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Shelby wrote that Mónica left criticizing Adal and the production. According to the author, Mónica said that Niurka had asked for her to be expelled and that she hoped they would fire her, but that she did not regret it and was tired of Adal's behavior. #LaGranjaVIP #LaGranjaGala https://t.co/Xgury7SXHK #RealityTV #Drama #Entretenimiento (translated)

Athletiko reported that Cyril Dessers, Anas Salah-Eddin, Imran Louza, and Stefanos Kotsolis were at the T-Center for the match between Panathinaikos and Hapoel, following, as it was written, agents Unai and Jacob Nistrup. https://t.co/XgDks6YzIn #Παναθηναϊκός #ποδόσφαιρο #TCenter (translated)

Alejandro Entrambasaguas reported that a businessman whom he identified as the person to whom the "plumber" would have asked to take down the head of the UCO said that he had been warned that his future would worsen if he did not attack the Civil Guard. https://t.co/xGmRnBIObV #Investigación #Justicia #España (translated)

A gift for Putin stated that Ukraine again did not receive information from the USA about the launched Russian missile during the night. According to the author, something likely also limited the functionality of Starlinks at speeds above 160 km/h. He added that Ukraine, unlike Russia, observed the so-called energy truce, but according to him, that was not the main issue. https://t.co/xG7dOpiEZn #Ukrajina #Starlink #vojenskátechnika (translated)

The post said David Frum had warned that Russia was fighting Ukraine with missiles and drones while also seeking to attract influential Americans with lucrative business opportunities. It said Frum viewed the implicit message as being aimed at people in Donald Trump’s circle, including Steve Witkoff and Jared. https://t.co/XGjXqOfrFK #Putin #Ukraine #Business #UA #RU

The author claimed to have launched, as Minister of National Education, a policy focused on rigor and intends to continue it as President. He proposed a more demanding baccalaureate, mandatory exams to access high school, the reinstatement of the certificate of studies, and a bridge year for certain students. https://t.co/xgzQ2jVoCl #Éducation #Baccalauréat #RéformeÉducative #FR (translated)

Henri Vanhanen wrote that the Ilta-Sanomat news about Jaakko Laakso's communication with the Turkish foreign minister reminded him of his trip to Ankara with Mika Aaltola in February 2023. Vanhanen said they had discussed at that time the obstacles and opportunities regarding Finland's NATO membership ratification. Vanhanen stated that based on their assessments from the discussions, Turkey was clearly more positive towards Finland's membership than Sweden's, and that a separate pathway could be opened for Finland. They had made their assessment public and raised the possibility that Finland could advance if necessary before Sweden. According to Vanhanen, the assessment turned out to be correct. He noted that at that time they were not aware that Laakso had already met with the Turkish foreign minister the previous spring and expressed his opposition to Finland's NATO membership. Vanhanen wrote that Laakso's actions raised serious questions: in his view, opposing NATO membership was the right of every Finn, but conveying anti-membership views directly to the Turkish foreign minister was a different matter. Vanhanen believed that the events related to Finland's NATO membership deserved clarification, especially when they raised difficult questions about Finnish actions. https://t.co/XGptAqzYmF #Suomi #Nato #Turkki (translated)

Carine Knapen wrote that President Trump had, in her opinion, reached an agreement with Vladimir Putin for the delivery of 5 million tons of diesel to the US. She stated that the EU, with its 21 sanction packages against Russia, only harmed itself and called it a disgrace. https://t.co/xGh01SZ6V4 #Trump #EU #Rusland (translated)