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"I did not do that. No, we did not do that at all. In fact, from what I understand, I don't think the internet was slowed down at all. I checked it this morning. I only heard about it from the media. We did not slow it down and I believe everything is functioning normally," Trump said to reporters. #Zelenski #Starlink #Trump (translated)

"It was blocked for some time, and then the American side unblocked it. 'It was blocked for some time, and then the American side unblocked it. We are very grateful for that. The system is now functioning again,' said Zelensky in a pre-recorded interview for the NBC program 'Meet the Press,' which aired on Sunday." #Ukrajina #obavještajnipodaci #SAD (translated)

Radko Sáblík thanked the voters for their votes in the Senate elections and stated that he respected their decision to prefer his opponent. He congratulated Václav Láska on his victory and wished him success in the Senate; he also appreciated the decency of his campaign. He thanked the student team that prepared and organized his campaign, as well as its contributors, especially the ODS. At the same time, he apologized for not being able to convert the funds raised into a Senate mandate. Sáblík stated that the unsuccessful candidacy marked the end of an important chapter in his life. For the next two years, he wants to focus on handing over the Smíchov High School to his successor and concentrate entirely on the school, rather than continue striving for changes in Czech education. He did not perceive the defeat as fatal and wanted to redirect his attention elsewhere. #volby #politika #senát (translated)

"This is objectively a great shame for those who did it and who will be held accountable. The police are taking action. I expect the courts to react considering everything that has happened, as well as the hate speech that is unacceptable and unbelievable." Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković emphasized on Saturday in Drvar that the riots in Split are "a great shame," and hate speech is "unacceptable and unbelievable." "I don't really see that the Prime Minister or the President of the country or the Minister of Foreign Affairs would follow such brilliant ideas." Plenković assessed that leading officials in Podgorica do not share that stance. "We have very clearly and transparently stated what Croatia expects." Plenković emphasized that Croatia wants to help the countries in the region on their European path, but expects the resolution of issues that it considers important for good neighborly relations. "We want this process to be democratic and to be good, to form a stable government and then move on to a further reform path." Reflecting on the elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina, he called for the swift establishment of authority and the continuation of European integration. "We believe that legitimacy is real and that’s why the functioning of all institutions is more harmonious, sincere, and fair." He congratulated Darijana Filipović on her election as the Croatian member of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, emphasizing the importance of legitimate political representation of the constituent peoples for the functioning of institutions. #govorMržnje #AndrejPlenković #Split (translated)

Ukraine expects further support, primarily due to the coming winter and the very specifically targeted military operations of Russia that aim at the energy infrastructure to cause as much damage as possible to the normal functioning of life in Ukraine. From this perspective, it seems likely that Ukraine will need international assistance even in 2027 in order to function budgetarily as a state," said Plenković at the end of a two-day summit where Ukraine was one of the topics. #Ukrajina #EU #AndrejPlenković (translated)

Ukraine expects further support, primarily due to the coming winter, because of the very clearly targeted military operations of Russia aimed at energy infrastructure to inflict as much damage as possible on the normal functioning of life in Ukraine. Ukraine needs international assistance to be able to function in a budgetary sense as a state, and a large majority of EU member states believes it is necessary to find ways to continue helping that country, said Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković on Friday. #Ukrajina #Zelenski #MeđunarodnaPomoć (translated)

Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković stated that Ukraine needs international assistance in order to function as a state, emphasizing that the vast majority of EU member states agree on the need for further support for that country. #Ukrajina #Zelenski #MeđunarodnaPomoć (translated)

Ukraine expects further support, primarily due to the coming winter, because of Russia's clearly targeted military operations aimed at energy infrastructure in order to inflict as much damage as possible on the normal functioning of life in Ukraine. From this perspective, it is likely that Ukraine will also need international assistance in 2027 in order to be able to function as a state in budgetary terms," said Plenković at the conclusion of a two-day summit where Ukraine was one of the topics. #Ukrajina #međunarodnapomoć #EU (translated)

Ukraine expects further support, primarily due to the coming winter, because of very clearly targeted military operations by Russia that aim at energy infrastructure in order to cause as much damage as possible to the normal functioning of life in Ukraine. From that perspective, it is likely that in 2027 Ukraine will still need international assistance in order to function as a state in budgetary terms, said Plenković at the end of a two-day summit where Ukraine was one of the topics. #Migracije #Ukrajina #AndrejPlenković (translated)

