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Aleš Štrancar wrote that, in his opinion, it is mainly important for people that someone is "one of ours," even if they wear a red star in Slovenia and a Chetnik cap in Serbia. He believed that this would continue as long as voters accepted corruption as a virtue and did not recognize that every corruption is also theft from their pockets and harms the economy, potentially leading to poverty. He attributed the inability to understand these consequences to people he labeled as ideologically shaped during Tito's time, while younger generations have a greater chance of recognizing them. He added that, in his view, conditions would quickly change if employees received gross-gross salaries into their transactional accounts. He claimed that none of the current parties advocate for this, as, according to him, all are involved in corruption. https://t.co/A9IZy1qjRr #korupcija #Slovenija #gospodarstvo (translated)

The author of the post assessed that Poland was an oppressive state in which any manifestations of disobedience or protest against the actions of the authorities were met with repression. He also encouraged reading the article on wPolityce.pl. https://t.co/A9aSVrbVxJ #Wolność #Protest #Represje #PL (translated)

FC Girondins de Bordeaux announced the arrival of Namakoro Diallo, a 30-year-old defender, to strengthen its squad. The club stated that he was trained at Stade Rennais and notably played for Nîmes and Quevilly-Rouen. #AllezBordeaux https://t.co/A9gMNpKrnu #Girondins #Football #AllezBordeaux (translated)

Marina Helena stated that R$ 354 billion was equivalent to the sum of the federal budgets for Education and Defense and included resources from Fundeb, federal universities, the Armed Forces, salaries, and investments. She said that this amount would have been used to win an election and asked the man she referred to as "that guy" to leave the position. In the end, she declared support for Flávio Bolsonaro, number 22. https://t.co/a9eFPyEg2m #Política #Educação #Defesa (translated)

The monoleoforos wrote that, in the midst of the junta, Konstantinos II exchanged warm handshakes with the Olympiacos eleven at Karaiskakis. He described him as a king connected to the junta and mentioned that Giorgos Sideris greeted him with a smile. According to the post, next to him was Olympiacos goalkeeper Takis Xarchakos, while further away was the team captain Kostas Polychroniou, also smiling. https://t.co/a9GXnBACqr #Ολυμπιακός #Χούντα #Ιστορία (translated)

The author said they had asked NATO how it would protect civilian flights from electronic warfare and GPS jamming during the Steadfast Noon nuclear drill in Italy the following week. After two days without a response, they wrote, NATO replied that it would not disclose details for security and operational reasons. https://t.co/a9uArNsVYE #NATO #SteadfastNoon #Italy #IT

Freedom of Speech wrote that the case described by him was shocking, but the politicians of the Civic Coalition and pro-government media did not write about it. He also stated that it was the end of a several-day struggle for women's rights. https://t.co/a9uWdvcnx3 #prawakobiet #polityka #media (translated)

A young Finnish person grumbled that more people were once again on their way to Europe, whom he ironically referred to as "French students." He said the situation would not end without being stopped and demanded borders. https://t.co/A9MMPonRPZ #opiskelijat #Eurooppa #rajat (translated)

Alice van Drie called it unjust that the cabinet had excluded FDF and Agractie from the nitrogen discussions after the farmers' protest in Amersfoort. She wrote that the organizations had not organized the protest and suspected that the cabinet was looking for a pretext to keep them off the table. According to Van Drie, all farmers would suffer as a result of this government. #fail66 #boerenprotest https://t.co/a97OIFIqKp #boerenprotest #stikstof #politiek (translated)