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The author wrote that the concept of victory should mean readiness for immediate action, including air defense, ammunition, and efficient logistics. He added that NATO's eastern flank needed resilient infrastructure and joint exercises for the military, police, and other services. He also stated that Russia should know that its aggression would end in failure. #NATO #obrona #bezpieczeństwo #PL #NATO #RU (translated)

The SDS thanked the voters who, in its opinion, understand that their vote is the strongest democratic tool. It stated that the campaign once again demonstrated the influence of propaganda on public opinion. According to its words, some represented the parliamentary investigation of political officials as political police, while the political police in the past resorted to imprisoning, persecuting, and killing people. SDS added that Slovenia has a lot of work ahead for greater resistance to propaganda in order to reach the level of developed democracies. #demokracija #volitve #propaganda (translated)

The author stated that Tayzar San, Nan Lin, and Htet Myat Aung were among the young people who led a nonviolent civil resistance following the military coup in Myanmar in 2021 and sought a return to democracy and freedom. He expressed respect for them and the entire Myanmar group General Strike. https://t.co/2ht7ksEFFz #Myanmar #ObčanskýOdpor #Demokracie #MM (translated)

Jachcy wrote that Kołodziejczak filed a notification against one of his collaborators. According to the entry, the MP said that the matter affected him deeply and that he did not expect accusations against him. The author assessed that the MP's mental state was shaken, and claimed that people were lynching him, someone wanted to destroy and trample him, and also forced him to behave in a certain way. #polityka #emocje #aktualności (translated)

Katarzyna Pełczyńska wrote that the statement, which was supposed to sound like a threat, she took as encouragement. She pointed out that if the party leaders from both sides of the dispute, as well as Mr. Patelnia, Mr. Mejza, and Matecki, were to leave the Parliament, the situation would be interesting. Pełczyńska added that the limitation to two terms in democracies usually pertains to directly elected offices, such as the country's president, village head, mayor, or city president. In her opinion, pathological systems form more quickly around such concentrated power. She believed that an executive power chosen collegially and collegiate bodies, such as the Parliament and councils, are more resistant to this because decisions are made by many people, and their composition changes from term to term. She emphasized that the system of Polish local government requires reflection and perhaps changes, such as strengthening the position of councilors. However, she opposed the removal of the term limit for presidents and mayors on the principle of "everyone or no one." As she wrote, according to such logic, one would also have to abolish the term limit for the President of Poland, which—she noted—nobody wants in Poland. She added that the effects of such a solution can be observed with Poland's eastern neighbors. #demokracja #polityka #władza (translated)

The author wrote that Poland's financial security, strong reserves, and stable state institutions should not be subject to political experiments. He called for strengthening the elements that ensure the country’s resilience and security, instead of undermining its foundations. #bezpieczeństwo #Polska #gospodarka #PL (translated)

Adaś wrote that social media has influenced the minds of everyone, although to varying degrees. He noted that socially destructive behaviors do not have to result from watching TikToks or be associated with carrying a knife, and he pointed to Thursday's collective psychosis as confirmation of this thesis. He added that people may consider themselves resistant to such influence, although in his opinion, this is not the case. #media #społeczeństwo #psychologia (translated)

Ján Simkanič wrote that Petr Macinka, in an interview with Mariá Bastlová during a debate on inclusion, labeled children who need it for reasons other than physical ones as children with impaired cognitive abilities. According to him, Macinka distinguished between them and children with physical disabilities. Simkanič described his statement as repulsive and stated that there are many reasons why children need support within inclusion. He estimated that most of them have greater empathy and consideration than the minister, who, according to him, was gaining populist points at the expense of the weakest. He added that Macinka spoke thoughtlessly about whom it may affect, as he does not care about the children and their parents and does not perceive them as people. He described his performance as a very poor representation. #inkluzivita #empatie #politika (translated)

Education Minister Robert Plaga is trying to promote inclusive education despite the resistance of coalition partners who want its abolition, while his efforts are met with challenges and skepticism regarding the effectiveness of this reform. #inkluzivnívzdělávání #politika #školství (translated)

For 40 years, we have been producing and investing in Poland and we will continue to increase our capacities in the country. Over the past five years, we have increased our pharmaceutical production by 75%. At the same time, we are developing our production network in several locations. In the current geopolitical situation, this enhances the security of supply for patients and the company's resilience to crises – says Małgorzata Adamkiewicz, chairwoman of the supervisory board and co-owner of Adamed Pharma. #AdamedPharma #ProdukcjaLeków #InwestycjeWPolsce (translated)

Enela claimed that Babiš and Schillerová wanted to deprive well-managed cities of funds in order to cover the budget deficit that Schillerová was said to have caused. She warned ANO voters that this would allow such an approach to go unchallenged. https://t.co/JakdDExnwG #politika #penezihospodareni #volby (translated)

Kamil Krilov apologized for the aesthetic experience and stated that the video, in his view, showed how Filip Turek gains access to benefits. He described the recording as evidence that the IQ of the entire Motopartaj just slightly exceeds the altitude of the IVK headquarters. He criticized Turek as stupid and pathetic and wrote that he believes he is proud of his stupidity, arrogance, toxic masculinity, and narcissism. He added that he finds him disgusting and that one does not know whether to laugh at him or pity him. #estetika #inteligence #společnost (translated)