Johanca noted that she understood Sukič's statement as implying that it is acceptable to throw objects at people and threaten them when arguments run out. She wondered if this could lead to physical clashes between crowds or even to shooting politicians. She added that officials should be role models. https://t.co/JiNZlsxPxx #politika #argumenti #protesti (translated)

The Telegraph writes that the new restrictions on Starlink services in Ukraine, imposed by Elon Musk, have significantly hampered the functioning of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, while also pointing to increasing signs of threats to Kyiv from Donald Trump. #Ukraina #Krievija #DonaldsTramps (translated)

"This is not a failure of one police officer. When a woman calls for help twice and is killed, and the institution remains silent for a month afterward, we must ask what the state is for," Kekin stated at a press conference in the Croatian Parliament. "The case from Slatina shows that the protocol was not applied, that the call for help was not even recorded, that supervision did not function, and that the information about the failure was kept quiet. This is exactly what the investigative committee should have determined," Kekin emphasized, asserting that the case sends a worrying message to women seeking help. #nasiljeNadŽenama #obiteljskoNasilje #odgovornostInstitucija (translated)

Bojan Požar asked who politically took over the DVK and noted that the last directors, Vučko and Igor Zorčič, were former prominent politicians of the transitional left. According to him, Vučko, who is now once again the leading politician of Prerod, was operationally much more capable than Zorčič. He believed that Zorčič should resign and leave, and the future director of the DVK should not be a professional politician. Požar emphasized that the appearance of impartiality at the DVK is just as important as among the leaders in the judiciary, where he believes former politicians of leftist parties are also undermining trust. He cited Jasna Murgelj, a former MP for SMC and a judge or high judicial official in Maribor, as an example. #politika #Slovenija #javnost (translated)

"We removed Mikulić, cumulatively, with no connection to Gospić, because he no longer had trust. He is not the first," Plenković replied to MP Možemo! Marin Živković, who asked him what had not worked in the State Inspectorate and whether Mikulić's removal was related to the inspection of waste landfills. "If it weren't for your amendments, do you know which landfills wouldn't exist? Gospić, Poznanovac, Pazin. Among those that are current, only Samobor would remain, it seems to me." Addressing the president of the SDP, Siniša Hajdaš Dončić, Plenković linked the responsibility for the creation of landfills to legislative changes from the time of the SDP government and ministers Mihaela Zmajlović and Anka Mrak-Taritaš. "We are proud of our ten years, and you will still wake up frustrated in opposition every morning for years," said Plenković. "I don't know which report from 2024 you are referring to, which I was supposed to have some knowledge of. I know nothing about it. Did some body receive it and keep it to themselves? Does the police know? DIRH? DORH? In democracy, it doesn't mean the Prime Minister knows." He was asked when the government learned about the hazardous waste in Gospić, and Plenković replied that he learned about the case this year. Plenković dismissed the government's responsibility, asserting that there are no grounds for it. He asked Bauk how he, as prime minister, could uncover trucks bringing waste if no one reports it to him daily. #Gospić #Plenković #SDP (translated)

The last scout™ wrote that Vladimir Mertlík compared two post-election appearances of Andrej Babiš. While a year ago Babiš celebrated victory after the elections by dancing to the song "Sara Perche Ti Amo," this year, according to Mertlík, he came to the press conference to the sounds of the "March of the Fallen Revolutionaries," which he referred to as a funeral song for the deaths of the highest party officials of the USSR. https://t.co/ms0PNYv66s #politika #hudba #volby (translated)

You do not have to be criminally liable to be politically responsible – You do not have to be criminally liable to be politically responsible – said Zmajlović, assessing that the prime minister is responsible for the functioning of the system run by the Government. #Plenković #politika #odgovornost (translated)

The SDS thanked the voters who, in its opinion, understand that their vote is the strongest democratic tool. It stated that the campaign once again demonstrated the influence of propaganda on public opinion. According to its words, some represented the parliamentary investigation of political officials as political police, while the political police in the past resorted to imprisoning, persecuting, and killing people. SDS added that Slovenia has a lot of work ahead for greater resistance to propaganda in order to reach the level of developed democracies. #demokracija #volitve #propaganda (translated)