The author, who identified themself as a candidate for Austrian federal president in 2028, said they wanted Austria to become one of Europe’s most attractive places to live, work, build companies and enjoy life. They described Vienna as a global home for digital nomads, expats and entrepreneurs, and began to say it was already among the world’s most prominent destinations, but the post ended before completing the thought. https://t.co/TzbexBHw1k #Wien #DigitalNomads #Entrepreneurship #AT
The march for the climate has shown a massive and peaceful turnout, amid growing distrust towards the government and demands for social and democratic justice. #MarchePourLeClimat #JusticeSociale #UrgenceClimatique (translated)
The author said a mother and child had been buried alive after Russian bombing, presenting it as evidence of Russia’s intentions towards peace. They urged readers not to look away. https://t.co/ULWFGBfOK6 #Russia #Peace #HumanRights #RU
A late goal from Horsens ruined Silkeborg's chances of completing an impressive comeback. (translated)
The author called on Ukrainians to target more Russian data centres and prominent digital allies of Donald Trump, saying they wanted those allies removed from Twitter. #UkrainianResistance #DigitalFreedom #AntiDisinformation #UA #RU #US
The author said the photo showed what Putin wanted the war’s end to look like: Ukraine devastated by what they called Russia’s genocidal war and forced to capitulate. They said it was taken in Zaporizhzhia, where a Russian missile strike killed a mother and her child. https://t.co/FYYgGjJ0P8 #Ukraine #Russia #WarCrimes #UA #RU
The author said the photograph showed what they believed Vladimir Putin wanted as the war’s outcome: Ukraine devastated by what they called Russia’s genocidal war and forced to capitulate. They said the image had been taken that morning in Zaporizhzhia, where a Russian missile strike had killed a mother and her child. https://t.co/c9tndo4Vxx #Ukraine #Putin #WarCrimes #UA #RU
Flights at Riyadh airport remain suspended after the bloody attacks. (translated)
Ann Van Haute wondered how the EU elite would react if their political commitment to Ukraine were to fail. According to her, that elite had invested in it for years, spent billions, and put pressure on their own economy, while problems in Europe piled up. She argued that Ukraine was about the only topic that still mattered in politics and that the elite in Europe could gain little honor anymore. She also pondered how desperate that elite would become if their last major political narrative threatened to disappear. #Oekraïne #EU #Politiek (translated)
The author wrote that Russia’s main objective remained psychological, arguing that making people feel they could be targeted might lead them to think twice about doing business with Ukraine. https://t.co/UAaQJSzRNU #Russia #Ukraine #PsychologicalWarfare #RU #UA
Mirjam152 challenged the reasoning that a lower VAT rate cost the government a lot of money. She compared it to the income a landlord misses out on by asking for a lower rent and sarcastically suggested that the VAT should then be raised to 30 percent and inheritance and gift taxes to 100 percent. According to her, people were already paying more than enough tax. The researchers defended a higher VAT rate for, among others, hairdressers, bicycle mechanics, and plasterers with the argument that a tight labor market could make services more expensive due to insufficient staff availability. Mirjam152 called that reasoning flawed and accused the researchers of having a political agenda and pandering to the government and the cabinet. #BTW #Belastingen #Overheid (translated)
The author said Ivica Dačić wanted the Serbian flag to fly over Prizren and described the position as a territorial claim against a neighbouring country. They said Serbian voters should understand what they were deciding on 25 October, arguing that the course would lead to war rather than EU membership. The author also called for the EU to stop providing funds to Serbia. #Serbia #Prizren #EU #RS #XK
The post quoted Vinicius Jr as saying he was still happy and wanted to apologise to his teammates and Real Madrid fans. https://t.co/lz5TbofVqE #ViniciusJr #RealMadrid #Fútbol #ES #BR
The US president's said President Volodymyr Zelensky "wants to make problems for the world". #Ukraine #DonaldTrump #VolodymyrZelensky

Harm Beertema wrote that the police had distorted the voices of the robbers to prevent anyone from recognizing them. According to him, the police thereby protected their privacy. He wished everyone success with the investigation. #Politie #veiligheid #criminaliteit (translated)
Steven Arrazola de Oñate wrote that Trump was right according to him, and that Volodymyr Zelensky should have reached an agreement earlier. He suggested that European leaders should have focused more on negotiations from the beginning and had to face the military situation; this could have possibly prevented a lot of human suffering. According to Arrazola de Oñate, Russia occupied about a fifth of Ukrainian territory and the war had reportedly claimed nearly two million military casualties, including dead, wounded, and missing. He believed that European politicians and media did not fundamentally question their strategy nonetheless. Arrazola de Oñate wrote that he never believed Ukraine could win the war militarily and that he did not expect the country to reclaim all the lost territory. He acknowledged that his position could provoke negative reactions and stated that he wanted more European leaders to express what he called uncomfortable truths. He also asked how many lives would still be sacrificed before diplomacy took precedence over political rhetoric. #Oorlog #Diplomatie #Vrede (translated)
The group - who are not registered as a political party in India - want electoral reforms ahead of crucial state elections. #Protest #ElectoralReforms #Delhi

We said, 'you can do whatever you want to Russia, don't hit the refineries', because that's a world problem that's caused. #Ukraine #Trump #Zelensky