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The Stock Information published a review of events in which they wrote about the riots in France and assessed that the authorities lost control over them. They reported that over 1,000 officers were injured there, and that the town hall in Limoges, which survived two wars, burned down. They also mentioned hundreds of expensive Pokémon cards found on the street in Lille. The authors wrote that Iran had announced the opening of the Strait of Hormuz within seven days if the US met its conditions, and that more tankers were burning in the strait. They also noted that Egypt was to send troops to defend Saudi Arabia, and that the Houthis shot down a Saudi helicopter. They mentioned the new Iranian Minister of Defense and a fire at an oil terminal in St. Petersburg. The review also included information about clashes, fires, and destruction in Milan and Bologna, the use of gas and water cannons against students in Belgium, housing protests and riots in Spain, demonstrations regarding wages and housing costs in Lisbon, and a fire at the offices of the Supreme Court in Tirana. The authors also included a mention of an EU mandate regarding an immigration ban, without explaining what exactly it concerned. They attributed to Donald Trump the words that Volodymyr Zelensky would not end the war as long as he received money from Europe, and wrote that Trump supported Benjamin Netanyahu in the elections. They added that Trump was to reconstruct a golf course in Washington. Finally, the authors humorously compared the situation in France to autumn and wrote that when stepping out of the house, one can get hit in the face. #wiadomości #polityka #świat (translated)

On Monday, residents of Alberta will take part in a historic referendum, in which they will decide the future of the province, with the option of secession from Canada and answers to nine additional questions regarding immigration and constitutional changes, in the context of growing tensions between Ottawa and Washington. #Alberta #referendum #Kanada (translated)

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky criticized the actions of Donald Trump's administration, claiming that Washington is taking steps to compel Ukraine to capitulate, and also emphasized the negative impact of the pre-election period in the USA on relations between the countries. #Ukraina #Zełenski #Trump (translated)

China wants to be perceived as a center gathering great powers, and potentially also as a mediator between the United States and Russia. Yun Sun, director of the China program at the Washington-based Stimson Center, told the newspaper: "China wants to be perceived as a center gathering great powers, and potentially also as a mediator between the United States and Russia." #Putin #Trump #wojnawUkrainie (translated)

The question is when the next transaction will take place? Perhaps it will be gas. It will certainly be gas. In an interview given this week to the "Financial Times," Zelensky indirectly referred to the possibility of reaching new energy agreements between Washington and Moscow. #RosyjskiGaz #Ukraina #Energetyka (translated)

The special representative of the President of Russia for economic cooperation, Kirill Dmitriev, informed that Moscow and Washington are discussing a wide range of joint projects, including the construction of data centers powered by Russian nuclear energy. #RosyjskiGaz #Ukraina #Energetyka (translated)

Kirill Dmitriev, the special representative of the President of Russia for economic cooperation, also reported on the talks between Moscow and Washington regarding joint projects, including data centers powered by Russian nuclear energy. #rosyjskiGaz #NordStream2 #wojnaWUkrainie (translated)

Since Donald Trump returned to the White House in January of last year, he has changed his mind several times about who is actually blocking the end of the war in Ukraine and whether Putin or President Zelensky is a bigger problem for Washington. #Trump #Putin #Ukraina (translated)

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Saturday that Washington is "very concerned" about attacks by Israeli settlers in the West Bank, including the beating of an American photojournalist working for the "Washington Post." #Izrael #ZachodniBrzeg #ataknaudziennikarkę (translated)

Jim Himes, an American congressman from the Democratic Party, warns Europe that despite potential changes in Washington after the November midterm elections, many of Donald Trump's policies will remain in effect, and the United States will continue to expect greater responsibility from Europe for security. #wybory2023 #Demokraci #Trump (translated)

The author wrote that the United States proposed to European countries to unblock some Russian state assets frozen after the start of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine and to transfer them to a special financial mechanism controlled by Washington. He cited information from the "Financial Times." #Ukraina #Rosja #USA #US #RU #UA (translated)

In Kyiv, I would also advocate for Brussels and Washington. But I would also advocate for Warsaw, because I have the impression that some politicians in Kyiv seem to think that Warsaw essentially, as young people would say, "by default" supports Kyiv. And of course in many aspects it does, but it never hurts to also advocate for those good relations. Marcin Przydacz pointed out that Kyiv is benefiting from U.S. intelligence information, which Europeans are currently unable to provide. #Ukraina #Polska #MarcinPrzydacz (translated)