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HWL wrote that they had seen information on social media about the left blaming the riots in France on Russia. They admitted that Russia was exploiting the situation and fueling the division, but claimed that it was the country's own politicians – not Putin – who had opened the borders, dismantled the judiciary, and allowed parallel societies to emerge. HWL also wrote that the politicians had the tools to stop the development within a week if they wanted, but for some unclear reason, they let the chaos continue. #politiskdebatt #socialamedier #Frankrike (translated)

Scientists from Caltech have developed mathematical methods to ensure the safety of humanoid robots, allowing them to respond to unexpected situations and avoid obstacles, which has been tested in various environments using LiDAR laser radar. #humanoidi #bezpečnost #robotika (translated)

Krzysztof Mazur listed European companies and technologies from various industries, arguing that Europe still has significant industrial achievements. Among the examples he cited were Porsche, BMW, Ferrari, Mercedes, and Rolls-Royce cars, Bosch and Siemens automation, ABB robotics, ASML lithography, Airbus A350 aircraft, Ariane 6 rocket, Rafale and Gripen fighters from SAAB, and TRUMPF industrial lasers. He also mentioned, among others, EDF and Schneider in nuclear energy, STMicroelectronics and Infineon in semiconductor manufacturing, Nokia and Ericsson in telecommunications, Siemens Healthineers, Novo Nordisk, BioNTech, AstraZeneca, and Roche in medicine, as well as the Galileo and Copernicus systems and ICEYE and OHB satellites. The list also included Thales radars, Naval Group submarines, Rheinmetall artillery systems, Leonardo helicopters, Kongsberg missiles, Vestas and Siemens turbines, and trains from Alstom, Siemens, Newag, and Pesa. Among further examples, he mentioned the Mistral AI language models, Pasqal and IQM quantum computers, Wilk Electronics memory cards, and prototypes for fusion reactors from Proxima Fusion. Mazur wrote that Europe should regain its technological pride. He assessed that the continent missed the digital revolution but still has excellent companies and technologies. #technologia #innowacje #przemysł (translated)

Jan Lindberg wrote that Nyström had never been right on any issue, not even in this evening's Aktuellt, and that her colleague Sokolnicki was the same. He questioned whether anyone read DN and suggested that the readers could only be from Stockholm, who according to him considered themselves smarter than people from the countryside. Lindberg claimed that it was actually the opposite. https://t.co/jE4xxzpRqY #opinions #politics #media (translated)

The author welcomed Elbit’s planned opening of its first European production centre for laser warning systems in Gothenburg, describing it as their former hometown and saying it would create more than 100 jobs. They said the move showed Israeli innovation was choosing Gothenburg despite calls in Europe to isolate Israel. #Gothenburg #Israel #Innovation #IL #SE

Aja baja wrote that it would be unreasonable if the police had not conducted a single interrogation about suspected electoral fraud, if the information was true. The writer also assessed that the matter seemed to be more about khat, lies, and fraud, which according to the post was recurring. https://t.co/nVauQnG7ge #valfusk #polisen #brott (translated)

Simone Svensson wrote that a Facebook post about Ali's path to citizenship stated that his identity was not verified. She claimed that it was therefore unclear who he was, despite the fact that he had Swedish citizenship and was a member of parliament. #medborgarskap #identitet #politik (translated)

Simón Levy stated that cutting off access to money for drug trafficking groups and businesses linked to them would be a strategic measure to start changing the regime. He claimed that the Mexican government could temporarily halt international arrest warrants, but could not prevent account freezes or asset seizures, as, he said, the United States could exclude Mexico from the global financial system. Levy assured that there was anger over the upcoming account freezes of the entire network of Andy López Beltrán and numerous politicians whom he linked to drug trafficking. He described financial pressure as a measure prior to imprisonment that could also prevent them from participating in elections, and affirmed that the strategy was just beginning and prioritized effectiveness over popularity, while others were paying bots. #México #Narco #Justicia (translated)

Nick Alinia described a debate with Amilia Stapelfelt as one of the most bizarre he had ever had. He wrote that Stapelfelt, whom he called bourgeois and a self-styled political influencer, defended drag queens who, according to him, had advertised child pornography by reading stories about gender to small children. He referred to a clip from Studio 3. https://t.co/LTKamVLNlT #debatt #dragqueen #barnhistoria (translated)

YB Södermalm reported that nightlife was marked by fights on Saturday, despite the rain not dampening the mood as much. A discussion about football teams reportedly escalated into a scuffle after the conversation turned to the Palestinian issue and the participants disagreed. Södermalm also stated that security guards were targeted with green lasers, that one person was arrested, and that drugs were handled and used. He also mentioned other incidents. #krogliv #fotboll #Palestina (translated)

