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Protests are escalating in France just before the first NFL game of the league, which is set to take place on October 25 between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the New Orleans Saints at the Stade de France, causing great concern among fans. #ProtesteFrankreich #NFLinParis #Gesellschaftspolitik (translated)

LOSC indicated that its downtown store on Faidherbe Street in Lille had suffered serious damage and numerous looting the day before. The store was to remain closed until further notice, the club specified. LOSC added that supporters could still visit its store in Villeneuve-d'Ascq, at the Aushopping V2 shopping center, during normal hours, or make their purchases online. The stadium store was also open on match nights. The club thanked the people who had supported them, including the store employees and passersby, supporters or not, who had spontaneously lent a helping hand and provided comfort. #LOSC #Lille #Solidarité (translated)

Ola Kallqvist wrote in an open article in Fokus that he, despite the importance of an external defense, began to wonder if the threat also existed within Europe. He referred to fires in French cities and claimed that foreign powers were already using criminal and Islamist networks in Europe. Kallqvist also questioned whether people dared to defend themselves. https://t.co/iU2EI4nZdL #Säkerhet #Försvar #Europa (translated)

Anna Lewandowska said that Robert Lewandowski's farewell to FC Barcelona at Spotify Camp Nou was particularly painful. Due to traffic, she had gone to the stadium on a scooter and said she cried seeing Robert and Laura embrace. She had hoped until the end that the family would stay in Barcelona, a city to which she said she had become deeply attached. She explained that she did not want to move and had even considered making trips back and forth with the family to join Robert, before concluding that it would not be viable in the long term. She also mentioned the memories of Munich, where her husband had reached the peak of his career, and the emotions related to football in Barcelona, particularly the support from Poles who came to watch Robert's matches. Anna Lewandowska said she had maintained good relations with the club president, Joan Laporta, who had come to see her at the stadium and assured her that Barcelona would always be his home. She mentioned her Edan studio, her team, and her walks near the beach. At the end of her stay, she had participated in a 10 km race; three or four people had come to say a few farewell words to her. She added that her loved ones had organized a party for her on the beach. According to her, FC Barcelona remembered Robert and had listed him among its legends. She also believed that her husband had become very attached to the club, beyond his contract. Now in Chicago, the family felt good, she said, even if the city represented a step. She described Poland, Barcelona, and Chicago as their different homes and mentioned the difficulties of moving, from reorganizing schools to administrative procedures. #Barcelone #Football #Nostalgie (translated)

"At this stage, more than 500 police officers, gendarmes, and firefighters have been injured, caught up in these scenes of violence. About 1,800 people have been arrested in connection with the violence and looting that took place in France on Saturday and into the night, said French Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez, who will travel to Marseille on Monday." #manifestations #violence #France (translated)

At this stage, more than 500 police officers, gendarmes, and firefighters have been injured in these scenes of violence. About 1,800 people have been arrested in connection with the violence and looting that occurred in France on Saturday, October 17, and into the night, said Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez, who will go to Marseille on Monday. #Manifestations #Violences #OrdrePublic (translated)

Mr. Husis asked where the statements from human rights organizations in support of the hundreds of shop owners whose businesses had been destroyed and shops looted were. He also called for support for police officers, firefighters, and ambulance staff who had been injured in the riots, as well as solidarity with French people who, according to him, had been assaulted by leftist extremists. He asked whether the affected also had the right to be free from robbery, assault, and humiliation, to feel safe in their communities, and to not have to see their cities in flames. #Människorättigheter #Solidaritet #Trygghet (translated)

After the recent violent protests in France, extensive damage is reported, with mayors in major cities calling for a transparent investigation into the events, while President Macron promises to punish those who have committed violence and destruction. #Protester #Frankrike #Förstörelse (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Paris FC was becoming an alternative to PSG for many Parisian supporters. The account cited several factors reported by L’Équipe: more affordable tickets, an atmosphere considered more family-friendly and relaxed, as well as better hospitality conditions at the Jean-Bouin stadium. According to Actu Foot, L’Équipe also indicated that the display of pro-Palestinian banners at the Parc des Princes had pushed some members of the Jewish community away from PSG. #ParisFC #PSG #Football (translated)

Actu Foot indicated that Quentin Merlin was to play with the Stade Rennais reserves the following Sunday. The left-back had not been chosen by Franck Haise for the trip to Paris, after already being excluded from the squad against Auxerre the previous weekend. The account added that Nagida, Frankowski, and Reynolds were competing with him and mentioned B. Quarez. #StadeRennes #QuentinMerlin #Ligue1 (translated)

Christer Sfeir wrote that Gustav III made Marstrand a free port in 1775 to attract foreign ships, merchants, and capital. According to Sfeir, Jewish merchants and families also came to the island, despite the fact that Jews' opportunities to settle and practice their religion in Sweden were then severely limited. He stated that one of Sweden's early Jewish congregations emerged in Marstrand and that Jews in 1782 were allowed to use a vault in Fredriksborg as a synagogue. The vault, according to Sfeir, still exists today. He also wrote that the emigration began when the free port ended in 1794 and that many moved on to Gothenburg, where they became connected to the city's trade and community life. #Marstrand #Sverige #Historik (translated)

Impact indicated that a video published by the media Blast suggested, during a conversation between two police officers, that protesters had entered the gardens of the Élysée. He clarified that the information still needed to be confirmed. https://t.co/g5P3Nt5qrN #Elysée #Manifestation #France (translated)