Mario Nawfal

🇮🇹 Bologna is covered in clouds of TEAR GAS as Italian police clash with protesters in the streets Riot officers are pushing back crowds as demonstrations against the government turn violent. And it's not just Bologna. Clashes have also been reported in Rome and Turin. Another weekend, another wave of unrest spreading across Europe. Writer: Oliver t.co/GBoX0vSTGg

🚨🇦🇱 Albania's capital is turning into a BATTLEGROUND as anti-government protests erupt into violence. Protesters in Tirana are hurling MOLOTOV COCKTAILS at police officers now 🫣🔥 Writer: Oliver t.co/Go7s8dWsAG

🇫🇷 Fresh CLASHES break out in the streets of Paris Writer: Oliver t.co/xMzzsPd4FG

🇺🇸🇮🇷 The next U.S. attack could put the entire Gulf at risk. I spoke with Professor Mohammad Marandi as reports of another American strike on Iran grow increasingly serious. He believes war is now highly likely, and says Iran's response would be far more destructive than anything we've seen so far. Not just military bases. Oil facilities, banks, data centers and undersea internet cables could all become targets. He also warned that Gulf countries helping Washington could face devastating attacks on their critical infrastructure. But the conversation took a disturbing turn when I asked about his own safety. Marandi told me he'd received warnings that he could personally be targeted for assassination. He's currently in China, yet insists on returning to Iran. I pressed him on why he'd willingly put himself in danger. He believes it's his responsibility to stay and speak out. I've strongly criticized Iran's government and the IRGC. But threatening to kill someone for their political views is indefensible. Whatever happens next, I sincerely hope we aren't about to witness another round of assassinations and a war that could devastate the region. @s_m_marandi

🇫🇷 Masked groups get HIT HARD by Paris police near Porte de Vincennes after the big march Clashes erupted at the rear after projectiles flew. Officers responded with tear gas and water cannons. The prefecture counted over 500 casseurs. Heavy rain kept the fires down this time. Writer: Lucas t.co/oTa93OFxvZ

🇺🇸 Somali translators in Maine may now be insisting on 'help' for people who have NO NEED for translators at polling stations. Better do something about this quick if it's true before all kinds of 'translators' show up at polling stations to make sure you understand what you're voting for really well! 😬 Writer: Mhedi t.co/ra4w8Rrw6J

🇫🇷 Protesters FLOOD the expressway near Chambéry and CUT traffic both ways The 2 French officers tried to approach the crowd and quickly found themselves surrounded. Anyone heading toward Grenoble is sitting in multi-kilometer jams. Bad day for a trip. Writer: Lucas t.co/7WMe8VYyrE

🇺🇸 Dr. Oz just FROZE another $1.2B in California Medicaid over a home-care boom that doesn’t make sense The program jumped 24% in 3 years, double the average everywhere else. The money stays frozen until the state proves the claims are real. Newsom has to explain where the cash went. Writer: Lucas t.co/Ks9Hk2zB1w

🇫🇷 LOL! This guy just couldn't give a FK Source: @visegrad24 / Writer: Oliver t.co/iq8pg9HTxI

🇷🇺🇺🇦 An 11-year-old girl is among the wounded after a Russian drone struck Sinelnykove in eastern Ukraine, reportedly killing THREE people. At least 8 others were injured in the attack on the Dnipropetrovsk region. A 50-year-old woman and a 70-year-old man are fighting for their lives. Another night of Russian drone attacks, and more Ukrainian families left counting their dead. Writer: Oliver t.co/LEMr5oWHdD

🇫🇷 France's protests are turning into something MUCH BIGGER than a weekend of unrest. Huge crowds are flooding the streets over soaring living costs and concerns about democracy. In Paris alone, police counted 110,000 demonstrators. And the movement isn't winding down. Protest organizers are already building toward a nationwide GENERAL STRIKE on November 5. What started as street protests is becoming a sustained challenge to the French government. Writer: Oliver t.co/Diu0hLGobM

