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Robert Kotzian shared the claim that the proposal for greater space for member states in rejecting asylum applications and strengthening powers in the fight against illegal migration was supported by more than twelve countries, according to three diplomats. The initiative, he said, failed after Emmanuel Macron, Luc Frieden, and Pedro Sánchez refused to join it. Kotzian referred to Macron and Sánchez as "evil." #azyl #migrace #Evropa (translated)

The author wrote that Donald Trump and his administration made it clear to Europe that they do not consider it an equal partner. He added that the European Union is criticized for inaction while being urged to rely more on its own strengths and develop its own technologies. When it does so, according to the author, "the United States will come"; he concluded the contribution with a reference. https://t.co/PK01m7lT2w #Trump #Evropa #EU #EU #US (translated)

The conductor wrote that for the first time he felt concern that Ukraine would lose the war. He described Donald Trump's recent actions as a betrayal of Europe and the Western democratic world. He accused Trump of colluding with Vladimir Putin, whom he compared to Hitler, and of blaming Volodymyr Zelensky for problems including expensive diesel. According to the conductor, Trump was trying to cover up his own mistake in Iran. He stated that Putin wanted to involve Chinese President Xi Jinping in peace talks regarding Ukraine. He said the negotiations were only labeled as peaceful because Putin's demands would lead to Ukraine's capitulation. He compared Trump to "second fiddle" and wrote that Zelensky admitted Ukraine would not be able to win or even hold out without U.S. support if Washington sided with Russia. The conductor also noted that the Italian defense minister warned about the Russian army's strength of 1.5 million soldiers and that due to its financing from the Russian budget, the war cannot be immediately stopped. He attributed the Kremlin's lack of interest in a ceasefire. He accused the U.S. Secretary of Defense of mocking allied soldiers in Afghanistan, including the fallen, and labeled his actions as an insult. He criticized Europe for its silence and wrote that it seems to him that its representatives are afraid of both Putin and Trump. At the same time, he questioned whether they were waiting for Trump to take a break and change his mind again. #Ukrajina #Putin #Trump (translated)

Katia Demetrashvili wrote that last week marked 12 years since the explosions in Vrbětice, which she claims were orchestrated by the Russian GRU and resulted in the deaths of two Czech citizens. She also stated that the BIS warned of a renewed increase in Russian sabotage in Europe and that Minister Macinka, despite the recommendations of his own experts, would refuse to restrict the movement of Russians. https://t.co/Rx4amIZ48O #Rusko #bezpečnost #evropa (translated)

Czech patrons stated that one of the reasons Donald Trump loudly commented on the riots in France was, according to them, to divert attention from the extensive protests against him and his domestic and foreign policies across the United States. They also claimed that Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg assisted Trump with their tools of power and that the reach of social networks influenced what the media reported. They labeled the problems in Europe as cyclical and solvable, stating that it might be possible to manage them again if the powers do not pour "petrol by the tankers" into them. They added that Europe did not need Trump's advice, but rather his departure from office, which they believed would actually help. #NoKingsDay #Trump #protesty #Evropa (translated)

Kutil Tona asked opponents of further aid to Ukraine and proponents of peace under the conditions set by Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump what their plan for Europe would be in the event of Ukraine's capitulation. He stated that the Kremlin could potentially install a government in Kyiv under its control. He was concerned about how Europe would deal with the potential millions of additional refugees who would refuse to live under Russian occupation, as well as the security threat posed by a victorious, militarized Russia. He also mentioned the possible consequences of the return of hundreds of thousands of men from the war to a society that would be unable to integrate them. He also questioned European parties calling for the renewal of relations with Moscow about what their plan for Europe would be after a potential Putin victory. He wrote that halting arms supplies to the attacked country would not end the war in his view, but could lead to its repercussions eventually reaching Europe. He added that he was worried about the notion that Putin could become a peaceful neighbor after a victory and win back Europe with cheap gas. #Ukrajina #Putin #Evropa (translated)

The author of the post asked whether Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, and Xi Jinping could meet on the sidelines of APEC and whether such a summit would not discuss Ukraine without its participation and again without Europe. He stated that the mere possibility of a meeting would represent a political victory for Moscow, as Russia would regain its place. https://t.co/KsxtVGvqNi #APEC #politika #Evropa #US #RU #CN #UA #EU (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)

The author stated that the town hall in Limoges was on fire, shops were looted under the cathedral in Milan, and police faced flying cobblestones and explosives. He referred to the events in France and Italy as a weekend that no European country would wish to experience. At the same time, he wrote that people have the right to protest against high prices. #protest #evropa #drahota #FR #IT (translated)

Mlakar wrote that Europe is increasingly understanding Israel, while pro-Palestinian supporters are described by him with a derogatory label as people who still believe in global harmony. He added that opponents hate them and want to destroy them, and he characterized this as the message that remains after every protest. #Izrael #Evropa #SvetovnoMnenje (translated)

The author of the contribution asked why Peskov claimed that no one takes the accusation of Russia's involvement in unrest in Europe seriously anymore. He suggested that a person who begins to defend themselves without being prompted may be hiding something, and stated that, in his opinion, the goal of the Kremlin was to weaken and dismantle Europe from within. #Rusko #Evropa #politika #CZ #RU #EU (translated)

Mateja asked why the army had not gone to the streets and why people had not gathered to, in his words, take back the stolen country. He was also curious about what Europeans were supposed to benefit from, as they were, in his opinion, so silent and foolish that they allowed the destruction of Europe, its culture, security, and identity. #Evropa #kultura #identiteta (translated)