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Paul Ronzheimer announced that he will participate as the first creator in the new Axel Springer Creators Program and will further develop RONZHEIMER. as an independent brand within the company. The format began three years ago as a weekly podcast and has since become one of the most successful journalistic podcast offerings in Germany, appearing daily. In September, it achieved over twelve million views across platforms; in the MA podcast ranking, it is ranked number one nationwide in Germany. Ronzheimer wrote that he will resign from his position as deputy editor-in-chief of BILD to focus, together with his team, on the expansion of RONZHEIMER. and new audio and video formats. As a reporter and interviewer, he will continue to be active, including in war and crisis areas and in conversation with decision-makers and people whose stories need to be heard. He thanked Axel Springer for the trust and the opportunity to take this path. He also acknowledged his team: Filipp Piatov, Daniel van Moll, Lieven Jenrich, Magalie Mohler, Claudia Settegast, Oskar Luis Bender, and Etienne Fruchtmann. #Journalismus #Podcast #AxelSpringer (translated)

The SPD and the Greens in Berlin are planning coalition negotiations with the radical left, which could lead to an intensification of tensions between foreigners and Germans, while new power options beyond the Union are being explored at the federal level. #Regierungsbildung #Koalitionsverhandlungen #Deutschland (translated)

Vít Rakušan stated that ANO has not learned from the mistakes that led to the catastrophic result in the last elections and instead of changing direction, it has accelerated. According to him, the nationalization of public media will not bring anything to the people in the Czech Republic and will harm what is working. Rakušan said that his party wants to prevent this step while also proposing measures to ensure safety, dignified pensions, affordable housing, and assistance for people in need. He added that it will become clear which of these approaches will be more effective. #politika #Česko #demokracie (translated)

Kutil Tona described Minister Petr Macinka as a person who, in his view, wanted to act like a school tough guy but lacked the authority, charisma, and ability to argue convincingly. He wrote that Macinka insulted those around him from a safe distance and could pass off his arrogance as courage. When someone objected to him, according to Tona, he complained that others were hurting him. He compared his behavior to that of a small boy who confused statesmanship with loudness. #politika #autorita #českápolitika (translated)

The author wrote that in Putin's idea to organize a conference similar to Munich, where the USA, Russia, and China would discuss the future of Ukraine, there was only a missing invitation for North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. #Ukrajina #Putin #Mezinárodnípolitika #US #RU #CN #KP #UA (translated)

Miroslava Němcová wrote that she would read the text, but she was afraid that the minister would then want to send her to the basement to discuss the reading experience with someone in a hood. She added that decent girls, in her opinion, do not do such things. #kniha #čtení #humor (translated)

Lukáš Valášek thanked the ČT24 newsroom for the report on Yang Yi-min, whom he labeled as a Chinese propagandist. He stated that Yang is currently on trial accused of espionage for the Chinese communist government. Valášek questioned whether the government coalition would fulfill its promise to limit the crime of collaborating with a foreign power. According to him, this particular paragraph allowed the police to detain Yang. Previously, Yang had met with Jan Zahradil, a foreign policy advisor to Petr Macinka, the head of Motorists for Themselves. Valášek also wrote that according to the security community, China wants to exchange Yang for a Czech citizen detained in China. Although Petr Macinka asserted that the cases are unrelated, Valášek said that any potential exchange was decided by the court, not by politicians. https://t.co/UPgHMkzs18 #špionáž #Čína #justice (translated)

The article referred to Jensen Huang as the head of the world's most valuable company, NVIDIA, and stated that he had lectured Germany and the EU. Huang had expressed that it pained him to see a technologically advanced country fall so far behind. He hinted at the European way as a possible reason. #NVIDIA #Technologie #Innovation #DE #EU (translated)

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is visiting the Innovation Summit in Berlin to initiate collaboration between Germany and Nvidia in the field of artificial intelligence and to emphasize the focus on industrial AI, while the federal government underscores its ambitions in the global AI race. #KünstlicheIntelligenz #Nvidia #Investitionsgipfel (translated)

The sports commentator stated that Sparta could have decided the victory over Baník in the closing minutes of the match. In the 86th minute, according to him, they failed to take advantage of a three-on-one situation when John Mercado unsuccessfully shot instead of passing. Three minutes later, Matyáš Vojta hit the crossbar with a shot into an empty goal. https://t.co/5UkSXP5Wal #Sparta #Baník #fotbal (translated)

