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The current edition of Tagesthemen reports that the French government blames the extreme left for riots during protests, while a possible alliance of the Left, Greens, and SPD in Berlin is under heavy criticism. Additionally, the endangered agreement on Kurdish as a subject in schools in Syria is mentioned. #Proteste #Linke #Kurden (translated)

The services in action addressed the Prime Minister with a question about how it can be claimed that Poland does not accept asylum applications, since — according to the latest data from Eurostat cited by the author — from January to July 2026, 3,565 such applications were registered in Poland. Among the applicants, citizens of Tajikistan, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Nigeria, Uzbekistan, Armenia, Egypt, Ethiopia, India, Nepal, Palestine, Sudan, Syria, Venezuela, Iran, Iraq, and Somalia were mentioned. The author also stated that by June 2026, 850 positive first-instance decisions had been issued. https://t.co/jSy11MNahX #azyl #Polska #imigracja (translated)

Omar al-Halabi has been appointed president of the Sovereign Fund of Syria by President Ahmed al-Chareh, replacing a former jihadist, in a context of criticism regarding the opacity of the organization responsible for managing state assets and financing the country's reconstruction. #Syrie #FondsSouverain #Transparence (translated)

The post portrayed Russia under Vladimir Putin as a refuge for disgraced authoritarian leaders and their families, describing Putin as repressive and expansionist. It also claimed that Bashar al-Assad had been overthrown in Syria and sheltered in Russia. https://t.co/k1HaQCvZOB #Putin #Russia #Authoritarianism #RU #SY

A young Finnish person wrote that a French woman, whom he described as leftist, had joined student protests and was horrified when the people with her started, according to him, to loot stores. According to the writer, the woman had tried to get them to stop, but she was pushed aside and told to be silent. The writer stated that the crowd had emptied the store while the sellers watched the events. He described the story as a metaphor for the situation in France in 2026: in his opinion, the left had begun to understand what kind of forces it had unleashed, but could no longer influence the course of events. The writer added that neither the merchants nor the people could do anything about it either. https://t.co/97cqEqBkI7 #Ranska #mielenosoitus #yhteiskunta (translated)

Yahia Hakoum, a survivor of Syrian detention where he was tortured for 47 days, recounts his ordeal after protesting against Bashar al-Assad in 2011, his journey of reconstruction in Belgium, and his commitment to finding the missing persons in his country ravaged by civil war. #Syrie #Réfugié #DroitsHumains (translated)

Dr. Jan van de Beek wrote that he knew many young adults who would like to have their own homes. He asked what moral argument there was to give priority to Syrians or Eritreans, who he believed had come to the Netherlands through many safe countries, over Dutch youth. #woonproblematiek #jongvolwassenen #migratie (translated)

German Shepherd wrote that Liv von Boetticher has given Germany a reality check. She reported having been in Syria last September and seen sushi in Aleppo as well as yoga classes in Damascus. From her perspective, it is not understandable why there are no repatriations to Syria. https://t.co/JmUUmynC1P #Deutschland #Syrien #Realitätscheck (translated)

The Stock Information published a Saturday review, stating that ETS2 will come into effect unchanged on January 1, 2028. The author noted that Iran announced the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, and another tanker was reported to be on fire with a cargo of 2 million barrels. According to the entry, eight vessels were hit in Hormuz within 48 hours. The author also quoted a warning from the Emir of Qatar about the need to prepare for the worst. Among other reports from the region, the Stock Information mentioned the largest decline in Iran's GDP in 40 years and the price of physical Brent crude oil at $111. The author reported that the International Monetary Fund warned about the possibility of an AI bubble bursting, and Congress members blocked the oil deal between Trump and Putin. The entry also reported on 300 strikes and demonstrations in France, as well as that 46% of French Muslims are considering leaving the country if Marine Le Pen wins the elections in 2027. The author noted that the AfD demanded the return of 1.2 million Syrian refugees. He also wrote that Germany and France abandoned climate neutrality for cars by 2035, which would mean the continued presence of combustion engine vehicles, and that there would be a significant increase in tobacco tax in Germany. The Stock Information reported that shares of chip-producing companies recorded their longest decline since 2008, and South Korea's KOSPI ended the week with a result of minus 14.5%, the worst since 2008. According to the entry, copper production in Peru fell by 5% year-on-year in August, and the launch of the iPhone Duo was postponed to January 25. The author wrote that the pope spoke from the hospital with Vladimir Putin, and Donald Trump fired his spokesperson after five days. He also quoted Trump, who, when asked about who started the war with Iran, stated that what matters to him is only its end. The entry attributed to Donald Tusk the words that Ukraine's collapse would mean a problem for everyone, and to Ursula von der Leyen — the announcement of the 22nd package of sanctions against Russia and an assessment that Ukraine is lacking 70 billion euros. The Stock Information also mentioned a possible shortage of Księżula pizza in Żabka stores. The author asked readers whether it makes sense to change the time twice a year, and on the occasion of World Excel Day joked that the Office suite is expensive because mistakes come at a cost. #świat #wiadomości #polityka (translated)

Former Chief Commander of the Ukrainian Army Oleksandr Syrskyj stated that Ukraine has stabilized the front and broken Russia's ability to advance, while warning European allies to prepare for the upcoming war and rid themselves of illusions about Russia's ability to expand its influence. #Ukrajina #válka #Rusko (translated)

Coxx referred to a statement from a police spokesperson indicating that ten suspects were the focus of the investigations and that investigations were being conducted against Germans, Poles, Russians, and Syrians for bodily harm and robbery. Regarding the linked image, Coxx wrote that, in his opinion, none of those depicted were German – with the exception of the victim. https://t.co/0buz8Qv8SG #Kriminalität #Ermittlungen #Gesellschaft (translated)

HeiLender™ stated in an update about Frankfurt/Oder that investigations are being conducted against Germans, Poles, Russians, and Syrians for bodily injury and robbery. HeiLender™ indicated that the ages of the suspects range from 13 to 15 years. https://t.co/0rF39JF4bo #FrankfurtOder #Körperverletzung #Raub (translated)

NIUS reported on an attack outside a school in Frankfurt (Oder). The young perpetrators allegedly beat up a student from a secondary school in Frankfurt and filmed the act. According to NIUS, the police are investigating ten suspects aged between 13 and 15, of German, Polish, Russian, and Syrian nationality. They are accused of dangerous bodily harm and robbery. https://t.co/ZU9rm9fBXc #Frankfurt #Gewalt #Schule (translated)

Dr. Jan van de Beek described the argument that there are insufficient IND employees to reassess Syrians as bureaucratic and nonsensical. He wrote that, in his opinion, this did not take into account the housing shortage, the expected arrival of family reunification cases, and the pressure on social services. https://t.co/hfLCWC5jfR https://t.co/PNWefj2Kpu #Bureaucratie #Migratie #Syriërs (translated)