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Resni.ca stated that before the elections, it submitted a proposal for the RTV Law with the signatures of a large number of voters. According to them, the promise to support the proposal in parliament was somehow backed by a little over 5 percent of voters in the elections, while the idea was supported by 50 percent of those voting in the referendum. They announced that they would ensure the proposal is debated in the National Assembly and support it. They added that their promise to abolish the mandatory RTV fee remains clear. #Zakon #RTV #Volitve (translated)

Franc Brili asked Zvonko Černač when the leadership of DVK will be changed and order will be established at RTV. He was also interested in why Jenull was allowed to bring a crowd to Moste, whether the eligible voters were gathered, and if this would be verified. He communicated to Černač that he should not contact him anymore if this is not arranged before the next referendum. #volitve #RTV #demokracija (translated)

Trump's administration temporarily banned Microsoft and other technology companies from sponsoring foreign workers for permanent residency, accusing them of abusing immigration programs, while Microsoft claims that the measures mostly relate to the extension of the status of existing employees. #Microsoft #Imigracija #H1BVize (translated)

At the end of September, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated that the potential lifting of the Russian ban on diesel exports would not depend solely on meeting domestic market needs, but also on the lifting of sanctions on the import of Russian energy resources. #izvozDizela #Rusija #svjetskoTržište (translated)

At the end of September, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated that any potential lifting of the Russian ban on diesel exports would not depend solely on meeting domestic market needs but also on the lifting of sanctions on the import of Russian energy resources. #Rusija #dizel #sankcije (translated)

Fráňa Šrámek warned in a shared post by Radio Free America about a serious security crisis. He wrote that after an hour-long phone call between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, the Russian president announced confirmation of collaboration between their administrations and intelligence services. According to Šrámek, discussions about the future of Ukraine took place without the participation of Ukraine or European countries. He claimed that Trump's envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff pressured Ukraine with the threat of completely halting the transfer of American intelligence information. He also noted that FBI Director Kash Patel planned a trip to Russia in mid-October, where he was to meet with the Russian counterintelligence agency FSB, while the U.S. government and FBI did not comment on the details. Šrámek wrote that American lawmakers had urged Patel to cancel the trip in connection with the phone call on October 9, warning against Russian espionage and operations influencing public opinion. He described Trump's actions as treachery and claimed that the American president was handing Ukraine, its European allies, and the United States over to the Kremlin. He stated that the United States had been taken over by an international criminal syndicate and would need help. #bezpečnost #Zrada #Ukrajina (translated)

In the Sunday referendum on the abolition of the RTV fee, voters at early voting stations and polling places largely rejected the proposal, as over 68 percent of voters voted against the abolition, while the final outcome of the referendum was extremely close, with the difference between the votes being only 692 votes. #referendum #RTVprispisek #predcasnevolitve (translated)

Don Shelby shared several curiosities about Spanish on the occasion of the Day of Hispanity. He stated that the "ñ" arose from a medieval abbreviation and that it did not have an exact equivalent sound in other traditional alphabets. He also pointed out that Spanish used double question and exclamation marks, officially adopted by the Royal Spanish Academy in 1754 to anticipate the tone of sentences. Shelby indicated that "electroencephalographist," with 23 letters, was the longest official word, and that "e" was the most commonly used letter, followed by "a." He added that "e" appeared most frequently in *Don Quixote*, by Miguel de Cervantes. Lastly, he said he regretted that Spanish was not the universal language and considered it, by far, the most beautiful on the planet. #Hispanidad #IdiomaEspañol #Cultura (translated)

José Morón wrote that Jódar's victory over Lehecka, achieved after a comeback, was the Spaniard's best in two months, since his outstanding tournament in Canada. He added that he could face Fils again, whom he had defeated in their last two matches, and noted that the victory was a significant boost of confidence for Rafa heading into the Finals. He also expressed his joy at Jódar's level of play. #Victoria #Tenis #RafaNadal (translated)

Lotta Šega noted that, in her opinion, most people voted four times for or four times against, not in different combinations. She asked why the results were so different despite this and accused the Government of the Republic of Slovenia, Janez Janša, SDS, and New Slovenia of having something very suspicious behind it. #volitve #Slovenija #politika (translated)

The new format for the national team maxi-break has sparked complaints about the saturated schedule of matches and injuries, prompting European federations to propose a return to the old system instead of seeking more functional solutions. #CalcioModerno #Infortuni #Nazionale (translated)

Žiga Turk proposed that regarding RTV, the coalition should first adopt a minor amendment that would introduce a conscience objection to paying the fee before making more significant changes to the law. According to his proposal, the fee would be reduced by 75 percent for the contributor if they stated in a justified letter that RTV does not fulfill one or more tasks from the article marked as xxx. #RTV #zakonodaja #mediji (translated)