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In Kraków, during the second round of voting for the city's president, an incident occurred involving the destruction of several posters of one of the candidates, which was reported to the police as a violation of electoral silence. #CiszaWyborcza #Kraków #WyboryPrezydenckie (translated)

Apollo News reported that a 67-year-old business owner was repeatedly attacked by youths in Berlin-Kreuzberg. He had hung posters in his shop window against anti-Semitism and about the Hamas massacre on October 7th. The attackers sprayed him with pepper spray and beat him. https://t.co/quLDzLcXTW #Berlin #Judenhass #Hassverbrechen (translated)

NIUS discussed in the current episode of "Zwei Helle – die Woche" with Hart am Mann and Gunnar Schupelius the staging by Boris Pistorius at Berlin's Bebelplatz. Waldi described the portrayal of the SPD action as spontaneous and implausible. He pointed out that the SPD faction had marched out of the Reichstag and through the Brandenburg Gate with specially painted posters and the Minister of Defense at the forefront, while ARD was also on site and had taken pictures. https://t.co/Uup0Sfbwps #Berlin #SPD #Pistorius (translated)

Daniel Schatz wrote that Mogge had pushed for Sweden to boycott Israel. He asked where the bourgeois parties stood on the issue, whether the Moderates supported the proposal, and whether the Centre Party, Birgitta Ohlsson, and Martin Ådahl supported a boycott. Schatz argued that such symbolic politics risked Sweden no longer being perceived as a serious actor in the Middle East. #Sverige #Israel #Bojkott (translated)

Nadka wrote that she was once again at the UKC and searched for a leaflet or poster in support, but she did not find it. According to her, there were materials against it everywhere. She hoped that strong propaganda against it would not be successful and expressed hope that common sense would prevail in the countryside. #Ljubljana #propaganda #zdravje (translated)

U.M. OSINT wrote that the dissolved pro-Palestinian demonstration had 850 participants and took place in a metropolis with nearly four million inhabitants. Greta Tintin Eleonora Ernman Thunberg also traveled specifically for the event. Referring to the waved flags of an Islamic state, red stars, and LGBTQ-related posters, U.M. OSINT doubted that the demonstration was solely about Palestine. In addition, the author rhetorically established a link to burning streets and emergency vehicles, burned teachers, injured police officers, and thousands of arrests. He pointed out what he described as a strikingly high number of participants of non-European ethnic backgrounds and questioned whether these events would be portrayed as a consequence of dilapidated schools and canceled Latin classes. In conclusion, he used derogatory language about the demonstrators and mocked Thunberg's name and height. #b0710 #Palästina #Demo #Gesellschaft (translated)

Truth suggested to Kulberg that in the restoration of the state, he should follow the principles expressed by Golda Meir: equate corruption with treason, reward and respect military personnel, teachers, and doctors highly, and also emphasize the work and responsibility of the residents for the state. The author pointed out that Meir led Israel for five years and, by making wise decisions, helped to create a thriving state, although it was attacked and attempted to be destroyed. Truth added that Meir was born in Kyiv and came from the Ukrainian Jewish community, and was once referred to as the only man in the government. Truth wrote that Kulberg has the opportunity to restore the state, but warned: if the solutions remain only on election posters, the people's anger will return with double force. #valstsattīstība #korupcija #izglītība (translated)

Bernadette Greene-Placentia, the Democratic candidate for Congress in Arizona, reveals that she was raped during the campaign when she was trying to fix her campaign poster, and the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office has confirmed that it is conducting an investigation into the matter. #BernadetteGreenePlacentia #zgwałcenie #kampaniawyborcza (translated)

Marats Kasems wrote that Sergejs Muļivanovs, whom he described as a pro-Kremlin activist, had previously organized street actions in Riga and had gone to the Cabinet of Ministers with posters. Kasems claimed that Muļivanovs had participated in a conference at the Moscow Institute of CIS Countries, where, according to him, the future of the indigenous peoples of the Baltic States was discussed in the event of the region's occupation. According to Kasems, Muļivanovs has not returned to Latvia after moving to Russia and obtained Russian citizenship in 2024. He pointed out that Ruslans Pankratovs had been looking for Muļivanovs, but publicly available Russian court databases contained a record of a person with the same full name being detained on April 3 under article 159 of the Russian Criminal Code for fraud. Kasems added that in the case materials, the suspect was described as someone who had recently obtained citizenship and was officially unemployed in Russia, and claimed that fraud could carry a sentence of up to 10 years in prison. Kasems sarcastically asked whether Muļivanovs' supporters would act on the principle of "not leaving their own behind" and suggested that the detention could be an attempt to force him to sign a contract with the Russian Ministry of Defense and send him to war. He also noted that he had anticipated Allas Berezovska's reaction to the detention, but according to him, she had not written about this case. #vatņiki #krievija #nvsInstitūts #propaganda #muļivanovs #krievija #vatņiki #nvsInstitūts (translated)

Jacek Fogiel wrote that Przydacz accused Donald Tusk of exaggerating the Russian threat and causing unnecessary panic. Przydacz was also supposed to warn that excessive publicity on the subject could numb society. Fogiel countered these words with the information that the Prime Minister of Sweden, Ulf Kristersson, announced the deployment of Swedish Patriot air defense systems to Poland's eastern border as part of a NATO mission. He asked who the Nawrocki Chancellery is serving. #Polska #NATO #Rosja (translated)

Rok Kleindienst accused RTV Slovenija of misleading viewers graphically in a segment that, according to him, was broadcast the day before in the TV Dnevnik program at 7 PM. He noted that at the beginning of the segment, under the campaign poster "Against the Decay of Slovenia," there was a statement that the Chamber of Commerce of Slovenia (GZS) would also participate in the campaign. In his opinion, viewers could therefore conclude that the GZS would support the vote against. Kleindienst referred to employees at RTV Slovenija with derogatory, politically charged terms. In doing so, he called for participation in the referendum and voted four times in favor. #RTV #Slovenija #referendum (translated)

Martin Zver asked non-governmental organizations where they got the money for the referendum campaign when mentioning Miran Videtič. He cited the costs of stalls, t-shirts, leaflets, posters, hired influencers and actors, and media campaigns, which he noted were not small. He asked whether the money came from Cres last week or if it was brought by representatives whom The New York Times referred to as "dark money." #referendum #denar #propaganda (translated)

Kaspars Zandbergs asked the "Progressives" party if it would like to terminate cooperation with the organization "Protests," which he criticized sharply. He warned that otherwise, others could create similar posters about the "Progressives" in the next Saeima elections. https://t.co/mjqRJc2zn4 #protests #vēlēšanas #sadarbība (translated)