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Jeff Fillion addressed a message to Quebecers, stating that the ongoing events in France would not happen in Switzerland. He mentioned the possibility of joining a powerful country that, in his view, would give them the right to protect their family and their belongings. He added that the American Second Amendment could preserve their values and culture, and presented this option as essential. #Québec #Liberté #Culture (translated)

The author questioned the fact that the government did not anticipate a particularly difficult day. He suggested that the decision to deploy only a quarter of the available law enforcement forces—half of the personnel deployed during the Yellow Vests protests—had been intentional. (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Juan Iglesias from FC Sevilla criticized the refereeing at the Bernabéu. The player stated that his team expected how things would unfold and that the referees often did not allow them to speak to them. He added that they asked them to step away and threatened them with a card, believing that approaching them could therefore cost them one. https://t.co/Yr5iXxLaD1 #Arbitrage #Football #FCSeville (translated)

Impact shared an excerpt from France Info in which Mohamed, 18, explained that he obtained a general baccalaureate in mathematics and physics-chemistry and made 80 applications to IFSI, without receiving any admissions. He mentioned that he found himself without a school or job and had protested despite his peaceful temperament. Mohamed believed that the media primarily highlighted the damage and looting, to the detriment of the demands regarding purchasing power. He referenced the Yellow Vests, whose demonstrations had, in his opinion, achieved results, and expressed his desire to continue the mobilizations, without violence, until the demands were heard. He added that the rise in fuel prices now forced him to monitor every expense related to his travel and outings. #Manifestation #BAC #PouvoirDAchat (translated)

The author wrote that Paris had been heavily destroyed at night and that the Wallasch team was still on site. He reported seeing blue lights everywhere and that the police had tried to bring the situation under control. At the same time, the destruction had flared up again and again. He kept his fingers crossed for the team. https://t.co/outNe2uVkY https://t.co/cwosOWNbEt #Paris #Zerstörung #Polizei #FR (translated)

Mikkel Andersson wrote that in the early 2010s he met a group of young university students in a pub in Lublin in eastern Poland. He described them as left-leaning, inclusive, and critical of the national conservative party Law and Justice (PiS), but stated that they did not reject non-Western immigration to Poland. According to Andersson, they then referred to Sweden's experiences with immigration. He wrote that the meeting came to his mind after Hungary's and Poland's leaders, who according to him had succeeded markedly more right-leaning predecessors, had linked the riots in France to immigration. Andersson described that connection as correct. #Polen #Indvandring #Venstreorienteret (translated)

Singapore's Minister of the Environment Grace Fu said this week she is investigating whether the companies can be prosecuted, but admitted that it is difficult to build a case without the cooperation of Indonesian authorities. #Bosbranden #Luchtvervuiling #ZuidoostAzië (translated)

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said earlier this month to Indonesian President Prabowo that he expected "immediate and effective intervention" against the causes of the smog, words that were tough for him. The Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar also promised that guilty multinationals would not receive protection. #Bosbranden #Luchtvervuiling #ZuidoostAzië (translated)

Singapore and Malaysia express their great dissatisfaction over the ongoing smoke pollution caused by Indonesian forest fires, which are causing serious ecological damage and health problems in the region, while Indonesia ignores the complaints of its neighbors. #Bosbranden #Luchtvervuiling #ZuidoostAzië (translated)

Juan Iglesias, the player for Sevilla FC, said that the outcome of the match against Real Madrid depended on refereeing decisions that were not favorable for his team. He claimed that there was a foul on Peque in the first half, and in the next goal by Real, Robbie was fouled; he added that this situation was not shown in the television replay. Iglesias emphasized that Sevilla engaged in self-criticism, but in his opinion, some decisions impacted the result. He also complained that the referees did not allow players to communicate and threatened to show a card, and the team knew what to expect at the Bernabéu. #LaLiga #SevillaFC #RealMadrid (translated)

ElBuni wrote that a woman had stood alone with a stick to defend her business from a group he described as French students. He added that three men had seen her and rescued her. He also criticized those who, according to him, portrayed the episode as theft against big businessmen. https://t.co/exVDLlc0QO #DefensaPropia #Solidaridad #CrisisSocial (translated)