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Javier Tebas wrote that the events of October 18 confirmed his earlier accusations against Real Madrid. He recalled that on October 16 he named the journalist from "El Debate," Tomás González-Martín, as the spokesperson for the club's management narrative. On the same day, Real responded with a statement in which, as reported by Tebas, they distanced themselves from the opinions of journalists outside the club. Tebas claimed that he asked Real to deny the comparison to Negreira that the journalist allegedly attributed to club sources, as well as allegations that La Liga was harming the club regarding the scheduling of matches. He also demanded the publication of all of Real’s requests for changes to the schedule and information on how many of them were considered. According to Tebas, on October 18, Real Madrid TV attacked him again, and a section of fans coordinated and supervised by the club displayed a banner with the slogan "Tebas and Negreira." He asked whether the club would also present this as an opinion unrelated to Real. He also accused the management of inciting hostility among fans toward specific individuals; he cited an earlier warning that the club had set Real fans against him and prevented him from moving freely on the street. Tebas accused the management of manipulating the message and spreading false information. He also referred to Real's publication from October 17 about "international media": he stated that the materials from Reuters, BBC, and "L’Équipe," repeated by the club, indicated that it was Real who requested them, and presenting the press reports as support for the club was manipulation. He added that his questions about sources, accusations, and the schedule had remained unanswered since October 16. #RealMadrid #LaLiga #Tebas (translated)

The BBC identified four luxury floating units that have repeatedly appeared in the vicinity of Wonsan in North Korea, which may suggest that Kim Jong Un and his family are vacationing on the water, even though access to such luxuries is limited for most of the country's residents. #KoreaPółnocna #KimDzongUn #Wonsan (translated)

The author wrote that Putin stated Russia has lost nothing in Ukraine. According to the author, this means Putin treats more than 280,000 Russian citizens who have died for his delusion in the neighboring country as "nothing." The BBC alone identified another 15,721 of them by name in the past two weeks, he wrote. https://t.co/s8iqDRTS29 #Putin #Ukraine #Konflikt #RU #UA (translated)

There is a reason why Russia tried to interfere in the Brexit vote: they knew that if we left, it would harm both the United Kingdom and the European Union. They were very clear about this — and, wow, how right they turned out to be. This caused damage to our economic, social, and cultural life. Wales alone lost, net, 1 billion pounds in regional funding that it would have received from the EU. This rupture considerably weakened opportunities — especially for young people — to work, live abroad, and enjoy the freedoms we had before. We could rejoin the Customs Union or the Single Market; but if we did so in isolation, we would merely be 'rule takers' — we would have to accept everything that the EU determined without being at the table to negotiate. As someone in the audience pointed out, the European Union is changing. But that is not a reason for us not to return; on the contrary, it is the ideal reason for us to be inside and help shape it into the kind of Union we want. I don't believe there is any other option but to fully rejoin the bloc. The journalist George Monbiot (working at the BBC) brought this Russian interference back into the spotlight by publicly declaring: “There is a reason why Russia tried to interfere in the Brexit vote: they knew that if we left, it would harm both the United Kingdom and the European Union. They were very clear about this — and, wow, how right they turned out to be. This caused damage to our economic, social, and cultural life. Wales alone lost, net, 1 billion pounds in regional funding that it would have received from the EU. This rupture considerably weakened opportunities — especially for young people — to work, live abroad, and enjoy the freedoms we had before. We could rejoin the Customs Union or the Single Market; but if we did so in isolation, we would merely be 'rule takers' — we would have to accept everything that the EU determined without being at the table to negotiate. As someone in the audience pointed out, the European Union is changing. But that is not a reason for us not to return; on the contrary, it is the ideal reason for us to be inside and help shape it into the kind of Union we want. I don't believe there is any other option but to fully rejoin the bloc.” #Brexit #UniãoEuropeia #AndyBurnham (translated)

The author claimed to be ranked first on a leaked list of foreign targets linked to an alleged SNS bot network and called on the network to target them first. Citing BBC Serbian, the author listed Gunther Fehlinger at number one and Nikola Sandulović at number two. https://t.co/1C9if0pyA6 #SNSBotArmy #ForeignTargets #Serbia #RS #AT (translated)

The author said they had spoken to BBC News about what they described as Russia’s sabotage campaign across Europe and argued that achieving a just and lasting peace required greater pressure on Russia. They wrote that Ukraine’s security was Europe’s security and referred to Russia’s intensifying attacks on Ukrainian cities and critical energy infrastructure, ending with an unfinished call to action. https://t.co/b8RD0LRLd0 #Ukraine #Russia #Europe #RU #UA #EU

I'm not saying that there's any easy choice for the Prime Minister here. But I am saying that continuing to appease and mollify Trump is also appeasing and mollifying Putin. And betraying the President and people of Ukraine. #Trump is an enemy of democracy. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...