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Daniel Eck wrote that he is not aware of any personal attack on Bärbel Bas in relation to the death. Aside from that, he stated that there has been criticism for months that the BMAS is not advancing the reforms agreed upon in the coalition with corresponding draft laws. #Politik #Reformen #BMAS (translated)

The author of the entry referred to a report from the "Financial Times," according to which Poland believed that NATO should prepare for a deadly Russian hybrid attack. He added that greater cooperation, investment in defense, and European integration were needed, and that the Kremlin indicated the enemy in the east. #NATO #obrona #Polska #PL #EU #RU (translated)

Erika Suttner-Kamp wrote that she came across a tweet and read the responses below it. She concluded that CDU representatives were equally matched with the AfD when it came to hateful comments. She asked how people could become like that and wrote that every decent person would shudder at it. She also expressed her sympathy for Bärbel Bas. #CDU #Politik #Kommentar (translated)

Decency is something you have or you don't. Tweet from Klaus Wiener, member of the Bundestag from the CDU and spokesman for the Economic Committee. As a reminder: Bärbel Bas is stepping down due to the death of her stepdaughter and ongoing public attacks from within the Union. (translated)

Intense protests are ongoing in Delhi against the decision of the electoral commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, who removed 130 million people from the voter lists, which the opposition calls vote theft and accuses of discrimination against minorities, while the authorities claim the process was legal. #Protesty #Indie #Wybory (translated)

Jonathan Krispijn wrote that Wierd Duk and Marlies Dekkers had signed a confidentiality agreement at Wybren's office for the new platform Vrijplaatsmedia. According to Krispijn, Wybren had already had several conversations with Mona and she had expressed interest in BVNL. Mona had also spoken with Gidi several times, but was hesitating, he wrote. Krispijn stated that this had been the situation for some time. https://t.co/zrG2xUJk3G #media #politiek #Nederland (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)

UP MAGAZINE NEW YORK CITY :”FROM YALE UNIVERSITY TO FOGGIA: GIORDANO’S MARINA HITS THE WORLD STAGE AT GIO FESTIVAL” SOURCE: https://upmag.com/gio-festival/ FOGGIA (FG) — Lost for 138 years in Yale’s Beinecke Library, Marina by Umberto Giordano — entered for the 1888 Sonzogno Competition and subsequently withdrawn — has been brought back to life thanks to the critical reconstruction by Andreas Gies and Emanuele d’Angelo. Following the concert at the Dal Verme in Milan in February 2026, recorded live by Decca, it received its staged premiere on 5 June at the Teatro Giordano in Foggia, inaugurating the GIO Festival. Sixteen days, seven municipalities of the Capitanata, twenty events spanning opera, jazz, and dance, concluding on 20 June in Piazza Cavour with La Scala’s Andrea Chénier: opera as urban intervention reshaping civic identity and future.

Łukasz Krawczyk wrote that Wisła Kraków SA was, in his opinion, cheated by rivals from Legia Warsaw, the Polish Football Association, including Cezary Kulesza and Łukasz Wachowski, the referees, and the Ekstraklasa. He added that Canal+ Sport and Szymon Marciniak, whom he described as the main face of the Ekstraklasa, did not help either. He called the actions of the mentioned entities a disgrace and stated that Wisła would manage despite them. #Ekstraklasa #WislaKrakow #LegiaWarszawa (translated)

UP MAGAZINE NEW YORK CITY :”FROM YALE UNIVERSITY TO FOGGIA: GIORDANO’S MARINA HITS THE WORLD STAGE AT GIO FESTIVAL” SOURCE: https://upmag.com/gio-festival/ FOGGIA (FG) — Lost for 138 years in Yale’s Beinecke Library, Marina by Umberto Giordano — entered for the 1888 Sonzogno Competition and subsequently withdrawn — has been brought back to life thanks to the critical reconstruction by Andreas Gies and Emanuele d’Angelo. Following the concert at the Dal Verme in Milan in February 2026, recorded live by Decca, it received its staged premiere on 5 June at the Teatro Giordano in Foggia, inaugurating the GIO Festival. Sixteen days, seven municipalities of the Capitanata, twenty events spanning opera, jazz, and dance, concluding on 20 June in Piazza Cavour with La Scala’s Andrea Chénier: opera as urban intervention reshaping civic identity and future.