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Carsten Jahn asked, referring to a previous statement that the greatest danger comes from the right, whether a change in thinking is necessary in light of the comments made by Alexander Dobrindt that he cited. According to Jahn, Dobrindt stated in the "Bild" that attacks on police officers, burning town halls, and violence on the streets do not represent a commitment to better education, but rather an armed struggle against the free society. Furthermore, Dobrindt demanded a clear categorization from the parties in Germany. Those who do not recognize that left-wing extremists and a migrant milieu are jointly opposing the democratic system on the streets do not understand the situation, Jahn quoted the CSU politician. #Deutschland #Politik #Demokratie (translated)

"Anyone who does not clearly state that left-wing extremists and a migrant milieu are coming together to fight against the democratic system on the streets has not understood the situation." Dobrindt demands clarity – also from the political parties in Germany: "Anyone who does not clearly state that left-wing extremists and a migrant milieu are coming together to fight against the democratic system on the streets has not understood the situation." #FrankreichKrawalle #Linksextremismus #Demokratie (translated)

Federal Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt warns of a dangerous alliance of left-wing extremists and radical migrants who are violently fighting against the democratic order in France and also pose a threat to Germany. #FrankreichKrawalle #Linksextremismus #Demokratie (translated)

These findings point to individuals who acted on behalf of Russian state structures. The results of the police investigation, the method of committing the crime, and intelligence service information all confirm Russia's responsibility for the attempted attack at Leipzig Airport," German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt (CSU) announced at the beginning of September. #OļegsĻevuškins #diversija #Krievija (translated)

Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt has announced that the German tests for immigrants will be tightened to counteract the increasing fraud, stating that from now on, a test will no longer be considered passed if any part of the exam is insufficiently completed. #DeutschTest #Zuwanderer #Betrug (translated)

Žan Mahnič thanked everyone who voted four times in favor at the Sunday referendums. He assessed that the result, despite greater engagement from the left, exceeded the expectations of the right. According to him, the campaign was supported by leftist parties, several dozen NGOs, influencers, unions, RTV Slovenia, and activists, who he claimed received funding from the state budget through calls for proposals, while only right-wing parties participated on the other side. Mahnič noted that the left expected a victory of 70 to 30, but that did not happen. He added that the two referendums won by the left were decided by a few hundred votes. He interpreted the result as confirmation that the direction of the government led by Janez Janša is supported by 50 percent of voters, even though surveys estimated support at around 40 percent, and in some areas considerably more than 50 percent. He assessed the political balance in Slovenia as 50:50 and predicted that in ten years, due to the voting habits of older and younger voters, it could turn in favor of the right. For the upcoming referendum on the intervention law for the development of Slovenia, he called for a joint campaign of advocates for lower taxes and less bureaucracy. He believed that right-wing parties alone would not be able to secure a victory and that artisans, entrepreneurs, retirees, students, healthcare workers, and others affected by the law should be involved. He attributed a stronger mobilization to the opposing side than that seen in the Sunday referendums and assessed that their concerns were not about Slovenia and the citizens' wallets, but rather their own benefits. Mahnič also warned of the possibility that there might be too few representatives of the advocates in the face-offs organized by RTV Slovenia compared to politicians, NGOs, unionists, and influencers on the opposing side. He urged those affected to actively engage in the campaign and asked what they were willing to do for collective success. #Slovenija #politika #referendum (translated)

"We must continue our cooperation with the United States because we have had periods of challenges and difficulties in that regard in the past, and the situation improved thanks to good contacts and cooperation with the U.S.," said Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin on Thursday, responding to a question about Trump's stance on the war. #VolodimirZelenski #DonaldTrump #transatlantskiodnosi (translated)