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Piotr Szymaniak – For many years, Poland did not have a modern risk assessment tool. Today, we join the small group of countries in Europe and around the world that can boast such a solution. PSORR is not just a step forward, but a leap into the future that changes the way we think about measuring the effectiveness of working with offenders – said Deputy Minister of Justice Maria Ejchart in February 2025 during an international conference dedicated to risk assessment among offenders. #PrawoKarne #Recydywa #Algorytm (translated)

Vinko Vasle wrote that the law on parliamentary investigation has not been approved, although he claimed it was intended for a political showdown against corruption and crime on the left. He believed that the actions of the police, prosecution, and courts are more important, and called on law enforcement to start honestly investigating at least the cases of Golob and Janković. He argued that this could also lead to actions against others whom he labeled as part of a mafia-corrupted politics at various levels. Vasle highlighted the delay in taking action as a serious challenge and stated that everything is quiet regarding SKOK. He mentioned the arrests in Romania and the investigations into attempts to bribe some MPs of the Resni.ca party as a possible starting point. #korupcija #politika #pravosodje (translated)

A sports tragedy at the Velká pardubická ended for Jakub Kocman riding Araucarias with an unfortunate mistake when he was injured while jumping, losing his chance for victory, while the win was claimed by the Irish horse Final Orders with jockey Keith Michael Donoghue. #VelkáPardubická #dostih #žokej (translated)

Field chaplain Katz in the block wrote that he had not seen the individual so upset for a long time and used an insulting label against him. He stated that he could vote for the Pirates if they recognize Kateřina Stojan as a leader who, in his opinion, would advance the party further. He attributed the term "mouthy girl" to Jan Dobrovský. #politika #humor #volby (translated)

Pavel Viktora wrote that he did not defend the matter, but merely reminded that when Vondráček's colleague Zeman flew to China as president, he traveled according to him at the expense of Petr Kellner. He derogatorily associated Zeman with alcohol and ironically labeled Vondráček as the "world champion" in causing his own problems. #politika #Zeman #Česko (translated)

Kučko accused Alenka Bratušek of stealing 2.5 million in the 2TDK project and hinted that there are others among left-wing politicians who need to be addressed. He wrote that a JUMP is urgently needed and called for a fourfold vote in favor. https://t.co/MJFYbZqL2M #korupcija #Slovenija #politika (translated)

The author wrote, citing research from CBOS, that 54% of respondents rated the situation in the country negatively. In his opinion, the moods were worsening with the payment of bills for electricity, gas, and energy, the purchase of pellets, and refueling, which was hitting Polish families. He added that the patience of Poles is running out and asked how long they would still endure this situation. #Polska #niezadowolenie #sytuacjaekonomiczna #PL (translated)

Marcin Edo wrote that the latest CBOS survey indicated that negative assessments of the situation in Poland exceeded 50 percent. He noted that the number of dissatisfied people had sharply increased, while the group of optimists was quickly shrinking. #Polska #spoleczenstwo #badania (translated)

Stańczyk wrote that people with differing views should respect the memory of the deceased, and pointed out Charlie Kirk, Łukasz Litewka, and Myślozbira. He accused the extreme left of celebrating the death of individuals whose views contradicted their beliefs and joked about the victims. He also expressed confusion over the rise of hatred and contempt. He described Kirk and Myślozbira as individuals with moderate, centrist views who recognized the problems of the contemporary world and tried to solve them through debate and conversation. In the end, he bid farewell to Myślozbira, calling him a brother. #szacunek #człowieczeństwo #debaty (translated)

Patryk Spaliński compared social reactions in France, Spain, and Poland. He wrote that in France, high school students initiated riots due to overcrowded classes and the introduction of a yearly fee of 180 euros for post-secondary studies, which paralyzed the whole country. According to him, in Madrid, about 500,000 people took to the streets due to the eviction of a 70-year-old woman. Spaliński wrote that in Poland, after the revelation of what he claimed was the theft of several dozen million zlotys from the KPO, which were supposed to go towards yachts and solariums in kebab shops, million-zloty salaries for doctors, billions for developers from public funds, and a sharp rise in rents, people forgot about the matter after a week. He concluded his post by stating that he had no words. #protesty #sytuacjawkraju #sprawyspołeczne (translated)

Tomasz wrote that there is a rumor that — as he put it — the illegal SAFE will not be enough to balance next year's budget. He claimed that the authorities intend to draw on the savings of Poles and the reserves of the NBP (National Bank of Poland), and taking control of the Constitutional Tribunal would, according to him, allow for the legalization of these actions. #Polska #budżet #finanse (translated)

Bojan Požar wrote that while the Dance Parade was "freezing" in southern Crete, he was enjoying himself in sunny Pašman. He participated in the 25-kilometer Archipelago Trail Run, for which he needed a good three and a half hours and burned 2000 calories, then he swam in the 23-degree sea. Although the journey from Ljubljana is long, he felt that the visit was worth it. He added that the Adriatic is most beautiful at this time, when the weather is pleasant, there are few tourists and crowds, and the taverns are open. #Pašman #Kreta #Jadran (translated)