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"Regardless of the scenario that unfolds on a global level in the coming years, the continuation of international conflicts is unfortunately very likely. This is partly due to the ongoing fundamental changes - and the opportunities they bring - which fuel ambitions and the willingness to take risks in the prospect of seemingly enormous profits," said Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday in a speech at a meeting of the Valdai Discussion Club in Moscow, also expressing his belief that the situation will calm down with the retreat of what he called "Western hegemony." (translated)

President Karol Nawrocki at the inauguration of the academic year like Barack Obama in his heyday. "I got a bit carried away, but I'm landing now because I'm waiting for Professor Czabański's lecture on very important issues. There are 5 million suicides in the world, and in Poland, 5,000. I wish students academic freedom and responsibility for our beloved Republic." PERFECTION. There are few politicians who can do this. A master of this was Barack Obama years ago. First, breaking the serious character of the ceremony with humor, immediately drawing the attention of all of Poland to an important social problem, building pride in that academic community by praising their professor, and at the very end, wishes for students for the new academic year, extending that to the entire Republic. Such skillful maneuvering of emotions and political vectors in such a short time is really not easy. Especially when it has to come out as naturally as it did for Karol Nawrocki at the Academy of Jakub from Paradyż in Gorzów Wielkopolski. (translated)

France is already paying more for state debt repayments than for defense or education. We are waiting for this development in interest rates. Those repayments will clearly be higher than the 129 billion that the government expects in the budget for next year. The budget is based on significantly lower interest rates than we currently see in the market. (translated)

You have to see this... how low the political culture has fallen in our country with the StB agent. It's from that farce "sorry like," where Kakadel @KarelHavlicek_ rarely gets to speak... so in this episode (which I can't find anywhere and I suspect was promptly eliminated) he made up for it 🙄 A big thank you to @MarieJilkova for capturing this❗️ @JanGrolich doesn't need to react to this anymore, it’s completely beneath his level 🙏🏽 #yuck #babisisbad #Absolonová (translated)

On September 30, 1928, Elie Wiesel was born. And you know, my dear ones, that Elie Wiesel had an opinion about you 😊 ??? Here you go ❗️⬇️ “If it comes to Poles...it is not a mere coincidence that the camps of the greatest genocide were established among them, in Poland, and not elsewhere.” And about the “Pogrom in Kielce”: “How could they? This question has haunted me for decades. How could ordinary citizens of this seemingly quiet city commit such heinous crimes, in broad daylight? To utter the name Kielce and the next word that comes to mind and to lips is ‘pogrom.’ For years, some of us have wondered whether a Jew can still die in Auschwitz after Auschwitz. Kielce gave us an answer. This cruel pogrom with 42 innocent Jewish victims, which we commemorate today, was the answer. What happened here showed that it is possible. What happened here showed that ordinary citizens can be just as cruel as the murderers from any death camp. If the violent prewar antisemitism paved the way for the Holocaust, then the Kielce pogrom confirmed its purpose.” Some claim that I am being "arrogant." Seriously??? Okay. So I am now turning to the President with a question about the Kielce pogrom, let His Majesty the brightest Republic...decide. Mr. President @NawrockiKn, did the Polish National Hero, Legendary General, double Knight of the Order of Virtuti Militari, representative of the Delegation of Armed Forces in the Country, the late Antoni Heda ps. "Szary"...LIE??? "In 1946 I had at my disposal the intelligence and counterintelligence of 'Polish Underground' operating in my area and long before this provocation I received reports that Jews from the UB in Kielce were plotting something. I placed my entire area under strict surveillance. We did not take our eyes off the Kielce building of the Security Office or its employees. Incidentally, it turned out that those few highly publicized murders of Jews returning from the USSR to Poland, which were attributed to 'Poland Underground,' were the work of the Jewish UB under the supervision of the Jewish NKVD; this gave me pause. I intensified security measures in my area. It turned out that Jews from the UB were murdering their own, but why? I couldn't answer that question at that time, at least for a while. Jews from the UB disguised as soldiers of the Home Army, National Armed Forces, stopped a train and threw Jews out of it, while all blame for these murders fell on us. I examined the matter thoroughly, it turned out that neither the AK nor the NSZ nor anyone from the Polish underground had anything to do with these murders. Among the information collected by our 'two-man' team was one that particularly worried me. For some time there had been a certain Adaś Posraniec in Kielce. A Soviet parachutist from the war, a Jew using the alias Adam Kornecki. 'Adaś Posraniec' because when he jumped out of the plane, out of fear he pooped his pants; people from the brigade commander AL, Colonel Połowniak, found him all covered in filth and terribly stinking, and that is why they named him 'Adaś Posraniec'; This Kornecki was an exceptional coward, before every fight with the Germans, he ducked to the rear or fled. And it was this Adaś Zasraniec who surveyed the blocks where the massacre then took place. From the continuously arriving information I received, it appeared that in one of the factories dummies were loaded onto a truck and the day before the incidents were delivered to those two blocks where the Jews lived; meanwhile, at night several corpses, probably of men from the AK and NSZ, were brought to the Kielce prison, where they were dressed in the previously sewn Jewish gowns; these corpses were even glued with beards, caps pressed on their heads and delivered in bags by car to those blocks. I had this information the day before the Kielce provocation, that is why those two Jewish blocks were not only placed under observation, but we managed to put our man there, and it turned out that there were no Jewish residents left, apart from a few small exceptions, their place was taken by UB officers, who kept dummies and corpses of AK and NSZ soldiers ready at the windows to be thrown outside at the right moment. No, it is not true that crowds of Kielce residents broke into those two Jewish blocks; that is a blatant lie." Source: Elie Wiesel - "Song of the Dead" Wrocław 1991, p. 143 Elie Wiesel - "How Could They?" (Gazeta Wyborcza, July 8, 1996, page 4) Jan Marszałek - "Traitors." Volume 1. Authorized interview in Warsaw at the Church in Kamionek, on December 3, 1996. ORGANIZATIONAL MATTERS Please help promote our lessons wherever possible. In other schools, offices, corporations, and workplaces. And always please credit the author: @AnitaSchelde. And with us, it’s just another day: - we click RT - we write comments - we support the history teacher, so there is enough not only for teaching materials but also for bread. Thank you ❤️. https://t.co/uYX0ELCMFj (translated)

