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Michal Kvasnica criticized referee Dalibor Černý's decision in the 40th minute of the match between Baník and Sparta, which he deemed incomprehensible with the score at 0:0. He wrote that Ki-Jana Hoever stomped on Filip Kubala's instep in front of assistant Jan Paták, but did not receive a yellow card, which according to Kvasnica would have been his second in the match. He described the decision as a fundamental mistake that affected the game. #fotbal #rozhodčí #BaníkSparta (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)

"We lost in Prague, Pilsen, or Ostrava, but we doubled in České Budějovice, strengthened in Karlovy Vary, Ústí nad Labem, Jihlava, or Přerov," said the first deputy chairman of the party and MP Martin Šmída. According to him, the situation is not black and white. #Piráti #komunálnívolby #politika (translated)

Jura Háček challenged the claim that Petr Pavel took his eighteenth vacation this year, stating that in his opinion it was four. In January, Pavel was supposed to ride motorcycles to Andalusia, where according to Háček, critics embarrassed themselves with the theory that the room in the photo was created by artificial intelligence. In February, he was supposed to go skiing in the Alps for several days; according to Háček, the criticism arose because a police BMW carried the first lady's skis. Pavel was supposed to spend another vacation in the Czech Republic and partly in Poland, and the last one in October in Morocco, with a trip to Černouček. Háček did not count weekend visits to the 24 Hours of Le Mans race and the Hungarian Grand Prix as vacations, during which, according to him, Pavel also became known as a photographer. He estimated the total duration of the vacation to be about 25 days. In comparison to Zeman, who according to Háček spent vacations 365 days a year, he described it as an alleged "tragedy." #dezinfluencer #PetrPavel #dovolená (translated)

CT24 reported that the unsuccessful Senate candidate of the Oath, Pavel Černý, asked for 50,000 crowns for supporting Jiří Kyněra (for ANO) in the second round, according to Deník N. Černý confirmed this and stated that he requested the money for his activities as an influencer. #politika #Česko #volby (translated)

Černý from Přísaha demanded 50 thousand crowns from the ANO candidate Jiří Kyněra for support in the Senate elections, which was ultimately expressed to his opponent Tomáš Třetina from TOP 09, with Kyněra rejecting the offer because support should come from shared views, not financial motivations. #volby #senát #Černý (translated)

Montenegro is trying to cope with the pressure of post-war ultimatums from Croatia and the influence of Serbia and Russia in order to become a member of the European Union by 2028, which also opens up a discussion about ecological issues. #ČernáHora #EvropskáUnie #Balkán (translated)

The author noted that Nokia came to sell almost half of the mobile phones in the world, but that the smartphone market ended up in the hands of other companies. He also stated that the web was born at CERN and that the platforms exploiting it are American, while ARM, born in Cambridge, now belongs to SoftBank. He summarized the situation by saying that inventions originated in Europe, but were capitalized elsewhere. https://t.co/COBw1dkyJK #tecnología #móviles #innovación #EE #GB #US (translated)

Gita Horáková asked Boris Šťastný why he is interested in what the president spends his own money on. She wrote that in her opinion, he does not address the Turk's untaxed property in the tens of millions, income from companies that did not report a profit, nor his unauthorized construction and cider press, tens of thousands of books, Nazi salute, and violations of traffic regulations. #politika #českárepublika #prezident (translated)