At the investors' summit in Berlin, Chancellor Friedrich Merz, together with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, is advocating for international investments in Germany, while the country struggles with declining direct investments and political instability despite high potential. #Investitionsgipfel #KünstlicheIntelligenz #Deutschland (translated)

The conductor wrote that for the first time he felt concern that Ukraine would lose the war. He described Donald Trump's recent actions as a betrayal of Europe and the Western democratic world. He accused Trump of colluding with Vladimir Putin, whom he compared to Hitler, and of blaming Volodymyr Zelensky for problems including expensive diesel. According to the conductor, Trump was trying to cover up his own mistake in Iran. He stated that Putin wanted to involve Chinese President Xi Jinping in peace talks regarding Ukraine. He said the negotiations were only labeled as peaceful because Putin's demands would lead to Ukraine's capitulation. He compared Trump to "second fiddle" and wrote that Zelensky admitted Ukraine would not be able to win or even hold out without U.S. support if Washington sided with Russia. The conductor also noted that the Italian defense minister warned about the Russian army's strength of 1.5 million soldiers and that due to its financing from the Russian budget, the war cannot be immediately stopped. He attributed the Kremlin's lack of interest in a ceasefire. He accused the U.S. Secretary of Defense of mocking allied soldiers in Afghanistan, including the fallen, and labeled his actions as an insult. He criticized Europe for its silence and wrote that it seems to him that its representatives are afraid of both Putin and Trump. At the same time, he questioned whether they were waiting for Trump to take a break and change his mind again. #Ukrajina #Putin #Trump (translated)

Emanuel Boeminghaus reported, citing a communication from the ifo Institute dated October 19, 2026, that between the end of 2018 and the end of 2025, Germany had lost 496,000 industrial jobs, a decrease of 7.1 percent. The automobile industry and its suppliers were particularly affected with 123,500 positions, the metal industry with 115,600, and mechanical engineering with 64,500. Including temporary jobs, the institute estimates the loss at around 628,000 positions. According to Boeminghaus, the job losses affected all federal states except for Hamburg. In the east, the loss was 8.4 percent, while in the west it was 6.8 percent. At the same time, more than 2.2 million jobs were added in the service sector, including 391,000 in healthcare, 357,000 in social services, and 329,000 in public administration. Boeminghaus pointed to the warning from ifo researcher Joachim Ragnitz, who stated that the loss of productive and innovative industrial jobs could slow down Germany's growth potential in the long term. https://t.co/5fFlHn6fnZ #Industrie #Arbeitsplätze #Deutschland (translated)

Red training and education, hazardous materials exercise in Fehring -> https://schau.jetzt/fjo3f Responses are directed to the Volunteer Fire Department Rudersdorf-Ort District Fire Command Jennersdorf #FireDepartmentsAT #firefighter #hazardousmaterials #FeuerwehrenAT #feuerwehr #schadstoff (translated)

Elina Hiltunen criticized the right for the lack of source criticism on social media and wrote that images unrelated to the events in France were associated with them, as well as unfounded stories. She described the situation in France as horrific and claimed that the far-left, Islamists, and gangs were collaborating destructively. According to Hiltunen, the spread of false information harmed her own side and benefited the opposing side, so she urged checking the facts before sharing. #totuus #lähdekritiikki #faktantarkistus (translated)

Kutil Tona asked opponents of further aid to Ukraine and proponents of peace under the conditions set by Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump what their plan for Europe would be in the event of Ukraine's capitulation. He stated that the Kremlin could potentially install a government in Kyiv under its control. He was concerned about how Europe would deal with the potential millions of additional refugees who would refuse to live under Russian occupation, as well as the security threat posed by a victorious, militarized Russia. He also mentioned the possible consequences of the return of hundreds of thousands of men from the war to a society that would be unable to integrate them. He also questioned European parties calling for the renewal of relations with Moscow about what their plan for Europe would be after a potential Putin victory. He wrote that halting arms supplies to the attacked country would not end the war in his view, but could lead to its repercussions eventually reaching Europe. He added that he was worried about the notion that Putin could become a peaceful neighbor after a victory and win back Europe with cheap gas. #Ukrajina #Putin #Evropa (translated)