The author wrote that 76 turbines of Baltic Power are already standing in the Baltic Sea, and the first energy was reaching the grid. According to him, once fully operational, the farm will provide electricity for over 1.5 million households. He presented the investment as part of building a strong Poland, which has its own energy and is resistant to blackmail from other countries. https://t.co/D9jeLxyVG6 #energia #OZE #Polska #PL (translated)

Oliver Adámek wrote that Budapest's mayor Gergely Karácsony recalled Václav Havel yesterday. According to Adámek, his text demonstrated how Havel transcended borders and how he is spoken of in Hungary. In the text, Karácsony mentioned that Havel would have turned 90 years old and that without him, the democratic transformation of Central Europe would have been unimaginable. His essay from the late 1970s on "the power of the powerless" inspired regime opponents in Hungary and Poland and remains a significant legacy. He added that Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney referenced it this January when calling for cooperation among democratic middle-sized countries. Karácsony described Havel as a defender of human rights, Visegrad cooperation, and European unity. According to him, Havel understood Europe as a lasting intellectual, moral, and political task that each generation must revisit. #VáclavHavel #LidskáPráva #Demokracie (translated)

With the current limitation, we cannot fully participate in NATO's plans regarding nuclear deterrence. Since nuclear deterrence is the "queen" of deterrence, this decision has strategic significance. Olekas emphasized that lifting the ban on the deployment of weapons of mass destruction would increase Lithuania's resilience and deterrence capabilities and remove the legal limitation that distinguishes it from other EU and NATO countries. #Litwa #brońmasowegrażenia #bezpieczeństwo (translated)

Martin Bartkovský stated that after sharing a statement from 40 editors-in-chief, he criticized the journalistic community for failing to unanimously agree on a rejection of violence and equal access to information sharing. He added that he generally expressed his personal opinion about those who repeatedly did not stand up for their colleagues. Subsequently, according to him, he received a number of insults and comparisons to communists. He emphasized that by not signing the statement, in his view, no harm was caused to anyone nor will it be. He stated that he did not plan to fire, kill, or hang anyone and did not prepare lists of inconvenient people. He thanked the remaining 39 editors-in-chief for supporting their colleagues across the field and apologized to them that the discussion had shifted in a different direction due to his contribution. He responded to criticism with several other apologies, including to podcast entrepreneurs, a former colleague, a Czech writer, and a former MEP. Regarding the former colleague, he recalled that for the last 10 years, the status of journalism had been labeled bad, despite the fact that they worked for the same media for six years, which the colleague led. He also mentioned that he apologized for his surname starting with the letter B, which he had for 37 years, and for the reference to Chinese spies. He also apologized to the media Euro, Info, Zdopravy, Okraj, and Chiptron, which he said were not invited to the statement, despite discussions about its wording lasting a month. He offered to connect anyone interested in adding their signature with the organizers, among whom he claimed he did not belong. In a note, he stated that he deleted the original post because he confused two writers and mistook a father for a son in connection with the anti-chart. He apologized for the error, yet called the comparison to the anti-chart inappropriate, stating that parallels with the communist past, in his view, did not help anything. #žurnalistika #svobodaSlova #politika (translated)

Martin Bartkovský stated that when he shared the statement from forty editors-in-chief, he did not expect the reaction it would provoke. He criticized that the journalistic community he addressed, according to him, was unable to unanimously agree even on rejecting violence in their relationship with politicians and on equal access to sharing information. He added that he expressed his personal judgment about those who repeatedly refused to stand up for their colleagues in an indirect manner. For that, he claimed to have received a number of insults and comparisons to communists; one of the people who signed the Anticharta wrote to him that he had never seen anything more disgusting. Bartkovský clarified that not signing the statement did not harm anyone and would not harm anyone, and he rejected the idea that he wanted to dismiss, threaten, or create lists of uncomfortable people. He thanked the remaining 39 editors-in-chief for their support for colleagues from the entire field and apologized to them for the discussion veering in a different direction due to his contribution. He then made a series of apologies that he delivered ironically: among other things, to podcast entrepreneurs for reminding him of something other than Chinese communism, to a former colleague for criticizing journalism at a time when they both worked in the same media for six years, and to a Czech writer for reminding him of his signature on the Anticharta. He also apologized to those who labeled him a "svazák" (a term for a member of the youth organization during the communist regime) and to a former Member of the European Parliament regarding his judgment about Bartkovský's character. He added that he also apologizes to the media outlets Euro, Info, Zdopravy, Okraj, and Chiptron, which, according to him, were not addressed, even though the text had been discussed for a month. He offered to connect interested parties with the organizers of the statement so that they could join him. #žurnalistika #komunikace #mediálníetiketa (translated)

The author of the post stated that Slovenia was among the countries warning that reducing funds for cohesion and agriculture is unacceptable. He also wrote that Europe needs more funds to strengthen competitiveness, security, and energy resilience, but not at the expense of cohesion policy and the common agricultural policy. https://t.co/Ji9k9s3USr #Slovenija #Evropa #kmetijstvo #SI #EU (translated)

The author stated that everyone can do a lot for the given situation through responsible behavior, their own example, and by rejecting unacceptable behavior and injustice. He added that this is exactly how they act, according to his words. #odpovědnost #spravedlnost #přístup (translated)