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Nina PB wrote that videos from demonstrations in Denmark, France, and Milan, along with coverage from foreign media, gave her a more comprehensive picture than Danish media. She said she respected editorial choices but believed there were significant gaps in Danish coverage. She criticized DR for having downplayed the concerns about students and people in yellow vests through a correspondent and referred to the possibility of eating a croissant. According to Nina PB, this occurred hours before stores were looted and fires were set in the streets, which others easily had foreseen. She wrote that she was not asking for a specific political angle but for access to factual knowledge. When she saw violent clips, she checked local news sites and YouTube and searched for information about the location and subject. She felt that the Danish narrative currently lacked information about, among other things, the extent of the violence, methods used, which stores were affected, and visible signs of political affiliation. She added that she had limited the possibility for responses in the thread to keep it free from bots and anonymous trolls. https://t.co/4i8nbWJGuy #journalistik #nyheder #verificering (translated)

The taxpayers stated that Pia Olsen Dyhr in a new video talked about how much an ordinary family could save with differentiated VAT. The organization claimed that she did not mention that the electricity tax was planned to rise sharply from January 1, 2028, which according to the taxpayers would cost the same family almost 4,000 crowns extra per year. The taxpayers wrote that the politicians could avoid the increase without new IT systems, more bureaucracy, or changes to the VAT system, if they refrained from raising the electricity tax. The organization encouraged people to sign a petition. https://t.co/ksVyPcmDRk #DifferenteretMoms #Elafgift #Politik (translated)

The Paris Games Week 2026, which takes place from October 22 to 25 in Paris, aims to be a celebration of video games despite a deep crisis in the French industry, marked by layoffs and economic difficulties, while focusing on optimism and the presentation of exciting new titles. #ParisGamesWeek #JeuVidéo #IndustrieGaming (translated)

In Paris, you have video surveillance cameras almost everywhere, but we are not allowed to have artificial intelligence. At the heart of the debate is algorithmic video surveillance (AVS), also called augmented video surveillance, which relies on artificial intelligence software capable of analyzing images from the cameras. "In Paris, you have video surveillance cameras almost everywhere, but we are not allowed to have artificial intelligence," laments Frédéric Péchenard, the LR vice-president of the Île-de-France region, speaking to FranceInfo. #Vidéosurveillance #IntelligenceArtificielle #SécuritéPublique (translated)

The article analyzes the controversy surrounding the use of algorithmic video surveillance and facial recognition in France to monitor protests, highlighting the legal and ethical concerns related to the use of artificial intelligence in this context. #Vidéosurveillance #IntelligenceArtificielle #SécuritéPublique (translated)

The author claimed that the Left Party wanted to abolish elections in the true sense for Germans in Berlin and allow them to be overridden by a voting right for foreigners. He referred to a new video that he had published that day. https://t.co/GBNsi39eOE #Linke #Wahlen #Deutschland #DE (translated)

In the face of this senseless destruction and this unjustified violence, it is now clearer to everyone why Hungary advocates for the strictest possible approach to migration. The new Hungarian leader, Péter Magyar, published a video on Sunday of the town hall in Limoges burning, and commenting on the "shocking" images that came from France, he said that "in the face of this senseless destruction and this unjustified violence, it is now clearer to everyone why Hungary advocates for the strictest possible approach to migration," and why they will not weaken their "border protection or our immigration policy under any pressure." #Migración #ProtestasFrancia #PolíticaEuropea (translated)

In a video, the author claimed that Bernard Baudoux, mayor of Aulnoye-Aymeries, was violently attacked on October 17 in the occupied West Bank. He estimated that condemnations and diplomatic outrage continued without concrete sanctions, allowing impunity to persist. #Cisjordanie #Diplomatie #Impunité #PS #IL (translated)

The author claimed that the Left Party wants to abolish elections for Germans "in the true sense" in Berlin. He wrote that with a voting right for foreigners, Germans would be overruled in the future. He referred to a new video that he stated he had published that day. https://t.co/GBNsi39eOE #Wahlen #Linkspartei #Politik #DE (translated)

I again call on the opposition to clearly define its position on this. Any hesitation becomes an excuse for such actions. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni agreed, referring to the Saturday afternoon demonstrations of the CGIL union, that people have the right to protest, but condemned the violent protests in Italian cities and released a video of the clashes in Milan. #Protesti #Italija #Nasilje (translated)

The Bordeaux authorities, after the violence on October 17, urged witnesses to send videos to the police to help identify the rioters, while significant damage was reported and 63 police officers were injured during the clashes. #Bordeaux #ViolencesUrbaines #Manifestations (translated)

The national police denied that officers looted a store in Limoges, following the dissemination of a video showing motorcyclists retrieving items from a shop. They stated that the police intervened on the instructions of a judicial police officer to secure the items as part of an ongoing investigation, and that these items were subsequently returned to the store. The national police urged vigilance regarding videos circulated on social media, some of which, they claim, carry false information. #FakeNews #Sécurité #Limoges (translated)

Fútbolgate.com published an update about Álvaro Echevarría and the individuals who, according to the media, held influential positions at Movistar+. It stated that the platform fired Mono Burgos for a comment about Lamine Yamal and deleted a video in which Rodri harshly criticized Valencia. It also recalled that Florentino complained in 2021 about Movistar's treatment. The publication noted that Marc Murtra, CEO of Telefónica/Movistar, had said he was "very pro-Barça" and that his environment and family were as well. It described Álvaro Echevarría, director of the President's Office, as the brother of Alejandro Echevarría, whom it characterized as influential at Barça and the ex-brother-in-law of Laporta. Fútbolgate.com also identified Enric Rojas as a former partner of Gerard Piqué at Kosmos and director of Sports at Movistar Plus+; Gerard Guiu as an advisor to the platform and former executive at FC Barcelona; and Màrius Carol as an advisor, former director of La Vanguardia, and author of *El Barça, una passió sense fronteres*. Finally, it described Javier de Paz as deputy director to the president of Telefónica and president of Movistar Plus+. It added that he had been invited to the presidential box at FC Barcelona and had met there with Marc Murtra in the presence of Joan Laporta on different occasions. #MovistarPlus #FCBarcelona #Deportes (translated)

Blue White Red! wrote that the shares of his video had made Pierre's plight known around the world, portraying him as a symbol of merchants who are victims of looting, violence, and robberies, and left helpless. He added that the French were wholeheartedly with him. https://t.co/pIJRWajtVq #Solidarité #Commerçants #France (translated)