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Vláďa Foltán wrote that Volodymyr Zelenskyy "was fact-checking Trump" and pointed out that prices are rising due to the war in the Middle East and the blockade of Hormuz. According to Foltán, almost everyone understands this, and people should hear what the reality is. He called for fair and open communication with the public and for the "playing" with them to stop. https://t.co/d64ZuWGuqx #Zelenskyj #válka #politika (translated)

The prices of basic food products, such as chocolate, potatoes, green vegetables, bread, and olive oil, are expected to rise this winter due to difficult growing conditions and global crises, which will affect the quality and availability of food. #żywność #rolnictwo #ceny (translated)

The author of the post claimed that the US was resuming the purchase of diesel from Russia and that Donald Trump was lifting anti-Russian sanctions. At the same time, he called for the departure of Volodymyr Zelensky and criticized the EU for tightening sanctions, which he argued led to people having to pay the highest fuel prices in the world. https://t.co/WuFrgCyxEs #Trump #Rusko #sankcie #US #RU #EU (translated)

I'm completely amazed. Politically, it's completely off because these are not the people who vote for ANO, so they won't help themselves at all. All the analysts and experts who understand this say that this particular exception, of which we have unreasonably many, needs to be abolished because it serves no rational purpose. It increases demand, for which we have no supply, so our prices are rising. Moreover, socially it is not justified at all because it is received by middle and high-income households at the expense of others. It's a reverse Robin Hood," Rusnok said. #hypotéky #daňovéodpočty #AlenaSchillerová (translated)

The adept of the Prague mayor Hlaváček announced planned unpopular measures, including an increase in public transport fares and resident parking, with the aim of modernizing and developing Prague according to the recently approved Metropolitan plan. #Praha #komunálnívolby #Metropolitníplán (translated)

Aside from the recession that hinders consumption, the only thing that can prevent further increases in oil prices and their sharp decline is a permanent end to the conflicts in the Persian Gulf and between Russia and Ukraine," assesses Bob McNally, president of Rapidan Energy Group. #OlejNapędowy #CenyPaliw #Trump (translated)

The author wrote that HICP inflation in the euro area rose to 3.8 percent year-on-year in September 2026, reaching the highest level in three years. Citing Eurostat, he pointed out that the main driver of the increase was energy prices, which in September were nearly 20 percent higher than a year earlier. #inflacja #HICP #strefaeuro #EU #PL (translated)

The author of the post wrote that after the law was signed by the president, the government was supposed to launch the "Lower Fuel Prices" program. He stated that in the first weekend after the VAT and excise tax were reduced, Pb95 cost 6.73 PLN, while diesel cost 7.88 PLN; however, a week later, the government announced prices of 6.97 PLN and 8.06 PLN. The post ended with an unfinished statement "So despite" and a link. https://t.co/ZSddgdWrf1 #CenyPaliw #VAT #Polska #PL (translated)

The author stated that European gas storage facilities were filled to about 70%, and prices had risen to around 73 euros per MWh—more than double what they were a year earlier. He also wrote that the Norwegian gas transmission operator Gassco assured the readiness of the infrastructure for high deliveries, and Norwegian gas accounted for about 30% of European imports. #gaz #Europa #energetyka #NO #EU (translated)

The author wrote that Trump blamed Zelensky for the rise in diesel prices due to Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries and demanded that Ukraine quickly stop them. He ironically referred to Trump as a "stable genius" and added that without his explanation, one might think that Trump's war with Iran is responsible for the price increase. #Trump #Zelenský #CenyEnergie #UA #RU #IR (translated)

Paweł Żuchowski wrote that Donald Trump sought an agreement with Vladimir Putin regarding the sale of Russian fuel and the easing of sanctions, in order to show that he was lowering high fuel prices in the USA before the Congressional elections. He pointed out that the president's ratings were falling, and Russian supplies might not significantly impact prices. Żuchowski assessed that such an agreement could bring additional revenue to the Kremlin, while Poland and other countries on NATO's eastern flank spent billions on defense, and Ukraine was fighting against Russian aggression. He wrote that US allies might fear that Trump would subordinate their security to his own political calculations, just as he allegedly did regarding Russian fuel. #Trump #Putin #bezpieczeństwo (translated)