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The author recalled that back in 2017 she said that undermining Tusk's position and proposing a candidate who came up with the slogan "Nicea or death" is the first step towards taking Poland out of the Union. She emphasized that she was not joking. https://t.co/eSE8h5L5US #Polska #UniaEuropejska #Tusk #PL (translated)

The author warned that if the regulation comes into force, Kierwa will be able — under the pretext of combating Russian disinformation — to freeze the assets of any individual up to 20 million PLN and to review land and mortgage registers. He asked how this was possible. #dezinformacja #polityka #bezpieczeństwo #PL #RU (translated)

Emanuel Boeminghaus wrote that the Dutch government plans to cut around 25,000 of the current 160,000 civil service positions by 2035. Police and defense are excluded from this. By 2027, 900 million euros should be saved, and by 2035, 3.5 billion euros annually. The number of civil servants has nearly doubled since 2018. The government aims to digitize administrative processes, eliminate tasks, and use artificial intelligence to simplify or replace work. Concrete proposals are to follow in early 2027. Boeminghaus also pointed to a public debt ratio of about 44 percent and a budget deficit of approximately 1.9 percent of economic output. He described the planned cuts as a signal for Europe and cited the Handelsblatt from October 26, 2026, as the source. https://t.co/kA76VVTHEc #KünstlicheIntelligenz #Stellenabbau #Niederlande (translated)

Several beaches have been closed in the United Arab Emirates due to oil pollution after a significant amount of crude oil leaked into the waters of the Persian Gulf from a tanker that suffered severe damage in the war against Iran, creating an oil slick approximately 90 kilometers long. #olajszennyezés #EgyesültArabEmírségek #PerzsaÖböl (translated)

The author of the post, snakeiter1, wrote that someone hacked into the Civic Platform website and made changes to the party's management. He noted that it was not a joke. https://t.co/yN7BQZ8WE0 https://t.co/QtykYzgljr #PlatformaObywatelska #cyberbezpieczeństwo #polityka (translated)

Emanuel Boeminghaus wrote that Barclays is cutting around 5,000 jobs, even though the British banking giant is reporting billion-pound profits. This represents about five percent of the global workforce: 1,000 positions have already been eliminated, and a further 4,000 are expected to follow by the end of 2026. About 60 percent of the cuts will affect support functions, including software development. The British retail banking sector and administrative areas in India are particularly affected. According to Boeminghaus, Barclays reported a profit of 2.3 billion pounds for the third quarter. Group CEO CS Venkatakrishnan announced plans to extensively implement artificial intelligence in the future. However, the bank described the cuts as part of a larger modernization program, not solely a result of AI. Further efficiency measures are expected to yield savings of 1.1 billion pounds by 2027. Boeminghaus noted that the job cuts show that high profits do not protect jobs from automation. He cited BBC from October 22, 2026, as the source. https://t.co/K80tDzqvMu #KünstlicheIntelligenz #Stellenabbau #Banken (translated)

The author wrote that Słowik and Figurski achieved victory after a year of matters related to the police and courts, which — he claimed — was initiated by a person trying to find any accusation against them. He added that the verdict was important for journalists in terms of the authorization of statements. https://t.co/f4MYFGX4rm #wolność #dziennikarstwo #sprawiedliwość #PL (translated)

The commentator referred to an exchange of views between Stanowski and Święczkowski regarding whether Święczkowski was the president of the Tribunal. Stanowski questioned the significance of the legitimacy that Święczkowski proposed to show and then joked that he himself could get the president's signature. Święczkowski replied that in that case, Stanowski would have to sort it out with the president. The commentator ended the entry with a note of laughter. #polityka #żarty #sąd (translated)

The commentator described the press conference of Krzysztof Rutkowski, who said that Michał Kołodziejczak had prepared a sample for his own use. When the journalists reacted, Rutkowski asked if they wanted Kołodziejczak to urinate and take a sample in front of them. After the journalists responded affirmatively twice, Rutkowski said he would ask him to do so. The author ended the post with a note of amusement. #Rutkowski #konferencja #media (translated)

Max Hübner described the confrontation between Przemysław Czarnek and representatives of TVP, and later TVN24, including Kolenda-Zaleska. He wrote that Czarnek accused TVP of fueling animosity towards the police and lying about the attack by the knifeman on a policewoman. He also described the station as hostile to Poland and announced that its end is near. According to Hübner, Kolenda-Zaleska defended TVP and accused Czarnek of mistreating journalists. Czarnek was supposed to respond that he has the right to criticize people who — he claimed — are lying. Kolenda-Zaleska called him pathetic and accused him of insulting people; he denied having insulted women and then criticized her connections with liberal elites. Hübner assessed that Kolenda-Zaleska's nervous reaction may be just the beginning, and claimed that the media fear what awaits them in a year. #Polska #media #wolnośćsłowa (translated)

Konfitura reported that after prompting from recipients, he filed a complaint regarding the warning given to a driver who — as he described — drove on the sidewalk in front of the police station and argued with him in the presence of traffic officers. According to the author, the commander deemed the warning sufficient. Konfitura claimed that the driver intentionally, albeit slightly, hit him and later joked that the car rolled down by itself. The author recalled that during the intervention, the traffic police announced they would combine the case of driving on the sidewalk with the case of hitting him, which were to be investigated by the Warsaw Ursus Police Station. He reported that the case of being hit was dismissed because it was considered too light to cause him harm, and the driver was warned for the offense. Konfitura assessed that the title of the film "With Permission of the Authorities" turned out to be a kind of prophecy. #BezpieczeństwoNaDrodze #Policja #Zażalenie (translated)

Aleksander Twardowski wrote that he received court summonses. He stated that in February 2027, he is scheduled to testify as a witness in a lawsuit that MP Izabela Bodnar filed against Newsweek. The first hearing in the case is also set to take place that month, in which — as he wrote — Bodnar is demanding 40,000 PLN from him, among other things for revealing that she joked about people with disabilities in internal groups of PL2050 activists. Twardowski added that he was looking forward to both hearings. #sąd #proces #polityka (translated)

Genezyp Kapen wrote that he would like to know the position of the person in office at the Presidential Palace regarding her friend Donald Trump, whom he accused of siding with the Russian perpetrators of murders. He also questioned whether the president actually won the elections. He suggested that the media could ask him about this matter, and then ironically added that he was joking. #Polska #wybory #media (translated)