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The Congress clearly banned the import of Russian energy raw materials in 2022 so that American dollars would not finance Putin's brutal war against Ukraine. Congress was clear: The United States should not import oil from Russia until it ends its aggression against Ukraine and stops threatening our NATO allies," wrote Democrats Jeanne Shaheen, Richard Blumenthal, and Ron Wyden, as well as Republicans Thom Tillis, Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, and John Curtis in a joint statement. #Trump #Putin #Polityka (translated)

Congress clearly banned the import of Russian energy resources in 2022, so that American dollars would not finance Putin's brutal war against Ukraine. Congress was clear: the United States should not import oil from Russia until it ends its aggression against Ukraine and stops threatening our NATO allies,” wrote Democrats Jeanne Shaheen, Richard Blumenthal, and Ron Wyden, as well as Republicans Thom Tillis, Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, and John Curtis in a joint statement. #Trump #Putin #Polityka (translated)

The Congress clearly banned the import of Russian energy resources in 2022, so that American dollars would not fund Putin's brutal war against Ukraine. Congress was clear: the United States should not import oil from Russia until it ends its aggression against Ukraine and stops threatening our NATO allies,” wrote Democrats Jeanne Shaheen, Richard Blumenthal, and Ron Wyden, along with Republicans Thom Tillis, Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, and John Curtis in a joint statement. #Trump #Putin #Polityka (translated)

The Congress clearly banned the import of Russian energy resources in 2022 so that American dollars would not finance Putin's brutal war against Ukraine. The Congress was clear: The United States should not import oil from Russia until it ends its aggression against Ukraine and stops threatening our NATO allies," wrote Democrats Jeanne Shaheen, Richard Blumenthal, and Ron Wyden, along with Republicans Thom Tillis, Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, and John Curtis in a joint statement. #Trump #Putin #Polityka (translated)

Congress clearly banned the import of Russian energy resources in 2022 so that American dollars would not finance Putin's brutal war against Ukraine. Congress was clear: The United States should not import oil from Russia until it ends its aggression against Ukraine and stops threatening our NATO allies,” wrote Democrats Jeanne Shaheen, Richard Blumenthal, and Ron Wyden, along with Republicans Thom Tillis, Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, and John Curtis in a joint statement. #Trump #Putin #Polityka (translated)

The Congress clearly banned the import of Russian energy resources in 2022, so that American dollars would not finance Putin's brutal war against Ukraine. The Congress was clear: the United States should not import oil from Russia until it ends its aggression against Ukraine and stops threatening our NATO allies," wrote Democrats Jeanne Shaheen, Richard Blumenthal, and Ron Wyden, along with Republicans Thom Tillis, Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, and John Curtis in a joint statement. #Trump #Putin #Polityka (translated)

The Congress clearly prohibited the import of Russian energy resources in 2022 to prevent American dollars from financing Putin's brutal war against Ukraine. Congress was clear: the United States should not import oil from Russia until it ends its aggression against Ukraine and stops threatening our NATO allies,” wrote Democrats Jeanne Shaheen, Richard Blumenthal, and Ron Wyden, along with Republicans Thom Tillis, Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski, and John Curtis in a joint statement. #Trump #Putin #Polityka (translated)

Ivan Bartoš stated that more than two years ago, as a minister, he proposed a comprehensive reform of the Office for the Protection of Competition. According to him, the office should serve as a tool for powerful individuals to influence public contracts and the flow of billions into their pockets rather than having a control function. He cited its head, Mlsna, whom he described as a favorite of Miloš Zeman and a friend of Zbyněk Stanjura and Blažek. Bartoš wrote that the ODS (Civic Democratic Party) stopped the reform and he subsequently left the government. According to him, the reform was prepared by experts and was meant to bring the Czech Republic closer to Western democracies. Bartoš referred to an index of oligarchs' influence on politics, which he said the magazine The Economist ranked the Czech Republic second only to Russia. He added that in the previous government only the Pirates wanted to address the issue, but Stanjura blocked their efforts. Bartoš also stated that the Pirates have now won the dispute with the company ČEPRO, which had to provide information about contracts for Agrofert. According to him, the company awarded contracts worth over 10 billion directly to Agrofert without competition, and another 9 billion without competition during the government of Petr Fiala. Bartoš added that it is necessary to fight against corruption in the state and that he will continue to do so. #korupce #politik #reforma (translated)

