Mario Nawfal

🇫🇷 Police RUSHED to help one of their own after he was INJURED near Place de la République in Paris The groups have been throwing projectiles at officers, who responded with water cannons and tear gas. Writer: Lucas t.co/Gts3ziuX9H

🇮🇹 Okay, what is going on in Milan? A video making the rounds appears to show people getting spray-painted red to mark them as pickpockets. It's not clear whether the accusations are true, but this is wild, and I have to say, kinda smart. Writer: Lynn t.co/nX93KRPMD5

🇸🇦 DEBUNKED: Saudi Arabia is NOT panic-buying groceries. Apparently, people just REALLY like a discount. A viral video showing shoppers storming a crowded store is being passed around as evidence that Saudis are desperately stocking up on food amid the Middle East crisis. Except the footage was already circulating in January 2026. And the original explanation had nothing to do with war. It was reportedly a shopping frenzy triggered by discounts at a Saudi mall. Supermarket sale or the collapse of civilization? Today you never know. Writer: Oliver

🇫🇷 This is Place de la République in Paris today. Burning car, thick smoke, overturned scooters… looks straight out of a movie, except it's real. Too bad the “extras” are actually out there wrecking the place. Writer: Daniyal t.co/RXwStRCXIi

🇺🇸 Wisconsin is facing some big questions about voter citizenship checks just weeks before the midterms. A viral report claims the Wisconsin Elections Commission has barred roughly 1,800 municipal clerks from using the federal SAVE database to verify citizenship. Sen. Mike Lee reacted: “That sounds like Wisconsin really wants to facilitate election fraud.” The Supreme Court allowed the expanded SAVE system to resume on September 25. I mean, election integrity shouldn't be this hard to get straight answers about. Writer: Lynn t.co/JCVxfsDC6a

🇫🇷 Police are PUSHING THROUGH and arresting protesters. That guy grabbed by that officer won't have an easy night. Writer: Lucas t.co/epH6ZatA50

🇫🇷 unbelievable that these are real scenes. Unclear whether from today or the past days of riots in France but this level of violent force is actually hard to grasp Writer: Oliver t.co/Wn0cnAFfOi

🇫🇷 Can someone walk me through how looting designer stuff addresses the fuel crisis or improves classroom resources? Genuine question. Writer: Daniyal t.co/lHJNzLZ9kp

🇫🇷 RIOTING, LOOTING AND DESTRUCTION SPREAD ACROSS MAJOR CITIES IN FRANCE Paris, Marseille, Lyon. The scenes are extraordinary. Shops have been smashed and looted, vehicles set ablaze, and police are battling masked rioters in the streets. In Marseille, protesters even forced their way into City Hall before police drove them out. In Lyon, a tourist office caught fire as firefighters responded under police protection. France is demanding answers to its economic problems. Instead, parts of its major cities are ending the day looking like battlefields. Writer: Oliver t.co/hhTqYiSNv9

🇫🇷 PARIS IS OUT OF CONTROL Writer: Oliver t.co/R4nDeUQv5j

🇫🇷 Scenes coming out of PARIS are ABSOLUTELY CRAZY 😱 People are running WILD and NO ONE is stopping them Writer: Oliver t.co/hxKX4C7uzl

🇻🇦🇮🇹 Pope Leo is WALKING OUT of the hospital 4 days after his surgery The operation on October 13 went without complications, and this morning’s tests cleared him to leave. He’s heading back to the Vatican and will do the Sunday Angelus from his window tomorrow. Writer: Lucas t.co/FRtBVKvbfP

🇬🇧 COVID-19 hospital admissions in England have jumped 41% in just 2 weeks. The NHS is now treating around 400 more COVID patients than it was 2 weeks ago. Deaths are up 46% in a week too. People aged 85 and older are being hit the hardest, with hospital admission rates over 10 times the national average. The variant is called Stratus, but so far, there's no evidence it makes people sicker than earlier variants. And flu is another problem. It's showing up earlier than usual, with positive tests in September doubling from last year. COVID and flu levels are still low overall, but hospitals could have a busy winter ahead with both viruses spreading. Source: Daily Mail / Writer: Daniyal

🇫🇷 FRANCE is descending into complete CHAOS WHO is there to stop this madness? Do they even TRY? Writer: Oliver t.co/MntDCRpXtg

