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Klaus wrote that the National Coalition Party was quickly on its way to becoming a 10 percent party. He wondered why the party's representatives did not understand that they were digging a hole for themselves while at the same time spitting in the faces of those who could help them out. #Kokoomus #politiikka #Suomi (translated)

Vojtěch Boháč wrote that twenty-six-year-old Ilja Meškov, who according to him left Russia eight years ago, graduated from the University of Economics in Prague and a school in Texas, and after six years in the Czech Republic obtained Czech citizenship. According to Boháč, he became a partner in a Czech company focused on investments in European data centers for artificial intelligence within two years, responsible for venture capital. Boháč stated that Meškov's father is a Russian military colonel who heads a department at Bauman Moscow State Technical University, and his mother previously worked in the army and at this university. She is now, according to him, retired and has a Czech visa since this year; she travels to Prague as the wife of an active Russian colonel and career military officer. Boháč also claimed that ordinary Russians find it very difficult to obtain a visa to the Czech Republic after 2022. Citing an article that he believes described the story, Boháč posed questions about how Meškov's mother managed to obtain a visa, who has access to key data infrastructure in the EU, and how to assess the privacy of young Russians from military families who, according to him, have never actually distanced themselves from the activities of their relatives. #Investice #Kyberbezpečnost #UměláInteligence (translated)

Anna from Szczecin wrote that her surgery for the removal of cancer metastases has been postponed, describing it as a last resort. She added that for now, she is under observation and has entrusted her life to Our Lady and expressed her trust in Jesus. https://t.co/oVrLmuvKR8 #wiara #zaufanie #Modlitwa (translated)

As a result of tragic events in Wilanów, Warsaw, the mother was sentenced to 25 years in prison for murdering her one-month-old daughter and severely injuring her two sons, after the older boy had sent a dramatic SMS to their grandmother about the anticipated dangers posed by their mother. #tragedia #sprawa #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

The mother of the deceased laboratory technician from the Russian research institute for plague combat denies the official theory of infection after breaking a test tube with the pathogen and expresses doubts about the safety measures in the laboratory, while authorities claim that the cause of death was pneumonia of unknown origin. #Rusko #mor #epidemie (translated)

OfficialZero wrote that Edyta was convicted twice and went to prison because a local policeman identified her as similar to the perpetrator of a perfume theft based on what the author described as dubious quality surveillance footage. According to the post, the woman had an alibi and evidence of her innocence, but the courts ignored her defense. The author informed that Przemysław Talkowski invited people to the material about Edyta's story and her fight for justice. #sprawiedliwość #prawonaiubogo #prawakobiet (translated)

Katarzyna Sójka accused Donald Tusk's government of manipulating public opinion after the brutal murder of a 37-year-old woman. She claimed that the prime minister directed attention to cybersecurity and the presidential veto to divert it away from issues related to child psychiatry. As she wrote, in the nineteen-minute speech of the head of the government, there were no words concerning psychiatry, therapy, the National Health Fund, or treatment; instead, he spoke about the internet, cybercrime, and blocking content. Sójka assessed that a free support hotline cannot replace systemic care, available spots in hospitals, or pharmacotherapy. She also accused the government of educational sabotage. In her opinion, the offer for children in "100 specifics" was limited to the elimination of homework and the removal of textbooks for the History and Citizenship subject, and the lack of obligations and boundaries negatively affected the development of children. The MP wrote that the Medical Fund, in which — as she reported — 8 billion zlotys were left, was reduced to 2 billion instead of receiving the annual statutory 4 billion. She also claimed that due to the lack of limits in the National Health Fund, children's therapies were interrupted. By comparison, she stated that in 2022 and 2023 her camp allocated nearly 5 billion zlotys for school psychological care and doubled the number of specialists to nearly 43 thousand. She believed that the government was using the topic of cybersecurity to hide its own incompetence. #psychiatria #bezpieczeństwo #edukacja (translated)

