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The author argued that democracy should not be a favor granted by adults to young people, but a tool that allows them to decide about their own future. He added that in his newsletter he analyzed data on young people's political participation, focusing on when and how they took part in politics. https://t.co/2TXjprEkyi https://t.co/aB5pPpxhgv #democrazia #giovani #politica #IT (translated)

The Club of Clear Words wrote that the state would collect more than one trillion euros in taxes for the first time next year, but the finance minister still considers a lower electricity tax unaffordable. Since August of last year, ministries have spent more than one million euros on hairdressers, makeup artists, and photographers. Additionally, the author pointed out 4.12 billion euros that the employment agency distributes for further training; forest bathing is also offered on the course portal. He criticized that the government spends money on its own public image, but does not relieve the daily lives of citizens. Furthermore, he promoted his free daily newsletter. #Steuern #Finanzen #Bildung (translated)

The author announced a newsletter and wrote that the EU Court of Auditors had found that 50 billion euros from the Corona Fund had mostly disappeared without effective use. He also claimed that the phase-out of combustion engines in the Green Deal would be significantly softened and four EU countries were stalling on 70 billion euros for Kyiv. He promoted the newsletter with the hashtag #PATRIOTS. #PATRIOTS https://t.co/u97Y4eMeKn https://t.co/cMAggtrHVB #EU #Finanzen #Newsletter #EU #DE #UA (translated)

Magdalena Majkowska wrote that during the first meeting with Mr. Piotr, they heard from him that "murderers should not be treated like that." As she described, he was handcuffed, had his hands behind his back, and was surrounded by seven police officers. She added that together with attorney Magdalena Prządka and attorney Bartosz Malewski, she described the background of his defense in the Ordo Iuris newsletter. #Prawo #Obrona #Policja (translated)

The author wrote that Frontex reported a decline in irregular entries into the EU. He also mentioned a new FPÖ initiative for Russian gas and asked whether the EU should be circumvented with it. According to the article, unrest in Milan and the deployment of additional soldiers by Italy were also among the topics of the newsletter. #PATRIOTS https://t.co/dJu5ktqGor https://t.co/xLdpO3njnu #EU #Frontex #Italien #EU #RU #IT (translated)

Valerio Bassan, in his newsletter Ellissi, analyzes the exorbitant increase in newspaper spending on paid search campaigns to compensate for traffic declines caused by artificial intelligence, highlighting a deep crisis in the information sector. #Giornalismo #IntelligenzaArtificiale #CrisisMedia (translated)

The author announced that his newsletter deals with Denmark's attacks on Spain regarding the planned legalization of 500,000 migrants, which would lead to a conflict within the EU. Additionally, Meloni has demanded more weight for the nation-states. Allegations of EU funds and manipulated contracts have reached the European Public Prosecutor's Office. https://t.co/wUJrfIjTpC #EU #Migration #Nationalstaaten #DK #ES #EU (translated)

The author announced in his newsletter a dispute regarding the EU budget at the EU summit. He also wrote that Denmark is extending border controls due to the developments in Ceuta. The EU has so far transferred 225 billion euros to Ukraine. Starting in 2028, the CO₂ policy under the Green Deal will be noticeably felt at the pump, he wrote. https://t.co/y4wERtAm6x #EU #Budget #Ukraine #EU #DK #UA (translated)

A newsletter discusses the role of André Ventura in the CPI to Luís Neves and the growing tension between Iran and the US, while also criticizing the inaction of the President of the Republic, António José Seguro, and presenting new cultural initiatives. #Política #Irão #AndréVentura (translated)

The post claimed that the government had brought to San Patrignano a report signed directly, citing 249 deaths and stating that a third of the inmates were drug addicts. It also highlighted the new issue of the newsletter Diary of Board and invited subscriptions. https://t.co/NLwGICtKq1 https://t.co/MHDEjAM7rR #SanPatrignano #droga #giustizia #IT (translated)

Caio Coppolla questioned whether the alternation of power, combined with the end of presidential re-election, would be a "threat to democracy." In the post, he mentioned Miriam Leitão, Ana Elisa, and Renan Santos in reference to the "Bolsonarist Dictatorship" and invited readers to subscribe to his daily newsletter.  https://t.co/xRF9SUXhRT https://t.co/OseTbPnaBq #Democracia #Política #Brasil (translated)

The article referred to a newsletter and stated that the EU had decided on another round of sanctions against Russia, the largest so far, despite previous failures. It also mentioned that Austria was cutting back on the EU budget while Brussels wanted 580 billion euros more. Germany and Italy were demanding an "emergency brake" to stop new EU laws. The article was tagged with #PATRIOTS. #PATRIOTS https://t.co/t4X5L20Gfn #EU #Russland #Sanktionen #AT #EU #RU #DE #IT (translated)

Caio Coppolla wrote that the PT had failed, in May 2025, in its attempt to win over evangelicals. In a post associated with October 12, the day of Our Lady of Aparecida, he stated that, on the 26th, the party resorted to fear and lies to sow discord among Christians. https://t.co/xRF9SUWK2l https://t.co/Rmy29qvdpB #NostraAparecida #PolíticaBrasil #Evangélicos (translated)

Caio Coppolla wrote that, after the narratives of the Dark Horse, what he called the Red Horse scandal, or PT-Vorcaro scheme, would have emerged. He also invited readers to subscribe to his newsletter to receive exclusive analyses every morning. https://t.co/xRF9SUWK2l https://t.co/fxtgSbviy8 #Política #Escândalo #Brasil (translated)