Work is something more than economics. It is the dignity of a person and responsibility for the common good. The President of the Republic of Poland, Karol Nawrocki, emphasized during the ceremony of presenting statuettes and certificates in the XVIII edition of the "Employer Friendly to Employees" Competition that: "Thanks to Solidarity, thanks to the wonderful spirit of the 1980s, we also have Article 20 of the Constitution and a certain spirit of development of the Polish economy. This spirit also comes from the wonderful encyclical of the greatest Pole in the history of the 20th century, Pope John Paul II, who in the encyclical 'Laborem Exercens' directly wrote that we should look at work precisely in terms of human dignity, for work is not only about economic efficiency, but also provides a deep sense of dignity, the realization of one's aspirations, the creation of common good, and the building of family. I think that we are programmed this way as a national community, as Poles, that the person and the worker are always at the center and are the point of reference also for wonderful Polish entrepreneurs." (translated)

I consider the appointment of Taťána Kuchařová to the Government Council for Human Rights unacceptable. The advisory body of the cabinet should protect vulnerable groups and systemic standards, not serve as a political traffic jam for celebrities without legal expertise. A fundamental obstacle is her behavior during the divorce from Ondřej Brzobohatý. The purposeful misuse of sensitive queer topics and the privacy of her partner in the ecclesiastical court demonstrated complete disrespect for human dignity and minority rights. A person with such practices cannot credibly defend equality. After the civil divorce, Kuchařová initiated proceedings at the Metropolitan Church Court for the purpose of ecclesiastical annulment of marriage. In ecclesiastical law, marriage can only be annulled for specific reasons, which include, for example, the inability to fulfill marital duties, serious personality disorder, or the concealment of key facts before the wedding. To achieve annulment, Kuchařová based her arguments on her husband's intimate life: 🧊 In the lawsuit, she claimed that Brzobohatý is not sexually oriented and suffers from sexual orientation deviations. 🧊 From his private interest in dressing as a woman as part of artistic stylization (drag queen under the alias Tiffany Richbitch), she created evidence of his alleged inability to live in a heterosexual union. 🧊 She was represented by lawyer Jakub Kříž, known from ultraconservative organizations rejecting the rights of LGBTQ+ people. The contents of the ecclesiastical lawsuit, which was supposed to remain strictly confidential behind the closed doors of the ecclesiastical tribunal, leaked in May 2023 to the tabloid Blesk. Civil Court Ruling In January 2026, the District Court for Prague 2 ruled in a personality protection dispute that Brzobohatý brought against Kuchařová: ⚖️ The court concluded that Kuchařová presented false claims in the ecclesiastical lawsuit and consciously harmed the rights and dignity of her former partner. ⚖️ The model was ordered to pay Brzobohatý compensation for non-pecuniary harm amounting to 250,000 CZK. ⚖️ The court also ordered her to publish a public apology in the Blesk newspaper and prohibited her from continuing to spread these false statements. For all this, she should absolutely not be a member of the Government Council for Human Rights. 1️⃣ According to information from Blesk, she presented drag culture and non-traditional gender expressions in court as mental defects, immaturity, or inability to live a normal life. This is a textbook example of homophobia and transphobia that reinforces prejudices in society. 2️⃣ According to information from Blesk, she used sexuality and private preferences as leverage in property or divorce disputes. This is in direct contradiction to fundamental human rights standards. ⚠️🚧‼️ A person who has resorted to the denigration of minority identity for personal gain and faces legal repercussions for undermining human dignity cannot, by principle, guarantee the protection of equality and human rights at the national level. (translated)

The road to Polish freedom and full independence, regained after 1989, began with concern for the rights and dignity of workers. The mother of "Solidarity," Anna Walentynowicz, during the birth of this great movement, said that in fighting for another person, we fight for the dignity of each of us. And thus the great "Solidarity" was born, referring to the deeply rooted sense of responsibility for another person in Polish tradition. President of the Republic of Poland @NawrockiKn, the celebration of the presentation of statuettes and certificates in the XVIII edition of the "Employer Friendly to Employees" Competition. (translated)

Investors are concerned about the rising yields on U.S. bonds, which have reached the highest level in the last 24 years, along with worries about inflation and the growing U.S. national debt, leading to expectations of four interest rate hikes by the U.S. central bank in the coming year. (translated)