it used to be. He described the nation's national pride and homogeneous culture as being under pressure due to tensions and unrest from ethnic parallel societies. He assessed that even a small incident in France or elsewhere could trigger a wave of violence and destruction. Vigelius regarded France as one of Europe's most cautionary examples and questioned whether it was time to acknowledge that, in his view, immigration was permanently and irreversibly destabilizing societies. #Ranska #maahanmuutto #yhteiskunta (translated)

The leader of the Swedish Center Party, Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist, has the task of investigating the possibilities for forming a new government, as the parliament rejected the proposal of the leader of the Social Democrats, Magdalena Andersson, to create a minority government. #RootsiValitsus #Keskpartei #Poliitika (translated)