🇫🇷 A French politician poses for photos with MASKED RIOTERS just minutes before they TRASH a bank in Grenoble. And the man in the pictures? He's in charge of the city's FINANCE commission. Allan Brunon, an elected official from the far-left LFI party, smiles for the camera alongside black bloc-style protesters. Just minutes later, some of those demonstrators allegedly ransacked a Crédit Agricole branch. Seriously, a city finance official posing with masked protesters while banks are getting smashed up? You couldn't write a more ridiculous set of circumstances. Writer: Oliver t.co/ivYn3tfY4K

🇫🇷 Here comes the looting again in France 🤦🏻‍♂️ People broke into a food shop in Grenoble, grabbed snacks and drinks, and tossed some into the crowd while others ran off with what they took. Complain all you want about the prices, but you should know they're going to be even HIGHER after this. Writer: Lucas t.co/Q92RzOHeQU

🇰🇵🇨🇳 Kim Jong Un CROSSES into China over a bridge that sat empty for 12 years He drove across the New Yalu River link into Dandong, met China’s No. 4 official Wang Huning, visited a Korean War memorial and a car factory, then returned the same day. The 4-lane crossing opened October 15 after North Korea finished its side. The timing comes just before both countries mark Chinese troops entering the Korean War. Writer: Lucas t.co/7ghhgQ8Mec

🇫🇷 Paris is seeing a MASSIVE turnout, and the aerial footage puts the scale into perspective. A sea of demonstrators stretches between Porte d'Italie and Porte de Vincennes, filling the streets for kilometers. Even the Paris police prefecture puts the crowd at 110,000 PEOPLE. And that's just Paris, as protests continue across France despite widespread restrictions on demonstrations. Writer: Oliver t.co/vEvcX4Cs1U

🇫🇷 Marseille is getting wild now that the sun's gone down The street is full of tear gas, people are throwing stuff at the police, and it looks nothing like a protest anymore. Marseille's not done yet. Writer: Daniyal t.co/TgxfHDQUIJ

🇺🇸 Abdul El-Sayed just LOST HIS COOL on live television when Bret Baier brought up allegations involving the Muslim Brotherhood. And Baier barely got the question out. “NO, Nononono. Let me just STOP you right there!” The Michigan Senate candidate refused to entertain questions about a controversial 2012 letter, accusing Baier of questioning his loyalty to America. Then things got personal. EL-SAYED: “You're gonna ask questions about my allegiance?! Don't be Rogers' campaign. Be a JOURNALIST.” Baier just said: “I am.” El-Sayed went on to deny ever belonging to the Muslim Brotherhood, but the exchange had already turned into a disaster. Writer: Oliver t.co/fpppLAaKEG

🇫🇷 Montpellier protesters PUSH hard against a police line, but the cops pushed back HARDER Even one of them ended up in police hands. Better think twice, dude 💀 Writer: Lucas t.co/Gz8nh8343f

🇦🇪 The war in the Middle East is now literally WASHING UP on the beaches of the UAE Oil from a damaged tanker has reached Umm Al Quwain, forcing authorities to close beaches and warn fishermen away from affected waters. Residents had been complaining about a strong fuel smell for DAYS before the spill was confirmed. And it's spreading. Ras Al Khaimah and parts of Sharjah have also closed beaches. The tanker was reportedly struck by an unidentified projectile earlier this month. Writers: Daniyal, Oliver t.co/Hx8ul0KelV

🇺🇸🇮🇷 Dr. Kolja Spöri believes the IRAN WAR is part of something MUCH BIGGER Brandon spoke with Dr. Kolja Spöri, a German author and war-zone traveler, whose theory goes well beyond another American military intervention. He believes the West is being deliberately weakened, with the Iran war, Europe's energy crisis and the conflict in Ukraine all contributing to a global shift in power toward China. His most alarming prediction is that a direct war between Europe and Russia is imminent, followed by a financial collapse that could fundamentally reshape the international system. But Spöri goes further, suggesting that powerful networks have orchestrated these events for generations. Those are extraordinary claims, and the interview offers no concrete evidence establishing such coordination. What was most interesting was the distinction between his theory and the dangers we can actually see. Europe's energy vulnerabilities are real. A wider confrontation with Russia would be catastrophic. And the possibility of another major escalation in Iran makes an already unstable situation considerably more dangerous. @WeTheBrandon @SporiSport

