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Mr. Husis wrote that older people incorrectly viewed Marine Le Pen as a copy of her father, Jean-Marie Le Pen. He claimed that for decades she had tried to downplay the party’s most controversial positions and distance herself from her father, among other things by distancing herself from repatriation, using socialist arguments in economic matters, and toning down the rhetoric about the Islamization of France. He assessed that she would likely be a disaster for France and Europe and pave the way for a far-left president. #MarineLePen #Frankrike #Politik (translated)

Krystian Kamiński wrote that the poor state of the state's finances was due to the economic knowledge level of the members of the Civic Platform. He accused a KO MP of considering the decrease in inflation from 11.4% to 3.6% as a threefold decrease in prices and expressed disbelief. https://t.co/DUPZn5hUli #Polityka #Ekonomia #Inflacja (translated)

Despite recent warning reports showing new figures that the Swedish labor market continues to strengthen, which according to Danske Bank's chief economist Susanne Spector indicates that the labor market is performing better than the general picture suggests. #Arbetsmarknad #Ekonomi #Sverige (translated)

Donald Trump proposes the return of Russian gas supplies to Europe via Ukraine as a means of economically supporting the Kremlin in ending the war, which contradicts the European Union's current policy aimed at reducing gas imports from Russia. #energia #Rosja #Ukraina (translated)

Trump just gave Putin the best birthday gift he will receive this year. By providing artificial support to keep the Russian economy alive, Trump's deal with the devil is becoming increasingly disgraceful," said Senate Democratic Minority Leader Chuck Schumer in a statement. #Trump #sankcie #Rusko (translated)

Roman Kolář wrote that under the report about the possible arrival of tens of thousands of Ukrainians to the Czech Republic due to Russian winter attacks on energy infrastructure, 99% of the comments were calls to close the borders and hateful reactions. He stated that Ukrainians, in his view, bring billions more to the Czech Republic than they cost. At the same time, he criticized the government, which he labeled "anti-immigration," for its intention to accept what he considers a large number of workers from the Philippines, among others for Agrofert. Kolář claimed that disinformation influences public opinion and wrote that people should criticize the acceptance of economic migrants, but should not reject war refugees, who, according to him, benefit the Czech economy. He attributed the current public attitude to the spread of hatred. #Ukrajina #migrace #vláda (translated)

– Those who are responsible for this are the ones who have put the country in this situation. The government does not understand how strong the anger is in this country, says the party’s economic spokesperson Éric Coquerel to French radio. #Frankrike #Kravaller #Polisen (translated)

According to Rosencrantz, he assessed after more than a month that a red-green majority government would not become a reality. He argued that the only opportunity for the Social Democrats, as in 2018, was a minority government tolerated by the Center Party, either with the Social Democrats alone or together with the Green Party and/or the Left Party. According to Rosencrantz, such a government would lack a majority for its economic policy, find it difficult to implement major reforms, and risk recurring government crises during the mandate period. He wrote that Magdalena Andersson faced this option or an early election, describing both outcomes as a failure and as the opposite of what the Social Democrats had promised voters. He also suggested that the development could be the beginning of the end for the Social Democrats' unique position as the governing party in Swedish politics. #svpol #politik #regering (translated)

The interview with Zuzana Múčková analyzes the critical state of Slovak public finances, the increasing state debt, and the failure of previous consolidation packages, while the expert reveals where billions of euros from increased taxes and contributions have gone and why it is essential to change the tax mix for sustainable economic growth. #verejnéfinancie #zadĺženie #ekonomickýrůst (translated)

Vláďa Foltán wrote that Donald described the level of poverty as historically the highest, and therefore, in his opinion, the best, and talked about the best result they have ever achieved. Foltán sarcastically commented on his words by claiming that he was boasting about the sharp increase in the number of poor people attributed to him, and referred to him as a "stable genius." https://t.co/uDzcRd1Uwq #chudoba #ekonomie #politika (translated)

Mats Ekberg wrote that the Centre Party described the Environmental Party as anti-growth, stated that the Left Party damaged the Swedish economy, and believed that the Social Democrats thought the state could solve everything. He questioned why the Centre Party nonetheless chose to include these parties in a government. https://t.co/H590nTCfnw #svpol #politik #regering (translated)

NIC NEVIM stated that the market is beginning to sober up from expectations related to the construction of data centers and the purchase of expensive chips and memory. According to him, the demand for capital is extraordinarily high, while the available money is running out. At OpenAI, he mentioned annualized revenues of $50 billion, but also stated that the company is still losing money due to high model training costs. He believes that the growth in revenues at this stage does not indicate long-term profitability. According to him, companies and individuals are now experimenting with AI and spending on tokens, but often do not yet see corresponding economic returns. If this does not change quickly, he believes it will be difficult to justify further extensive investments in infrastructure. He added that the costs must eventually be paid by someone, and end consumers do not currently have enough money for that. #ekonomika #uměláinteligence #datacentra (translated)