Antti Sallinen said he returned from Stockholm in the morning and had originally taken the day off before a long shift the next day. However, he mentioned that he went to work the night shift to cover an unexpected absence. According to him, the shift was spent supervising the oncology ward at Meilahti Hospital. https://t.co/fzOkN6vOQL #työ #sairaanhoito #Tukholma (translated)

Eero Mäkinen wrote that Yle had hired a consultant with a few tens of thousands to interview the company’s management about the use of money. According to him, the consultant assessed the spending as good, after which they laughed together on the way to the bank. #palkka #konsultointi #rahankäyttö (translated)

Stenvikinpia said that she had turned 60 years old and celebrated her birthday in Tampere. She traveled by bus in a quarter of an hour to Hotel Tammer, where she had booked the cheapest single room. Despite the cloudy weather, she wrote that she would try to be the sun herself. In the evening, she intended to go out to eat with Nuppu. https://t.co/tW21GRyKFK #Tampere #syntymäpäivä #matkailu (translated)

Thirteen-year-old boy Olvin Valldares tragically hanged himself on a waterslide in Florida after his shirt got caught on a loose screw, leading to his death, while local authorities closed the park and his mother warns other parents about the dangers in amusement facilities. #tragédie #park #bezpečnostdětí (translated)

Tanja Aidanjuuri wrote that the plan in Helsinki to ban advertising of fossil fuels could, according to her, cost the city nearly 100 million euros in advertising revenue. She criticized the proposal as unnecessary and absurd and listed as examples of potentially restricted advertising gasoline and diesel cars, flights, cruises, synthetic clothing, plastic products, and fossil fuels. Aidanjuuri described that the Greens in Vantaa could, in her opinion, follow the same line and that advertising would then practically be limited to, for example, veggie sausages, rainbow flags, and new mosques. She also pointed out that taxpayer money would be used for the handling of the matter. Aidanjuuri cited a proposal stating that the advertising ban would be investigated in the preparation of the next outdoor advertising agreement for Helsinki's public areas and that the advertising agreements of Urban Traffic Ltd would also be taken into account. The assessment would examine, among other things, the legal boundaries of the ban, its climate and environmental impacts, effects on the city's economy, the city's own communication and marketing, as well as the media landscape. The proposal also mentioned the possibility of examining advertising's ethical principles more broadly and limiting outdoor advertising from entities considered to violate human rights and particularly polluting industries. #Helsinki #ilmastonmuutos #mainonta (translated)

Tomas Kapler wrote in a post from the #WomenInScience series that Adéla Kochanovská, born Němejcová, discovered a hidden flaw in the armored casings of grenades using X-rays. According to him, in the storage facility, 60 out of 100 pieces ended up as scrap due to cracking; Kochanovská changed the hardening process and reduced the defect rate to a few percent. She became the first woman to obtain the title of professor at the Czech Technical University after the age of fifty. Kapler stated that Kochanovská was born on March 8, 1907, in Silesian Ostrava, where Czech, Polish, and German were commonly mixed. Her father, František Němejc, was a mining engineer, and her mother, Eleonora, née Maurerová, spoke several languages, was a photographer, and played the piano. Her mother wished for her daughter to pursue a musical career, while her uncle, academic painter Augustin Němejc, guided her towards painting. #ŽenyVeVědě #ČVUT #Inovace (translated)

Daria Szypiłowa's mother, who died after an accident involving a pneumonic plague pathogen in Russia, blames the authorities for inadequate assistance and a lack of information regarding the cause of her death, which has caused international concern and increased security measures in the region. #dżuma #Irkuck #zdrowiepubliczne (translated)

The author wrote that it did not matter to him what image of the man the media had created. He claimed that when he hit the family at a speed of at least 250 km/h, a fire broke out in which the mother, father, and child were burned alive. He added that the mother tried to shield her son with her own body. According to the author, the man probably did not intend to kill them, but he killed three people. (translated)

A young Finnish person grumbled that more people were once again on their way to Europe, whom he ironically referred to as "French students." He said the situation would not end without being stopped and demanded borders. https://t.co/A9MMPonRPZ #opiskelijat #Eurooppa #rajat (translated)