🇫🇷 Masked groups in Lyon are HURLING rocks and heavy objects at police vans There are streets where the police vans can’t even stop! Writer: Lucas t.co/cGdvZzLgg4

3.1 MILLION miles without a safety monitor in the car. And Robotaxi isn't sticking to the easy roads. 862,000 miles after dark, 575,000 in rush-hour traffic, and another 113,000 in rain. The safety figures? Zero injuries in first-contact collisions, zero Robotaxi airbag deployments, and zero pedestrians or cyclists hit. Now Las Vegas, Jacksonville, Phoenix, and San Antonio are getting ready to join the action. Getting into a car with no driver is starting to sound like a damn good idea. @Tesla @Robotaxi / Writer: Annette, Designer: Janné

🇺🇸🇮🇷 The U.S. is pulling Americans out of the Middle East as intelligence warns Iranian plots to KILL U.S. PERSONNEL have reached “advanced stages.” Embassies in 4 countries are reducing staff, while U.S. troops are being withdrawn from regional bases. And Trump isn't exactly calming things down. “We may do another little Epic Fury,” he told a rally in Florida. Just 10 days before the midterms, Washington is evacuating Americans while its president openly talks about bombing Iran again. So much for waiting until after the election. Source: WSJ / Writers: Daniyal, Oliver

🚨 BITCOIN just fell off a CLIFF, crashing below $80,000. Investors DUMP RISK across global markets BTC plunged from $84,800 to $79,761. Ethereum sank toward $2,305. And the damage goes deeper than the charts. Around $837 MILLION in leveraged crypto positions were liquidated in 24 hours, while U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs reportedly lost another $635 million. Tech stocks are getting hammered, oil is above $115, and fears of another escalation with Iran are making investors nervous. Bitcoin has clawed back above $80,000, but the selloff is exposing just how quickly leverage can turn a bad day into a bloodbath. Writer: Oliver

🇩🇪 Hitler's infamous Eagle's Nest was NEARLY DESTROYED by a mysterious overnight FIRE The Nazi-era retreat, perched 1,834 meters above Berchtesgaden, Germany, was completely engulfed before firefighters could reach it. Around 200 emergency personnel responded, but the remote mountain location made fighting the flames a nightmare. Now German police suspect ARSON. A 33-year-old motorcyclist has been detained as investigators examine whether he deliberately started the blaze. Nearly 90 years of history, reduced to a charred shell in one night. Source: AP, BBC / Writer: Oliver

🇮🇹 A protester in Turin CLIMBS a monument and SETS FIRE to a giant photo of Meloni Some people still think burning a picture is how you make your case. Works with a dictator, not with an elected and legitimate government. Writer: Lucas t.co/zRk5RnzpVv

🇷🇺🇺🇦 Russia may have found a cheaper way to OVERWHELM Ukraine's air defenses, and Ukrainian drone experts are worried. Its new Filin cruise missile reportedly carries a 100kg warhead, can reach nearly 500 mph, and has a claimed range of 745 miles. The real problem isn't one missile. It's the prospect of Russia manufacturing them by the thousands. Ukraine has spent years adapting to Shahed drones. Now Moscow is working on weapons that fly faster, hit harder, and are much harder for cheap interceptor drones to catch. If Russia gets the production costs low enough, Ukraine could find itself spending far more to shoot these things down than Russia spends launching them. That's a nasty equation in a war of attrition. Source: HUR, @clashreport / Writer: Oliver

🇪🇸 NOW IN SPAIN! Retirees FLOOD central Madrid, demanding stronger public pensions Officials estimated 25,000 people, while organizers put the turnout closer to 50,000. They want pensions tied to real living costs, minimum payments raised to the basic wage, and no shift toward private funds, with elections weeks away. Writer: Lucas t.co/YLf7oU6GEp