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"I can no longer and do not want to deal with it: It is all incredibly exhausting, I have another job that I need to focus on, so I would like to mentally close this chapter of my life now." The frustration of the proceedings was described by one of the candidates, Marcel Fišer, head of the Gallery of Fine Arts in Cheb, on his Facebook: "I can no longer and do not want to deal with it: It is all incredibly exhausting, I have another job that I need to focus on, so I would like to mentally close this chapter of my life now." #NárodníGalerie #Kultura #Umění (translated)

I don't know wrote that nearly a million people took to the streets in France over the weekend, and the protests, according to him, escalated into looting, arson, and attacks on the police and public buildings. Similar unrest, he said, began to appear elsewhere: in Milan, demonstrations escalated into shop looting and clashes with the police, while protests over the cost of living were unfolding in Belgium and Portugal. In Spain, according to his post, a strike was planned for November due to high housing costs and low wages. The author partially linked these events to the crisis in Hormuz. He wrote that the markets had already forgotten about it to some extent, but its effects, he said, would only become fully apparent in the fall. #demonstrace #protesty #Evropa (translated)

Entrepreneur Peter Kuchár, a known sponsor of Motorists and former manager of the Ridera group, sent one million crowns to the Motorists, although his business is loss-making, and the Ministry of the Environment acted under his influence in favor of the Ridera company, which avoided fines for errors in the security of its equipment. #Motoristé #ŽivotníProstředí #Politika (translated)

In large cities of Europe, including Paris, Italy, Belgium, and Albania, young people are mass protesting due to dissatisfaction with living conditions, which leads to violence and clashes with the police, while a new mobilization is being prepared that will affect 48 countries. #prosvjedi #nasilje #mladi (translated)

A homeless man from Alanya, whose living conditions led him to insult the Turkish president, was finally imprisoned after his third attempt, thus gaining a roof over his head and food, with this case illustrating the increasing number of such accusations in Turkey. #Turecko #urážka #prezident (translated)

During the demonstrations against high living costs, a fire broke out at the town hall in Limoges on Saturday evening, causing serious damage to the historic building, while the violence spread to other French cities and resulted in many injured police officers and detained protesters. #Francie #protest #násilí (translated)

The Saturday gathering of thousands of protesters in Paris, dissatisfied with the cost of living and the state of education, quickly escalated into violent clashes with the police, destruction, and looting, while politicians like Mélenchon and Le Pen exchanged accusations about the escalation of violence. #Prosvjedi #Pariz #Nasilje (translated)

Zdeněk Šarapatka stated that he was pleased with the election results and perceived them as a rejection of Andrej Babiš and his allies in power. He described the outcome as a promising beginning of a political story that could end with Babiš's downfall, labeling Babiš as a criminal. According to Šarapatka, voters may have been disillusioned by unfulfilled promises and empty wallets. He also mentioned seniors who, in his view, watched a video of Filip Turek with astonishment, in which Turek allegedly stubbed out a cigar on a fresh wind turbine. Šarapatka expressed pride in TOP 09. He claimed that the results challenged the opinions suggesting the party is insignificant and should merge with another. He reminded of the senatorial victories of party colleagues Třetina and Grulich, as well as the strengthening of the party in municipal and city councils. In Prague, according to him, despite an initial agreement, people around Marek Benda posed obstacles. He described TOP 09 as a party connected to the legacy of Karel Schwarzenberg, which he believes was not formed merely on slogans but has its own ideas. He therefore rejected the merger of the party. He praised the chairman Matěj Ondřej Havel for his energy, education, rhetorical skills, and frequent media appearances, although he stated that Havel does not appear convincing in streams. He urged the election winners to defend democracy. #volby #demokracie #politika (translated)

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu described the recent protests against high living costs as a manifestation of extreme violence from the far left, while opposition leader Jean-Luc Mélenchon blamed the authorities and police for the situation and the injuries sustained by demonstrators. #Francie #protesty #násilí (translated)

We are fighting because the cost of living is too hard, fuel prices are too high, because high school students are violently attacked and injured across the country just for trying to protest and demand more teachers and decent educational conditions," said a nineteen-year-old protester in Paris who introduced herself as Lola to Reuters. #demonstrace #Francie #inflace (translated)

Juchelka criticized Rusnok's argument about the low level of income poverty among seniors in the Czech Republic, pointing out that property ownership affects the standard of living, but is not included in the calculation of income poverty according to Eurostat. #důchodci #chudoba #sociálnípolitik (translated)

The Central Bohemian Region demands more effective tools to combat illegal dumping, as the current legislation does not allow it to impose fines and faces complications in dealing with illegal waste that has recently appeared in its territory. #odpad #nelegálníosklad #životníprostředí (translated)