Lawyer Coltuc Marius Vicentiu wrote that Pavel Georgescu won four gold medals and one bronze at the European Biathlon Championship (Biathle), Triathlon, and Laser Run, held in June 2026 in Madeira, Portugal, and achieved two fourth places in individual events. He questioned why the press talked so much about Popovici but not about Pavel, and whether his medals did not represent Romania. In conclusion, he made an ironic remark about the fact that Pavel did not recommend voting for Nick Easy. #campion #biatlon #România #sport (translated)

ADA compared Pavel Georgescu to Popovici and claimed that the press did not talk about Georgescu because he was the son of President Călin Georgescu. She said that the sovereignist press would promote his achievements. ADA stated that Pavel Georgescu and Alexandru Căpraru, athletes of the EuroSwimming Club, had won the title of European champions at the European Biathlon, Triathlon, and Laser Run Championships held in Madeira, Portugal. According to her, the two had obtained two gold medals for Romania. #PavelGeorgescu #EuroSwimmingClub #CampioniEuropeni (translated)

ARMY FORCE Peru shared a story about Namjoon's speech during the second day of the BTS concert in Lima. According to the post, the singer clarified that what he had written the day before did not refer to Latin America or Peru, and that similar situations had also occurred in Europe and the United States, and could happen in Asia. Namjoon said he knew that many fans avoided approaching the hotel or pretended not to recognize the group on the street, but pointed out that flying drones or pointing lasers at them was not right. He added that Taehyung had talked about those behaviors in Europe and that this time he was the one doing it. He also stated that BTS and ARMY did not differentiate people by nationality or continent, and asked them to continue loving each other and ignore those who, he said, had strange ideas. He expressed that he still believed there were many more wonderful and caring fans, also in Peru, and thanked the Peruvian audience. https://t.co/4wuIaPZVIF #BTS #Namjoon #ARMY (translated)

BAS⁷ published what it presented as the full speech of a person who said they would speak in Korean about a publication made the day before. In the text, they stated that similar situations to those mentioned in the publication had long occurred in Europe and the United States and could also happen in Asia. The person said that some fans avoided approaching them and pretended not to recognize them on the street, but deemed it unacceptable for drones to be used or lasers pointed at them. They also stated that under the names ARMY and BTS, everyone was equal, and requested that fans ignore comments they described as strange. They expressed belief that there were many incredible and lovely ARMYs, including in Peru. #BTS #ARMY #Fandom (translated)

Kitano shared what he presented as Namjoon's full speech. According to the text, Namjoon stated that situations like the one mentioned earlier, related to Peru, also occurred in Europe and the United States and could happen in Asia. He said that trying to reach hotels using drones or lasers was inappropriate, even in Europe, and clarified that Taehyung had made a comment about this on site, but he was addressing the subject at that moment. Namjoon also questioned the distinction between people by nationality and said that, as ARMYs and BTS fans, everyone was equal. He asked fans to ignore comments he considered strange and to preserve the love that united them. He added that some people would only hear what they wanted to, but he praised the ARMYs he considered amazing and beautiful. https://t.co/wYEzF2vGTJ #BTS #ARMY #Namjoon (translated)

The cat account saw that BTS shared a speech by Namjoon, who thanked his Peruvian fans and said that his post the day before did not refer only to Latin America or Peru. He pointed out that similar situations had occurred for a long time in Europe and the United States, and could also happen in Asia. Namjoon said he knew that some people avoided approaching BTS or pretended not to recognize them on the street. He also stated that it was not right for local people to come to the hotel, use drones, or point lasers at the group. He added that Taehyung had spoken about the topic in Europe and that he was addressing it in Peru. The singer asked when BTS had divided people by nationality or continent and argued that, under the names of ARMY and BTS, they were one community. He asked that strange comments be ignored and that love be maintained, and said that he believed there were many wonderful fans, including in Peru. #BTS #Namjoon #ARMY (translated)

On the second night in Lima, Peru, Namjoon thanked the audience and said that Peruvians were the best. He explained that his post the previous day did not refer just to Peru or Latin America: according to him, similar situations had long been occurring in Europe and the United States and could also happen in Asia. Namjoon stated that some fans pretended not to recognize the group on the street, but that using drones or pointing lasers at them was unacceptable. He said that while Tae had spoken about the subject in Europe, he was speaking for himself on that occasion. He also stated that he did not differentiate fans by nationality or continent and that, for him, everyone was equal within the ARMY and BTS. Finally, he asked fans to ignore comments he considered absurd and to maintain their love for the group. Namjoon said he believed that there were many special ARMYs and ended by thanking and declaring his love for Peru. #BTS #Namjoon #Peru (translated)