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Ultra-deep HiFi sequencing identified rare structural variants in a multidrug-resistant Pseudomonas aeruginosa LVAD isolate, revealing hidden genetic diversity relevant to resistance, phage response, and colonization https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2666517426001343 #OpenAccess #Microbiology

The ₿unker 🪖 published a satirical portrait of Hugo, a 34-year-old man born in Clermont-Ferrand and living in Paris, whom they described as torn between his social ambitions, consumption habits, and political convictions. The author presented him as a buyer of biodynamic wine and a voter for Jean-Luc Mélenchon, while criticizing his use of cocaine and his desire to work for LVMH thanks to a family connection. In the story, Hugo had bought a 38 m² apartment on credit from Crédit Agricole over 25 years in 2021, at a price of 10,000 euros per square meter on Avenue Parmentier. On October 17 at 11:40 PM, riots were taking place in his street: the Monoprix was looted and his car was damaged, according to the author. He added that the property management had subsequently demanded 4,800 euros for repairs and that a real estate agent estimated that a quick sale would require a price of 8,200 euros per square meter. The text also asserted that the local property tax rate had increased by 52% under Anne Hidalgo in 2023. The story concluded with Hugo losing his job after a Hermes agent completed in twelve minutes a task he had planned for the end of the quarter. The ₿unker 🪖 contrasted his fate with that of his cousin Théo, who moved to Mexico, and then urged its readers to "vote with their feet." #Paris #Société #Immobilier (translated)

The author wrote that Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu wants to shut down social networks due to the unrest in the country. He asked why millions of French people should lose digital access to information because of this and accused the government of being unable to uphold law and order on the streets. https://t.co/LvwAdFs9hy #SozialeNetzwerke #Freiheit #Frankreich #FR (translated)

The decision of the Lviv region to honor the Ukrainian Insurgent Army exacerbates the historical dispute between Ukraine and Poland, as Poland considers it unacceptable, pointing to the UPA's involvement in the killing of Polish civilians during World War II. #Ukraina #Polija #UPA (translated)

The author stated that he is ready to defend the independence of the media from politicians, but without public support, he believes he cannot confront the majority. He urged people to make it clear to the government that media freedom is an unacceptable area for intervention, and argued that populists only respond to protests. (translated)

The author of the contribution stated that the Ukrainian authorities announced celebrations in memory of a person they described as a symbol of Ukrainian nationalism, a Nazi collaborator, and a mass murderer of Poles and Czechs. He also wrote that the Lviv Regional Council, at an extraordinary session on October 20, 2026, decided that the year 2027 would be the Year of Roman in the region. https://t.co/EFiwyPrB3u #Ukrajina #nacionalismus #historie #UA #PL #CZ (translated)

Poland expressed outrage over the decision of the Ukrainian parliament of the Lviv region to declare the year 2027 as the year of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA), stating that important military assistance to Ukraine will not be hindered, even though this decision may harm Polish-Ukrainian relations. #Ukrajina #Polsko #UPA (translated)

Electomanía reported that a lawsuit filed by Hazte Oír against Sofía Puente for alleged misconduct related to the Grandchildren's Law had been accepted. It added that Puente, Secretary of Public Service Quality and sister of Óscar Puente, was the subject of the lawsuit for expanding the pathways to nationality. https://t.co/3opcl9d1AI https://t.co/lvLiMrZ3I3 #LeyDeNietos #Prevaricación #Política (translated)

The author stated that LVMH, the private owner of Le Parisien, had lost more than 42% of its value during Emmanuel Macron's last five-year term, amounting to 140 billion. He added that the 16 million euros annually that, according to him, the group's press received from the state would not be enough to encourage it to speak favorably of Macron. #LVMH #Macron #Économie #FR (translated)

Martin Bosma wrote that the NPO was still spreading leftist clichés according to him, and that right-wing parties, instead of rioters, were being blamed. He stated that maintaining order was labeled as far-right and that immigration was not open for discussion. He also referenced a statement in which it was said that boys of color who looted were immediately referred to as migrants and portrayed as unreliable. Bosma referred to A Look at the NOS. https://t.co/LaLe3cMynY https://t.co/LVdtUhgY7H #politiek #migratie #media (translated)

The author of the post stated that a drone was circling over Lviv and an air raid alert sounded in the city. He also claimed that the border crossings were closed and Poland had sent military aircraft into the air. According to him, the aircraft was flying at an altitude of 8 km at a speed of 800 km/h and had been searching for a target for 20 minutes. https://t.co/rdtoscMJe0 #Lvov #leteckýpoplach #bezpilotníletoun #UA #PL (translated)

Bernard Arnault punished Le Monde following the series of articles about him this summer. The head of LVMH requested to remove 5 pages of advertising in August, 4 pages in M Le Magazine du Monde, and one in Le Monde, which amounts to 100,000 euros less for the daily newspaper. (translated)