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The author stated that protesting was a freedom, but that breaking things was not a right. He expressed his support for the police and gendarmes, believing they defend safety and civil peace every day at the risk of their physical integrity. https://t.co/UF2uvp1N4O #Liberté #Sécurité #Manifestation #FR (translated)

Bally Bagayoko believed that everyone had the right to peacefully protest without fearing being harmed by those responsible for exercising legitimate force or by their supporters. He associated his message with the names of Nunez, Macron, and Lecornu. #nunez #Macron #Lecornu #manifestation #droits #France (translated)

Michel Goya responded to Alice Rufo that calling for negotiations or a peace conference without concrete proposals no longer addressed the question. He wrote that, for two years, Ukraine had been asking for an end to fighting on the current front line, and then to be left in peace. According to him, Vladimir Putin would accept this option provided that Ukraine cedes the Donbass and renounces having an army and defense forces. Goya believed that the choice was now between convincing the Ukrainians to capitulate and persuading Putin to end his aggression. He added that Donald Trump had quickly settled this question, while others might choose a "more dignified" position. #Ukraine #Poutine #Géopolitique (translated)

Santos FC announced that Agibank has become the main sponsor of the club, in an agreement valid until the end of the 2026 season. According to the club, the brand would occupy the main space on the front of the men's professional team's jersey, with its debut scheduled for Sunday, October 18, in the match against Fluminense at Maracanã. Santos stated that the partnership would bring the bank, which positions itself as popular, closer to different audiences through the fans and the club's tradition. https://t.co/wfqZGUGco5 #SantosFC #Agibank #FutebolBrasileiro (translated)

The author estimated that Félix Tshisekedi was living his last moments in power. He presented several recent events as signs of his isolation: the resumption of diplomatic relations between Belgium and Rwanda, which he referred to as an enemy, the appearance of Joseph Kabila at the head of the politico-military movement FRN without significant condemnation from the international community, and a search conducted by Belgian justice at Tshisekedi's home and that of his close associates. According to the author, the Congolese president had lost his support from Belgium, France, and the United States, while he had no reliable allies in Africa. He criticized those who minimized the significance of these events and argued that Donald Trump had not advanced peace in the DRC despite signing an agreement more than a year ago. Reminding that Bill Richardson had warned Mobutu to leave power or risk being dragged into the street, he urged Tshisekedi to prepare for his departure in order to avoid a repetition of history. #Rdc #Afrique #Politique (translated)

The Musonge questioned the transition of a former president, who had previously led the army and embodied the state, to armed struggle against the institutions. He asked whether this decision stemmed from violated convictions, an injustice, or a difficulty in accepting that power was held by others. The author also questioned the responsibility of this former leader in the system he had helped to construct, as well as the consequences of violence for civilians. He asked whether an injustice could justify a war and invited his readers to debate what should underlie their judgment: convictions or a refusal to lose power. #RDC #LeMusonge #PolitiqueCongolaise #PaixEnRDC #ProtectionDesCivils #ResponsabilitéPolitique #UDPS #PPRD #UNC #MLC #EnsemblePourLaRépublique #ECiDé #LGD #Leadership #Justice #DébatCitoyen #RDC #PolitiqueCongolaise #PaixEnRDC (translated)

AuBonTouiteFrançais stated that Russia was not escalating the conflict and was instead negotiating agreements with Trump with a view to peace. He added that Europeans were excluded from this and accused them of relying on war to avoid having to answer for their management and corruption over the past 50 years. #Russie #Paix #Politique (translated)

Maurice Martin reacted to Donald Trump's remarks, who had described Volodymyr Zelensky as a bad interlocutor and claimed that Ukrainians had destroyed their country. Martin argued that Vladimir Putin was responsible for the destruction of Ukraine, the massacre of civilians, the destruction of cities, and the outbreak of war. He also attributed threats against countries close to the European Union, the EU, and world peace to him. Martin questioned what could lead an American president to support a war criminal, then accused Trump of being among those who supported him. He believed that Putin, and not Zelensky, was the "bad guy" in this situation. https://t.co/GsdCSc5n8t #Ukraine #Poutine #Guerre (translated)

The author criticized Le Monde for having interviewed Navi Pillay about Gaza the day before, presenting her as a "Nobel Peace Prize winner." He stated that the interview did not mention either the pogrom of October 7 or Hamas, and he believed that the newspaper and Navi Pillay had reached a deplorable level. #Gaza #NaviPillay #Paix #FR (translated)

France will continue to take its responsibilities. Emmanuel Macron reiterated to the Ukrainian president his determination "to continue supporting Ukraine in its search for a solid and durable peace," before adding "France will continue to take its responsibilities." #Ukraine #EmmanuelMacron #Soutien (translated)

The author wrote that Maryam was born in Gaza during the genocide and that both of her parents were dead. He claimed that her mother had been killed from Tuesday to Wednesday night, burned alive in front of her eyes, and that her father had died in another bombing. He asked who could now reassure and comfort the child. https://t.co/w9AaGeIzeo #Gaza #Justice #Paix #PS #PS #PS #PS (translated)

Plamedie Bi wrote that ARDEV, under the leadership of John KASWAMANGA, reaffirmed its support for Félix Tshisekedi and the institutions of the Republic. Referring to Kabila and the rebellion, the author indicated that the organization called for vigilance, peace, and the defense of national sovereignty. https://t.co/JB8CQO9uUA #RépubliqueDémocratiqueDuCongo #FélixTshisekedi #SouverainetéNationale (translated)

The author of the message stated that Elon Musk had asked Volodymyr Zelensky to step down and reiterated his phrase: "It is time for Zelensky to go." He also wrote that the massacres continued and believed that Zelensky's departure would be a major advancement for the Ukrainian people and peace. He associated the Ukrainian president with violence and presented him, in insulting terms, as submissive to the European hawks. https://t.co/uMlWbqxFBB #Ukraine #Paix #ElonMusk #UA (translated)

Dr. Laetitia Muadi called for the public silence of the United States, African countries, and the international community following Joseph Kabila's latest statement not to be interpreted as a abandonment of the DRC. She believed that Congolese sovereignty and a possible strategy by the authorities could explain the lack of public statements, and warned against hasty conclusions. Muadi recalled that, in her view, the United States imposed sanctions on Kabila on April 30, 2026, accusing him of supporting the AFC/M23 and contributing to the destabilization of the DRC. She indicated that these measures included freezing assets under U.S. jurisdiction and restrictions on transactions concerning him. She also referred to UN Security Council resolutions 2773 and 2808, which she presented as reaffirming the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the DRC. She described the situation of a former head of state accused of supporting an armed rebellion as serious, while clarifying that the accusations must be substantiated. Muadi called for support for the FARDC and for an effective military and diplomatic strategy to be combined with vigilance, information verification, and national unity. #RDC #Souveraineté #Diplomatie (translated)