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Dr. Jan van de Beek wrote that continuing the influx of asylum seekers was immoral for various reasons, according to him. One important reason was that this influx destabilized the political system, something that parties of various political orientations should be concerned about. https://t.co/NmlR6DFWVf #asielbeleid #moraal #politiek (translated)

Maarten van den Berg wrote that the government, education, and healthcare together had gained 261,000 jobs since the end of 2021, almost half of the job growth in the Netherlands. In industry, construction, and the employment agency sector, according to him, the number of jobs had decreased by 2,000. He stated that the public sector was growing while the productive sector was stagnating, and referred to figures from the CBS. https://t.co/KBR2yRfMFU #banengroei #onderwijs #gezondheidszorg (translated)

WarNewsPL reported, citing Onet News, Marcin Wyrwał, and Edyta Żemła, that the studies indicated a lack of sterility in Chinese dressings purchased for the Polish Army. It added that it is unclear how widely they are used in the military, and the dressing could pose a threat to a soldier who has survived a gunshot wound. #Wojsko #Bezpieczeństwo #Zdrowie (translated)

The District Prosecutor's Office in Olsztyn did not accept the complaint of the representative of the President of the Constitutional Tribunal regarding the refusal to initiate an investigation into the police intervention at the headquarters of the Tribunal, and the case has been referred to the District Court in Warsaw. #TrybunałKonstytucyjny #prokuratura #policja (translated)

Dr. Jan van de Beek asked why houses were being built for Eritreans while, according to him, Dutch housing seekers were being neglected during the current housing crisis. He questioned the rationale and the morality behind that choice and asked who could justify such a decision. #woningnood #moraal #Eritreeërs (translated)

will not tolerate threats on its territory. British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband reported that the Iranian ambassador in London has been summoned to the Foreign Office and warned that the UK "will not tolerate threats on its territory." #terrorизм #WielkaBrytania #Iran (translated)

Dr. Jan van de Beek wrote that migration made lower-income people poorer, among other things because they competed with others for social rental housing. According to him, the non-academically educated population had little say, and their needs were only politically met when they aligned with the wishes of academics. He argued that this was increasingly going wrong. #migratie #socialewoningen #ongelijkheid (translated)

From Paris, Rodriguez Katsuva wrote that the movements of political leaders had been monitored for three days and should be even more so starting that evening. He stated that the intelligence and immigration services had been instructed not to allow any politician to leave Kinshasa via Ndjili airport or Beach Ngobila without the Presidency's approval. He also noted that several military officers were being closely monitored and that any departure from Kinshasa or their area of assignment without authorization would be considered an act of treason. According to him, Kinshasa feared that many would travel to Goma. #Kinshasa #Politique #Voyages (translated)

Piotr Kusznieruk wrote that 3.5-year-old Kacper died after several hours at the Western Hospital in Grodzisk Mazowiecki. According to the author, doctors suspected a meningococcal infection, while the autopsy revealed intestinal obstruction. Kusznieruk reported that the boy's father alerted about severe abdominal pain, and the child did not undergo an abdominal ultrasound. He also claimed that there was no radiologist in the hospital nor imaging diagnostics available, and the specialist facility lacked space. The author noted that he does not prejudge the doctors' guilt and that the matter should be clarified through proceedings. He asked whether the diagnostics were adequate to the child's condition and whether his death could have been prevented. He called for the identification of any negligence and accountability of those responsible, emphasizing that parents have the right to know the truth. #zdrowie #medycyna #systemochronyzdrowia (translated)

At the ChristenUnie, mercy remains important, but clear boundaries and clear agreements on asylum are now considered a priority, as evidenced by the upcoming debates in the Senate about stricter asylum measures that the party has voted for. #ChristenUnie #asielbeleid #barmhartigheid (translated)

The Territorial Defense Forces distanced themselves from the former soldier Mateusz Ritter, who was arrested by the police in Poznań during a live-streamed intervention on TikTok after he publicly insulted officers and violated military discipline. #WojskoPolskie #WOT #TikTok (translated)

The Polish Patriot wrote that Brigadier General Mieczysław Boruta-Śpiechowicz was a forgotten hero, feared by the NKVD and the communist authorities, and a staunch advocate for a free Poland. According to the author, when during an interrogation a Soviet officer struck the general in the face, he responded with greater force and pressed him into the chair. The Polish Patriot recalled that Boruta-Śpiechowicz was a legionnaire, was wounded in the battle of Rarańcza, escaped from German captivity, and defended Lviv. He served in the Blue Army, commanded during the war with the Bolsheviks, and in September 1939, and during the May Coup, fought on the side of the government. The author also noted that the general organized anti-Soviet conspiracy, went through labor camps and the Lubyanka, where he was beaten with clubs, and then served in the Polish Armed Forces. According to the post, after the war he was monitored by the communists, demonstratively wore a pre-war uniform, founded ROPCiO, and supported Solidarity. The Polish Patriot wrote that the general fought against censorship until the end of his life and died on October 13, 1985. #Bohaterowie #HistoriaPolski #Wojna (translated)

Emanuel Boeminghaus wrote that the custom measuring stick service will be canceled in 2027 after around 65 years. In the record year 2024, about 1,500 people participated. He cited rising security costs, stricter regulations, and economic difficulties as reasons. According to Boeminghaus, the annual costs amounted to around 13,000 euros. About 80 club members paid a contribution of 20 euros each. Two schools and the club Fidele Fortuna had already canceled for economic reasons; moreover, there were a lack of sponsors, and voluntary support was declining. Boeminghaus cited the Kölnische Stadt-Anzeiger as a source. https://t.co/Sb8Fx4VJ2O #Köln #Karneval #Tradition (translated)