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Michal Sirový stated that, according to his calculation, a total of seven voters left the Pirates in Prague because of Mamdani. He questioned whether such a statement was meant seriously and wrote that voters often do not know the candidates or the general positions of the parties. He added that most people, in his opinion, do not know who Mamdani is, what he does or says, or how Czech parties express themselves about him. #politika #vnějšípolitika #volby (translated)

Jan Betlach wrote that he was exhausted by reading negative reactions to Navi Pillay, whom he referred to as the fresh Nobel Peace Prize laureate. He stated that she has worked all her life in the field of human rights and added that her work still has its supporters. https://t.co/MKtMCsmLMo #NaviPillay #lidskáPráva #NobelovaCena (translated)

Bärbel Bas initially expressed her condolences for the death of her stepdaughter, which Bas had mentioned among other reasons for her resignation as SPD chairwoman and Federal Minister of Labor. At the same time, the author suspected that Bas had left a sinking ship in light of difficult political times. In his opinion, she had always been able to withstand headwinds from the coalition or parts of society and reacted sharply to them. Since her stepdaughter had already passed away at the end of September, the timing of her resignation had a certain aftertaste for him. #BärbelBas #Trauerfall #Rücktritt #Bundestagsmandat #Ämtern #Rücktritt #Politik #Trauerfall (translated)

Aris Hatzistefanou claimed that Google was being paid by a country it accused of genocide to promote a propaganda film with false news and a stolen title at the top of the search results. He added that this was enough for one to understand capitalism. https://t.co/3jtsMs2Vw1 #Καπιταλισμός #Ενημέρωση #Προπαγάνδα (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)

The author claimed that inspectors found dirt and bedbugs in the rooms of elderly people. He mentioned that representatives of the Sector 1 City Hall accused him of spreading "fake news" after he reported unsanitary conditions in nursing homes and used a pejorative term towards them. https://t.co/fbXgX8SR3u #fakenews #drepturileomului #condițiicarecente #RO (translated)

If we objectively evaluate this data, more than 50% of citizens decided to use their vote in the elections. When we look at European indicators, this is quite a good figure. One of the union leaders, Saeima deputy Edmunds Jurēvics responded affirmatively: "I think that definitely any politician, including myself, must take responsibility for this as well, but let's divide it into three parts." #vēlēšanas #faktupārbaude #dezinformācija (translated)

In the Re:Baltica fact-checking project Re:Check, it was concluded that compared to previous elections, there was less misinformation about stolen votes this time, but politicians continued to spread false claims about voter activity and the size of their parties. #vēlēšanas #faktupārbaude #dezinformācija (translated)

The author sharply criticized Radim Fiala and stated that she considered him even worse than Pitomio. According to her, Fiala pretended to care about ordinary Ukrainians while talking about a nuclear conflict and an agreement, asserting that thousands of people were demonstrating in the streets of Ukraine for the country's capitulation. She identified Kupka and Vlček as capable opposition politicians who opposed Fiala's claims with facts. She added that the SPD would cut their appearances for their supporters, but at least TV viewers would hear the debate in context. #politika #Ukrajina #Fiala (translated)

Certainly – said Valditara – the percentage of foreign students in the schools of Monfalcone and in some areas of Friuli Venezia Giulia is very high, but it is not true that we deport students. This is a colossal fake news, it is not true that we split classes, because it refers to new arrivals during the school year. The principals have told me that there are many new enrollments during the year who do not know our language. “Certainly – said Valditara – the percentage of foreign students in the schools of Monfalcone and in some areas of Friuli Venezia Giulia is very high, but it is not true that we deport students. This is a colossal fake news, it is not true that we split classes, because it refers to new arrivals during the school year. The principals have told me that there are many new enrollments during the year who do not know our language.” #Scuola #Integrazione #AlunniStranieri (translated)

Łukasz Warzecha wrote that entrepreneurs from the brewing and winemaking industries pointed out what he considered absurd regulations in the adopted law and warned about its consequences. He assessed that advertising regulations could harm Polish companies, give an advantage to large enterprises, and cost the gastronomy sector hundreds of millions of zlotys due to changes in the equipment of outdoor seating areas. Warzecha stated that the law could put President Karol Nawrocki, who had repeatedly declared support for Polish business, in a difficult position. He added that industry protests could complicate his signing of the law, although — as he assessed — personal freedom was not a determinant of the president's strategy. He called on brewers and winemakers for a quick mobilization beyond online protests. He pointed out that they could join the protest organized by the Council of Entrepreneurs on October 15 in front of the KPRM regarding the unfulfilled promise concerning ZUS. #PolskiBiznes #Protest #Ustawa (translated)

Florian Gallwitz wrote that a "conservative" EU parliamentarian and a green local politician had jointly created a globally viral fake. He claimed that for years, there has been so much lying and falsifying about bots that nowhere is it as prevalent. #EUPolitik #FakeNews #Bots (translated)