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Gutab wrote that Łukasz Gibała achieved a crushing victory in Kraków over the KO candidate, receiving 62.12 percent of the votes. He stated that the actions of the prime minister and the personal support of his key associates did not help. He considered the result to be a good omen for Poland and wrote that the nation does not want poor management or actions contrary to its interests. #wybory #Polska #zwycięstwo (translated)

Szymon Jadczak criticized the actions of Legia Warsaw, the police, officials, the Ekstraklasa, and the PZPN. He accused the club's authorities of favoring individuals whom he referred to in an offensive manner, and the police of acting in the interests of the management. He wrote that officials accepted the agreements between Legia and the police, the Ekstraklasa tolerated unsportsmanlike behavior affecting the course of the match, and the PZPN failed to enforce its own regulations or impose a penalty that would deter lawbreaking. Jadczak also stated that referees made several mistakes in favor of Legia, skewing the outcome of the match against Wisła. He added that neither the management nor Legia fans acknowledged that something was wrong. #LegiaWarszawa #Ekstraklasa #PZPN (translated)

The front pages today report the announcement from Pope Leo XIV regarding a lung nodule that requires surgery, along with the unconfirmed truce between Russia and Ukraine, the death of Wilma De Angelis, and discussions on electoral law and political alliances. #NoduloAlPolmone #RussiaUcraina #LeggeElettorale (translated)

Today's results are encouraging, so we can sleep peacefully and optimistically look at the months ahead. Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša assessed on Monday after the release of partial, unofficial referendum results that Slovenians, given the outcome, passed the test of common sense, and announced that the government will respect the will of the people, while opposition leader Robert Golob stated that the government lacks public trust. #referendum #Slovenija #Janša (translated)

Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša stated after the referendum that the Slovenians passed the test of common sense and announced respect for the will of the people, while opposition leader Robert Golob emphasized that the government lacks public trust. #referendum #Slovenija #Janša (translated)

"Do you want to go somewhere else? Then say it." Looking at the state parliament in Saxony-Anhalt, CSU chief Markus Söder called on dissenters within the Union to leave. "Anyone who votes for the AfD does not have much of a future with us." Söder suggested that this probably stemmed from a deep wound within the CDU faction. After these events, Söder would find it "surprising" if the AfD did not also lead the government in the state. "It would be absolutely necessary. The voters in Saxony-Anhalt have already made a very clear statement." "Given the results, you can't say that. I just think that anyone considering doing something like that should have the backbone to make it public." "Also immediately move in the political direction." "Because I find that quite despicable." "Therefore, everyone who is playing with fire (...), should know that in the end it will probably lead to extreme AfD dominance, that the polls will turn into results." "If the second democratic government fails within a few years after the traffic light coalition, it would be a huge blow to democracy." "I appreciate him, I respect him, and I also find that very unfair." "Friedrich Merz remains Chancellor." CSU chief Markus Söder has again backed Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz (CDU) and campaigned for the CSU politician Ilse Aigner as Federal President. "The only personnel matter that personally interests me is not the chancellorship, but I would like Ilse Aigner to become Federal President if at all possible. I am very committed to that." #CSU #CDU #Politik (translated)