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Romain Faivre told L'Équipe that he regretted seeing several of his former teammates from the U21 team in 2020-2021 join the French national team, specifically mentioning Aurélien Tchouaméni, Jules Koundé, Dayot Upamecano, Ibrahima Konaté, Eduardo Camavinga, Randal Kolo Muani, Moussa Diaby, and Jonathan Ikoné. He said that this situation hurt him and made him reflect on his career, adding that he did not want to regret his choices at 35. Faivre specified that he wanted to focus on his performances and consistency with Auxerre, which he described as a great team in a city passionate about football. #Football #RomainFaivre #Esports (translated)

The author wrote that Germany does not have its own AI but already has regulations in place and will soon introduce taxation. Together with the highest energy prices among the G20 countries, this raises the question for him of whether the CDU wants to ruin Germany or simply doesn't know any better. #KI #Regulierung #CDU #DE #G20 (translated)

The author stated that she is regularly targeted on RMC because of her skin color and Caribbean origins. She denounced the laughter and applause that accompanied these episodes and wondered if they took place with complete impunity. #Racisme #Diversité #Égalité #FR #GP (translated)

Jon De Lorraine wrote that Flávio Bolsonaro would have left Brazil after his defeat against Lula and was on his way to the United States with his family, although his arrival there had not been officially confirmed. He mentioned that Reuters relied on two sources, one of which was within the U.S. government, while CNN Brasil quoted relatives claiming Flávio had left with his wife and their two daughters. According to his message, the Brazilian federal police had cancelled Flávio Bolsonaro's passports, including his diplomatic passport, after the expiration of the 24-hour deadline set by Judge Alexandre de Moraes. A police source reportedly stated that he had not left the country through any regular immigration control point. Reuters also reported that his daughters were absent from their schools in Brasília on Tuesday. De Lorraine added that Argentine authorities had no record of his entry into the country and had not found any flight plan mentioning the Bolsonaro family on the private plane reported in Puerto Iguazú. The spokesperson for Argentine President Javier Milei reportedly indicated that no asylum request had been filed in Argentina. De Lorraine also wrote that Flávio Bolsonaro would lose his parliamentary immunity on February 1, 2027, at the end of his senator term on January 31, and that he would not benefit from constitutional protections related to the presidency after his electoral defeat. However, according to the message, he could still be subject to the Brazilian Supreme Court in certain investigations after the end of his term. His brother Eduardo Bolsonaro had stated before the election that he favored his departure from the country in the event of a defeat, while Flávio still assured on Monday that he would remain in Brazil to organize the opposition to Lula. De Lorraine cited Reuters, CNN Brasil, Deutsche Welle, Folha de S.Paulo, and BBC Brasil. #FlávioBolsonaro #PolitiqueBrésilienne #ActualitéInternationale (translated)

Swiss juror Daniel Visentini had placed Lamine Yamal at the top of his vote for the Ballon d'Or 2026, ahead of Harry Kane and Pau Cubarsí, according to Actu Foot, which cited the Tribune de Genève. He believed that Yamal had been the closest to excellence based on the three voting criteria and praised his ability to regularly evoke admiration. However, Visentini noted that the Spaniard's statistics were less striking, with 24 goals for Barça and an injury in the last matches. He believed that his style with the ball and his creativity compensated for these limitations, and added that his World Cup title had influenced his assessment, even though his World Cup performance could have been more outstanding. #BallonDor #LamineYamal #Football (translated)

Actu Foot reported, citing L’Équipe, that Ousmane Dembélé was stuck in traffic for more than an hour before the Ballon d'Or ceremony and arrived late at the London Palladium. According to the account, the French player had shown his frustration, watched a part of PSG-OL during the journey, and regularly checked the score on his phone during the ceremony. #BallonDor #Dembélé #PSG (translated)

The author wrote that Miriam Rehm and Tilo Jung had rightly criticized that the CO₂ price had been politically abused and continued to be abused. At the same time, both had advocated for regulation and bans. He asked whether wealthy people would politically prevent such measures as well. #CO2Preis #Politik #Umweltschutz #DE (translated)

The Ministry of Agriculture has reached a turning point by using scientific findings to regulate e-cigarettes in order to promote an informed debate about their benefits and dangers, while at the same time the illegal trade needs to be fought more vigorously. #EZigaretten #Gesundheitsschutz #Regulierung (translated)

Univers Tennis reported that Arthur Fils described Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard as a very close friend, whom he had known since the age of nine. Before their confrontation in Basel, Fils stated that they often spoke on the phone, saw each other regularly, and went on vacations together, recalling many shared memories. He added that he would look to win on the court, but that after the handshake, their friendship would take precedence. #Tennis #Amitié #Vacances (translated)

Gr@ntlɘr criticized Ursula von der Leyen's congratulations to Brazil's President Lula on democracy and multilateralism. The election took place under questionable circumstances, he wrote: A former personal lawyer of Lula's, who is now a judge, extended it at the last minute; furthermore, electronic ballot boxes were used without paper records. Lula intends to regulate social media as one of his first official acts. According to Gr@ntlɘr, von der Leyen's commitment to a rules-based world order and ambitious climate goals contrasts with the departure of companies like Audi and the taxes for the Green Deal, as well as "multilateralism shows." He ultimately described the connection between Brasília and Brussels as a questionable form of democracy. #Demokratie #Multilateralismus #Klimaziele (translated)

GFrei.News asked why Audi is investing billions in Georgia in the USA while the company plans to cut more than 7,000 jobs in Ingolstadt and Neckarsulm. The author cited high energy costs, labor overhead, taxes, bureaucracy and regulation, as well as what he considers unpredictable politics as reasons. According to GFrei.News, the German government has already largely destroyed several areas of technology in which Germany had been a leader. The author mentioned nuclear energy, fracking, magnetic levitation technology, genetic engineering, chemistry, pharmaceuticals, and biotechnology, and identified the automotive industry as the next affected area. Moreover, GFrei.News wrote that the automotive industry consists not only of Audi but also of numerous suppliers, many of which are already insolvent. These suppliers are often central employers and bearers of prosperity in small towns. The development is not primarily attributed to globalization, China, or other scarcely controllable forces, but rather to decisions made by their own government, which are supported by mainstream media, according to the author. #Autoindustrie #Investitionen #Deutschland (translated)

The author saw one of the biggest problems in the country: According to his representation, resources and regulation were used to preserve what existed, while there was too little money and too many obstacles due to regulation for the development of new approaches. #Innovation #Regulierung #Wirtschaft #DE (translated)

Emanuel Boeminghaus wrote that business journalist Philipp Mattheis was in China for the first time last week in nearly exactly six years. According to Mattheis, around 500,000 industrial jobs have been lost in Germany between 2019 and 2025; for 2026, he cites another 15,000 positions per month. The automotive industry, mechanical engineering, and suppliers are particularly affected. According to Boeminghaus, Mattheis contrasted China's investments in cities, power plants, factories, and infrastructure with the condition of German bridges and railways, as well as high energy costs. At the same time, Mattheis criticizes the increasing state regulation in Europe: the continent is adopting control mechanisms commonly seen in China without advancing its economic modernization. Boeminghaus warned, referencing Mattheis, that Germany risks becoming an economic ruin due to its own political decisions. https://t.co/CRj4CtYeKn #China #Deutschland #Wirtschaftskrise (translated)