Zvone Černač wrote that the situation at the DVK changed from a 50.13% lead to 49.96% between 00:40 and 06:20, with a difference of 692 votes. He asked whether invalid ballots became valid or vice versa, or if it was simply a "cosmic rain." https://t.co/wYGuGY0a8T #volitve #Demokracija #čudeži (translated)

Director of the BIS Michal Koudelka pointed out at today’s security conference in the Chamber of Deputies that the Russian threat must be faced in all areas, including legislation. He also stated that Russian intelligence services, just like the Soviet ones before, closely monitor events in Western democracies. https://t.co/LRScXncTll #bezpečnost #legislativa #Rusko #CZ #RU #SU (translated)

The author wrote that the midterm elections in the United States will take place in three weeks and one day. He assessed that everything indicated a "blue wave" and that the Democrats are likely to secure at least the House of Representatives. He asked how big this wave would be and announced that he would write about it in WP. #wybory #demokraci #USA #US (translated)

Libertarec wrote that the impact of the polling station in Mostah, which he marked as "partisan," should be assessed on the outcome. He claimed that the extensions of voting allowed representatives of non-governmental organizations to transport additional voters after the voting had ended. #volitve #slovenija #demokracija (translated)

Katja Kokot wrote that the right is financing the campaign with party funds and defends its positions with party members, while the Left is said to be using not only party money but also funds from non-governmental organizations, including millions from abroad, which she referred to as "Soros money." She added that the Left is also defending its positions with the support of non-governmental activists and public RTV. She asked whether this is still democracy or a competition of capital and power against common sense. She described the map of the referendum results on the amendment to the law on parliamentary inquiry as a representation of that common sense; according to her explanation, the dark blue areas voted against, while the light blue ones voted in favor. She also mentioned that at her home polling station and the surrounding ones, about 70 percent of votes were in favor of all four questions. In this context, she wondered where Slovenia is headed and whether power would belong to foreign capital, and wrote that the nation would write its own judgment. #demokracija #Slovenija #referendum (translated)

Alena Boninska wrote that to improve the situation, she needs more people like Anežka Nedomová, who have the courage to enter politics and also possess morality and character. After she felt that supporters of Bolshevism and Fascism had spoken up again, she expressed her conviction that democrats would also awaken and that their numbers would increase. #politika #demokracie #morálka (translated)

Today's results are encouraging, so we can sleep soundly and look to the coming months with optimism. Slovenia continues to face significant problems compared to the situation in many other developed democracies, Janša said just before the announcement of the unofficial partial results of the legislative referendum, which ultimately leaned in favor of those opposing the implementation of the amendments to the Law on Parliamentary Inquiry. #Slovenija #Referendumi #socijalnapolitika (translated)

Today's referendum day was a kind of warm-up for the referendum that will be truly crucial for Slovenia's future development path, namely, the subsequent legislative referendum on the development law. Janša stated just before the announcement of the partial results that Slovenia continues to face significant problems compared to many other developed democracies. #Slovenija #referendum #JanezJanša (translated)

Today's results are encouraging, so we can sleep peacefully and look forward to the coming months with optimism. Slovenia continues to face significant problems compared to the situation in many other developed democracies, said Janša just before the announcement of the unofficial partial results of the legislative referendum, which ultimately favored those who oppose the implementation of the amendments to the Law on Parliamentary Inquiry. #referendum #Slovenija #JanezJanša (translated)