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Pedro Passos Coelho declared himself a pre-candidate for prime minister, while Santana Lopes revealed that his earnings as a commentator exceeded five times the salary of a local politician, and Trump intensified his attacks on Zelensky amid growing tensions between the USA and Ukraine. #PedroPassosCoelho #Trump #Política (translated)

The University of Cape Verde has introduced free tuition fees, an initiative from the Government aimed at increasing the number of students, but the rector, Astrigilda Silveira, warns that the exemption from fees does not solve all the problems faced by students. #Educação #Propinas #CaboVerde (translated)

"I suggest that he choose a new leader who can reach an agreement because he could have concluded many agreements, but for I don't know what reasons, he doesn't do it (...) I think the time has come for Ukraine to have a new president." On Saturday, Trump harshly criticized Zelensky regarding Ukraine's attacks on Russian oil refineries, claiming that these contributed to the skyrocketing prices of diesel fuel, and suggested that he should be replaced by a leader who can end the war. #RăzboiUcraina #Trump #Zelenski (translated)

Zbigniew Konwiński wrote that after one strike on the Russian internet information center, support for the AfD dropped by over 50 percent. He added that similar declines were supposed to be visible on the graphs concerning the MAGA movement and the Polish right, and he described it as a sign. #politika #dezinformacja #AfD (translated)

Aneta ObserwatorXY wrote that in her opinion it was probably already known why the tapes of Kołodziejczak recently appeared. She added that the question from Arłukowicz about whether they also went to the prosecutor's office was justified. #Kołodziejczak #Arłukowicz #Polska (translated)

Maciej Wilk wrote that while collecting signatures, he encountered people every day who had voted for Rafał Trzaskowski but were already disappointed. He admitted that the referendum in Warsaw would not take place, but he predicted that changes would reach the capital and the rest of Poland in a year. He noted that he could see the beginning of this in Krakow. #wiatrzmian #Kraków #Polska (translated)

Zbigniew Bogucki asked whether Donald Tusk was willing to renounce political disputes and collaborate with the President of the Republic of Poland. He accused the Prime Minister of attempting to link the President with the issue of attacks in schools, speaking about online hate and the need to stop undesirable content. Bogucki emphasized that actions against such content can be reconciled with the protection of freedom of speech, which he described as the foundation of democracy. He added that tragic events should not be used for political maneuvering or to corner the opposition and the president. According to him, possible solutions require cooperation, and the president was ready for it. #Polska #demokracja #współpraca (translated)

BostonTea described that Vice News journalist Hind Hassan flew to Afghanistan and received permission to talk to the Taliban. When she asked the group's leader about appointing women to positions in public institutions, the Taliban reportedly responded with laughter and advised her to stop recording because the conversation was over. The author also wrote that the media referred to the Taliban as radicals, but in his opinion, they were no different from so-called moderate Muslims. He called the division between fanatics and moderates in Islam a media creation. #Afganistan #Talibowie #WszystkoOIslamie (translated)

Bartosz Lewandowski alleged that in the Court of Appeal in Warsaw, an appeal regarding a "iron-clad" letter for Marcin Romanowski was directed for consideration, bypassing 12 judges from the complaint application section. He claimed that after the change of power, Adam Bodnar led to changes in the court's leadership, and 12 judges were removed from ruling on other cases, including those concerning operational surveillance and temporary arrests. According to Lewandowski, the section was appropriate for reviewing appeals regarding iron-clad letters. He referred to a previous appeal regarding the refusal to issue an iron-clad letter for Michał Kuczmierowski, which was reviewed by the judges of that section. In Lewandowski's assessment, the prosecutor's appeal in the Romanowski case was wrongly classified as concerning arrest. He indicated that the case in the District Court was registered as concerning an iron-clad letter, and the decision on arrest was meant to be merely a consequence of its granting. He added that he appealed the decision in favor of Romanowski, and his appeal was instructed to be sent to the appellate court on October 2, 2026, a few days before the prosecutor's appeal. Lewandowski called the situation a scandal and announced that he would request explanations from the management of the appellate court. He also informed that he would notify the First President of the Supreme Court Zbigniew Kapiński about the matter and the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor of the U.S. Department of State. He announced that he would bring up comments made by Minister Waldemar Żurek about Judge Konrad Mielcarek and the case of Judge Dariusz Łubowski after the European arrest warrant against Romanowski was revoked. He pointed out that he intended to do this in connection with the extradition request concerning Zbigniew Ziobro in the same matter. #SądApelacyjny #Sprawiedliwość #Polska (translated)

Taleb Alisalem described the stance he attributed to the UN as a "slap" to the Moroccan regime and those who supported its autonomy plan under Moroccan sovereignty over Western Sahara. He wrote that the organization insisted on the Sahrawi people's right to self-determination as the only definitive solution. https://t.co/OC9ZB9NqtI #SaharaOccidental #Autodeterminación #DerechosHumanos (translated)