🇫🇷 The guy with the fire extinguisher looks like he's trying to find someone who can explain what he's actually supposed to do with it🙈 Writer: Oliver t.co/NZXjUhsbLc

🇫🇷 Cars fully torched on a side street right by Place de la République in Paris today, during the big cost-of-living protests. I get that people are angry about prices. Rent, food, fuel, everything’s brutal right now. But how does setting random cars on fire actually change any of that? Just turns someone’s daily transport into scrap and makes the whole thing look like chaos instead of a real demand. Does this bring prices down or just make the story about the fires? Writer: Daniyal t.co/lOAwqZo4ib

🇵🇸🇮🇱🇧🇪 Israeli settlers WENT AFTER a Belgian diplomatic car near Taybeh, the last fully Christian Palestinian village, during the olive harvest. A convoy of diplomats from France, Belgium, and Poland was out supporting local farmers when settlers pulled up and targeted the vehicles. The army didn’t say anything yet. This is the last fully Christian Palestinian village, and settlers still targeted foreign diplomats who came to observe. They no longer pretend to care who’s watching. Writer: Lucas t.co/6xMrMD5WrD

🇮🇱🇪🇺 Masked ISRAELI SETTLERS now ATTACKED EUROPEAN DIPLOMATS in the West Bank?! Diplomats from France, Belgium and Poland were visiting a Palestinian olive harvest in the Christian village of Taybeh when seven masked settlers reportedly surrounded their vehicles on ATVs. They demanded identification, threw stones and smashed a Belgian consulate car window. Footage also shows a diplomat on the ground. Imagine going to watch people harvest olives and finding yourself surrounded by masked men with clubs. WTF IS HAPPENING over there?! Writer: Oliver t.co/xZxHplqyAt

🇫🇷 THE YELLOW VESTS ARE BACK IN THE HEART OF PARIS Protesters climbed the enormous statue at Place de la République and unfurled a banner accusing police of injuring high school students. It's one of France's most famous protest squares, where generations have gathered to make their anger heard. And now the symbol of the French Republic is wearing a protest banner. Even the statues are getting involved. Writers: Daniyal, Oliver t.co/tLflK7VXwt

This little bro just got here and is already the chillest dude Writer: Oliver t.co/5TRntAPQYu

🇫🇷 At Place de la République, this guy's repeatedly throwing stones at a passing fire truck. After the second attempt, bystanders turned on him and kick his ass. Imagine watching firefighters trying to do their jobs and deciding they're the enemy. Writer: Oliver t.co/s9Nn1zQnxi

🇫🇷 FRANCE IS ON FIRE! THIS TIME, IT'S BORDEAUX. Footage shows a police truck SET ON FIRE as unrest spreads across France. Earlier this month, masked attackers reportedly set fire to a police station in Bordeaux with officers still inside. Writer: Oliver t.co/73Y8BfhZ5N

🇺🇸🇷🇺 Trump has waived huge new tariffs on Russia and its oil buyers, just weeks after signing them into law. Last month, he signed the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act, a tough new law against Russia. It called for 500% tariffs on Russian goods, and 100% tariffs on countries buying the most Russian oil and gas. But Trump's new order waives almost all of it, in the name of national interest. The new tariffs are gone for now, and so are most of the new sanctions. Existing Russia sanctions under earlier executive orders stay. Just yesterday, Putin's envoy complained the new law would block U.S.-Russia business deals. Turns out he had nothing to worry about, at least for now. Source: White House / Writer: Daniyal

🇫🇷 What kind of sick problem does this guy have with the firefighters? This is Place de la République in Paris. After the second time he threw stuff at a Paris fire truck, the people around him turned to beat him for it. Writer: Lucas t.co/j8MXRciLTU

🇮🇱🇵🇸🇺🇬 NETANYAHU is open to a PALESTINIAN STATE IN UGANDA This one lands with an extraordinary historical twist on top. More than 120 years ago, it was Jewish settlers who were being offered a homeland in East Africa. In 1903, Britain proposed territory in what is now Kenya to Zionist leader Theodor Herzl. They called it the Uganda Scheme. And this wasn't some passing idea. The Zionist Congress actually voted to send an expedition to investigate the land before ultimately rejecting the proposal in 1905 and keeping its focus on Palestine. A century ago, East Africa was being considered as a refuge for Jews. Now it's being floated as a possible destination for Palestinians. History doesn't repeat itself quite so neatly. But sometimes the parallels are just incredible. Source: Israel’s Channel 14 / Writer: Oliver t.co/NsqmXzN3Hz

