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A travel citizen wrote that she discovered a contribution from an unknown author, the content of which she finds interesting. In it, a Frenchman explains, according to her, that the French did not want the development: In the vote on the EU Constitution in 2005, 55 percent voted against it; three years later, the same text was adopted as the Treaty of Lisbon without a new vote. The travel citizen summarized the statement by saying that the people say no, but the elites continue anyway, and compared this to Germany. However, there is not yet a fire in the town halls there. https://t.co/XKfgCVrUT2 #EU #Politik #Frankreich (translated)

The author wrote that the ignorance about Trump's party affiliation contributed to the fact that the USA does not have a more modern constitution today. In this sense, one has somehow also deserved Trump. At the same time, he admitted that even the best constitution cannot fully protect against a tyrant. #Verfassung #Politik #USA #US (translated)

The author wrote that the Left, SPD, and Greens wanted to socialize 160,000 apartments in Berlin and pay at most 16 billion euros in compensation. This corresponds to roughly 100,000 euros per apartment or, with an average of 65 square meters, about 1,500 euros per square meter. He considers the regulation to be obviously unconstitutional. #Berlin #Wohnungsbau #Verfassungsschutz #DE (translated)

Austria may face embarrassment regarding the headscarf ban, as the current legal regulation is considered legally poorly thought out and has already been dismissed by constitutional judges, while more and more legal disputes and protests are forming against it. #Kopftuchverbot #Österreich #JuristischeFragen (translated)

Karoline Preisler wrote that the approximately 20 lawsuits nationwide are funded by the Federal Islamic Union from Hanover. According to the Lower Saxony Office for the Protection of the Constitution, known figures from the Salafist scene founded the organization at the end of 2017; this movement fundamentally does not recognize the rule of law. Preisler marked Andreas Kopietz. #Salafismus #Rechtstaat #Integration (translated)

The article claimed that the government no longer had time for democracy and the rule of law in light of the war in Russia. It also referred to the statement that one could accept an invitation from Compact if one wanted to. Former head of the domestic intelligence service, Hans-Georg Maaßen, had made strong comments in an interview. #Russlandkrieg #Demokratie #Rechtsstaat #RU (translated)

Pope Leo XIV shows himself in good condition after his cancer operation, celebrates a mass in the hospital, and could proceed with his planned trip to South America in November, while ongoing examinations confirm an improvement in his health. #PapstLeo #KrebsOP #Genesung (translated)

Coxx wrote that nearly 100 crimes had been committed by left-wing extremists during a left-wing extremist action, but only twelve of them were classified as left-wing extremist and included in the crime statistics. He also stated that the violent Antifa attack on a reporter from Apollo News had not been classified as left-motivated. As another example, Coxx mentioned four cases under Section 86a of the Criminal Code, which punishes the use of symbols of unconstitutional and terrorist organizations. None of these cases had been assessed as politically motivated. #Linksextremismus #Kriminalpolitik #Antifa (translated)

Steffan Nethe criticized Ferat Koçak for his contacts with Firas Remmo and accused him of contradictory statements. Nethe wrote that Koçak is funded with about 17,500 euros of taxpayers' money each month. He claimed that the Bundestag member had accepted a smartphone as an in-kind donation from the son of a well-known clan leader. According to Koçak's account, the device was intended for Antifa youth, whose phones had been confiscated by the police. Nethe questioned Koçak's statement that he initially did not know who he was chatting with and later sat in an office with him. Even after Koçak recognized who was in front of him, he did not terminate the contact but took the phone with him and contacted Firas Remmo again two weeks later, Nethe wrote. Furthermore, Koçak had asked Remmo to spread a Bundestag speech in which he referred to the term "clan crime" as a political fighting term. Nethe also criticized a voice message with warm regards to Remmo and Koçak's wish to do politics more "for the street" than in parliament. He dismissed Koçak's later regret and the explanation that the situation had been overwhelming. He called for Koçak to no longer be funded with taxpayer money and to relieve him of his political offices. #Politik #Korruption #Clankriminalität (translated)

The Federal Constitutional Court has decided that the Minister of Economic Affairs, Katherina Reiche, must temporarily delete an Instagram video about the Left Party after the Left Party obtained a preliminary injunction that protects its right to equal participation in political competition. #Verfassungsgericht #KatherinaReiche #Linke (translated)

A new regulation by E-Control in Austria is being criticized for restricting the potential of battery storage to reduce electricity costs and is considered "unconstitutional," prompting the industry to call for adjustments. #Energiepolitik #Strompreise #Batteriespeicher (translated)

The Federal Constitutional Court has ruled that Minister of Economic Affairs Katherina Reiche must delete a defamatory video about the Left Party, which implies antisemitism, from Instagram, after the Left Party sued for the use of official government resources for political discrediting. #Verfassungsgericht #KatherinaReiche #DieLinke (translated)

The Constitutional Court (VfGH) has decided that the regulations for classifying vineyards by the National Wine Committee in the Wine Designation Ordinance are illegal, as the transfer of sovereign powers to the committee is not covered by the Wine Law of 2009. #Weinrecht #VfGH #Weinkomitee (translated)

The user Gr@ntlɘr asked who is suing against the CDU in Saxony-Anhalt. He referred to former SPD minister Mathias Brodkorb, who according to him stated that § 106 of the Criminal Code threatens the coercion of members of parliament to refrain from exercising their mandate with up to five years of imprisonment. Whether a specific resolution is punishable must be decided by the public prosecutor's office. Gr@ntlɘr criticized the claim to prevent members of parliament from voting for their protection as an interference with the free mandate. According to him, anyone who does not trust their own faction at the ballot box should question their own political line, not the constitution. Whether a procedure is initiated also depends on whether someone formally asserts the initial suspicion; anyone is capable of doing so, he wrote. #CDU #SachsenAnhalt #freiesMandat (translated)