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The author wrote that France is in a state of emergency and claimed that the historic town hall of Limoges was completely burned down on October 17, 2026. Extremists stormed the building during nationwide riots and set it on fire. The author questioned whether it was merely student protests. https://t.co/nmbG29bIJ2 #Frankreich #Limoges #Proteste #FR (translated)

Jasmin Tiusanen wondered how the immigrant family's boys had, in her opinion, nice bicycles and branded clothes, and the mother transported the youngest child in a stroller worth over 1,000 euros. She compared this to her Finnish working friend, who, according to Tiusanen, could not afford to buy a birthday cake. Tiusanen mentioned that she bought the cake and the refreshments herself. #elämäntavat (translated)

As a result of the boat accident with 27 people, which capsized about 200 kilometers west of Ensenada, several survivors were seriously injured due to shark attacks, and the rescue operation involved both American and Mexican services. #ustraty #reakcjamarynarki #migranci (translated)

Eugene Alaköykkä wrote that he was browsing X during morning coffee and estimated that there wasn't really any sensible activity in France at the moment. He suggested as a solution the expulsion of high school students from Finland for future considerations and wished a good morning. #aamukahvi #Suomi #hyväähuomenta (translated)

Henri Vanhanen wrote that Europe should take a greater role in defining the peace terms for Ukraine. According to him, Donald Trump tried to entice Vladimir Putin to peace with concessions, even though Russia continued the war and new flexibilities were expected from Ukraine. Vanhanen pointed out that Europe spent tens of billions of euros to defend Ukraine but largely let Washington direct the negotiations. Vanhanen demanded Germany resolve the delivery of Taurus cruise missiles to Ukraine and for other countries to strengthen Ukraine’s long-range strike capability. He also suggested that Europe should find a way to more broadly utilize Russia’s frozen state assets of about 200 billion euros, increase pressure on Russia’s oil revenues, and boost military support for Ukraine if the war of aggression continued. He argued that Europe should ensure that Trump’s diplomacy is not based solely on offering new concessions to Russia. https://t.co/pilGKhN9F1 #Eurooppa #Ukraina #Trump (translated)

The Moderates wrote that it was an important day for Sweden and claimed that the party had reduced gun deaths by 75 percent and healthcare waiting times by 40 percent during its four years in power. The party also stated that the tax burden had become the lowest since 1975, that Sweden had joined NATO, and that sentences had become more just, including life imprisonment for serious repeated rapes. The Moderates wrote that Sweden was on the right track but had not yet arrived. #Sverige #politiksverige #framtiden (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that a historical building, which he claimed had survived two world wars, was set on fire in France the day before his post. He stated that the perpetrators were activists with Palestinian flags and that the fire occurred during violent riots, which SVT, according to Schatz, had described as youth protests for more resources for schools. He claimed that similar暴力 occurred in several European countries, with fires, looting, and attacks on police and community institutions. Schatz accused European governments of having long tolerated a political culture where left-extremist and identity-political movements, as well as parts of the Palestinian movement, were allowed to stretch the boundaries, which he claimed contributed to the normalization of violence. He called for immediate interventions against violence and glorifications of terrorism, strict legal consequences for attacks on the police and vandalism, and an end to what he described as a culture of excuses in political discourse. According to Schatz, the situation would otherwise worsen. #Demonstrationer #Våld #Politik (translated)

Steffan Nethe wrote that the historic Town Hall of Limoges, built in 1883, was burning while people cheered and sneered. The building had survived two world wars unscathed; Nethe blamed leftist destructive fury for its destruction and described the incident as a sign of the decline and loss of control of Western civilization. He accused European politics of passively watching the destruction of cultural heritage and the endangerment of public safety. He wrote that anyone who downplays or ignores the events is gradually giving up their homeland and history. #KulturErbe #Zivilisation #Limoges (translated)

The Operational Command of the Armed Forces informed that, due to suspicion that an unidentified object may have violated Polish airspace last night, an investigation of the incident has been initiated. A Ground Search and Rescue Team from the Territorial Defense Forces has been dispatched south of Lublin, and the Police and Military Gendarmerie also participated in the actions. According to the Command, the activities were aimed at verifying the recorded radar signal and reports from local residents, as well as determining whether it concerned an object or meteorological phenomena or anomalies. At this stage, no violation of Polish airspace has been confirmed. The Command stated that it was monitoring the situation, and further information was to be provided after the verifications were completed. #JointForSecurity #Bezpieczeństwo #Polska #ObiektNieznany (translated)

Artificial intelligence referred to the fire of the tower of the town hall of Limoges as a symbol of the downfall of Western civilization. It stated that the building, completed in 1883, had survived both world wars, but was now aflame amid cheers and jubilation. For the alleged perpetrators, it used a derogatory term. https://t.co/75ZlnbGbuS #Untergang #Zivilisation #Geschichte (translated)

This support agreement is conditional and tomorrow afternoon I will sign with the appointed Prime Minister Luca Niculescu this agreement in which the appointed Prime Minister commits to maintaining the deficit targets that Romania, through previous governments, has assumed, so that we can access European funds, remain a safe country for investors, be able to correct our budgetary spending in the coming period, and create conditions for economic recovery and prosperity. This agreement is for a limited duration until after the approval of the budget law, a very important law for both Romania's rating, for stability, and for normalcy in the coming years." This statement was made by Ilie Bolojan on Saturday, after PNL decided to vote for the investiture of the Luca Niculescu Government and to move into opposition. #LucaNiculescu #IlieBolojan #GuvernulRomâniei (translated)

On the nationwide day of protest against high living costs in France, particularly in Limoges, there were serious riots, during which the town hall went up in flames, and Prime Minister Lecornu spoke of a "horrific level of violence," while around 1,200 people were arrested and numerous injuries were reported. #Frankreich #Proteste #Gewalt (translated)

Adam Gwiazda wrote that over a year earlier he spent the whole day in Limoges, exploring the city and its four tourist zones. In the area of the town hall, which he reported was built on the site of an ancient forum and was opened for use in 1883, he was surprised by the rich interiors. He planned to dedicate more time to ceramics and paintings in the building during his next visit. He informed that during the riots the town hall was set on fire, the roof and truss burned down, and the clock tower collapsed. #Limoges #Francja #zabytki (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Walid Acherchour praised Ousmane Dembélé's reaction in Strasbourg. According to him, after missing a penalty, Dembélé contributed to the first goal by Zabarnyi, scored the second himself, and then participated in the action of the third with a 70-meter control and the penultimate pass. Acherchour believed that in ten minutes, the player allowed for a difficult away match to be concluded and showed on the field that he did not want to be held responsible for a defeat. #OusmaneDembélé #Football #Champion (translated)

A travel citizen wrote that she discovered a contribution from an unknown author, the content of which she finds interesting. In it, a Frenchman explains, according to her, that the French did not want the development: In the vote on the EU Constitution in 2005, 55 percent voted against it; three years later, the same text was adopted as the Treaty of Lisbon without a new vote. The travel citizen summarized the statement by saying that the people say no, but the elites continue anyway, and compared this to Germany. However, there is not yet a fire in the town halls there. https://t.co/XKfgCVrUT2 #EU #Politik #Frankreich (translated)