🇸🇦 Saudi THAAD system was spotted FIRING near Riyadh airport A battery was geolocated close to King Khalid International Airport after the October 8-10 ballistic missile attacks that killed people and damaged the terminal. On October 14, debris from another intercept smashed into a car in the city and injured someone. They’ve spent billions on these systems and still can’t fully stop the attacks from getting through. Source: Arab Times / Writer: Lucas

🇺🇸🇮🇷 Trump: "If you are in doubt about somebody's name from the Middle East, just say Mohammed. You have about a 65% chance. I've done it for years now. I've never been wrong." Doesn't matter who's across the table. Mohammed it is. Honestly that explains a few things about where the Iran negotiations are going. 😂😭 Writer: Oliver

🇫🇷 FRANCE IS ERUPTING BEYOND PARIS Anger over rising living costs, fuel prices and education reforms is spilling into cities across the country. Police have been preparing for hundreds of protest actions and more than 80 marches. In Paris, officers have deployed tear gas. Elsewhere, roads are blocked and barricades are going up. And what's interesting is who's coming together. Students, workers and unions are protesting over different grievances, but much of that frustration is aimed at the same government. It's starting to bring back memories of the Yellow Vests, when anger over fuel prices grew into something far bigger. France has been through this before. And once people feel their government has stopped listening, getting them off the streets becomes a whole different problem. Writer: Oliver t.co/mEAA0gk3M5

Everyone seems convinced the Iran war is about to restart. I've been a lone wolf claiming the war is over since Trump made the threats to wipe out Iran's civilization on April 7th Days later, a ceasefire was announced. Since then, we've seen sporadic fighting, but with 95% fewer strikes than during the war itself. The war never returned to anything close to the intensity we saw in March. But things are changing. The U.S. is conducting a massive military build-up. Israel and Iran are on high alert. And Iran has now struck more ships in the Strait of Hormuz than it did at any other time since the war. Almost every indicator points to a repeat of February 28 and a full-scale resumption of the war. Yet I still believe the war is over. My prediction is that Trump will instead launch a limited, largely symbolic strike to further degrade Iran's capabilities, declare victory, and move on. The reason is simple: There is no military solution to the Iran problem. Iran reportedly has almost as many missile launchers as it did before the war (400 vs. 420). It's rapidly rebuilding its missile stockpiles, while U.S. regional bases and radar systems have sustained significant damage, and interceptor inventories are critically depleted. The massive U.S. military build-up is more likely intended to deter a major Iranian retaliation following a limited strike than to prepare for another prolonged war. Trump wants out of the region. But Iran has made that extremely difficult by seeking control over the Strait of Hormuz. Trump tried to force Tehran to concede, and failed. In my view, his remaining choices are to accept Iran's position and walk away, escalate into another war with no clear military solution, or resort to the unthinkable: nuclear weapons. And unlike some, I don't believe Trump is crazy enough to use a nuclear warhead. So I stand by my assessment: The war is over. But here's an important caveat: I'm significantly less confident in that prediction than I was before. Iran's increasingly maximalist demands have changed the equation, and the probability that I'm wrong is now higher than at any point since I made this call. I could be wrong, but I'm not changing my assessment simply because the overwhelming consensus has moved in the opposite direction.

🇾🇪🇸🇦 The Houthis are capturing Saudi-backed military vehicles in Yemen, apparently while chewing khat. Footage circulating from Yemen reportedly shows Houthi fighters casually taking possession of vehicles belonging to the Saudi-backed Presidential Leadership Council. And the fighters appear remarkably relaxed about the whole thing. Some are reportedly chewing khat, a stimulant plant widely consumed in Yemen. Meanwhile, the Houthis are advancing against Saudi-backed forces, cutting off strategic roads and tightening their grip around Taiz. Saudi Arabia is fighting to contain a growing military threat, while its opponents are apparently treating captured vehicles like souvenirs from an afternoon drive. Source: @TabzLIVE on TG / Writer: Oliver