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Jiří Hrebenar called on Zuzana Majerová to explain the financing of Trikolora, instead of moralizing, criticizing political opponents, and using the Dozimetr case for propaganda purposes. He reminded that Seznam Zprávy reported on million-crown transfers from the party's transparent account to its operational account, which, according to him, some members of the leadership did not even have access to. They pointed out the inadequate control of finances and requested an explanation of expenditures. Hrebenar also stated that the Office for the Supervision of Political Party Finances previously found violations of the law in Trikolora's financial management. He added that the police dismissed a criminal complaint in May 2026 regarding suspicions of embezzlement within the party, and the criminal activity was not proven, according to him. However, according to Hrebenar, this did not answer all the questions posed by former members regarding transparency. He urged Majerová to publish a detailed and verifiable explanation of the controversial transfers and to hold herself and her party to the same standards that she applies to political opponents. #Trikolora #transparence #politika (translated)

Lukáš Valenta wrote that Petr Macinka grew up in harsh conditions at the "Institute of Old Vendelín," which he described as a branch of the Russian Federation embassy. He also claimed that Klaus, whom he labeled as a well-known distributor of Russian propaganda, raised Macinka and urged Macinka to find his own path as an adult. https://t.co/49s7FWxsFj #Rusko #politika #výchova (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 stated that Minister Petr Macinka refused to support the Finnish proposal to limit the entry of Russians into the EU. He described his stance as incomprehensible given that, according to him, Russia was escalating sabotage and other hostile activities in Europe. He urged Macinka to clarify whose interests and security he is supposed to defend. #EU #Rusko #Bezpečnost #FI #RU #EU (translated)

NEOVLIVNICZ stated that the ANO movement was unsuccessful even in its traditional electoral strongholds and that, according to him, it postponed promises for which it did not have the resources to fulfill. He mentioned, for example, capping the retirement age, tax reductions for citizens and companies, discounts on public transport for seniors and students, and abolishing fees for public service media. He attributed the reason why Alena Schillerová had to sell government bonds to the lack of money for these promises. https://t.co/VGovKlPP8d #politika #volby #HnutíANO (translated)

Kutil Tona marked the connection between Paukner, Stoniš, and Deník TO as a significant event in the media landscape. He wrote that the pair of journalists uncovered a hostile network of the "castle lord" and will prevent the plundering of the country. He also stated that Vít Rakušan and STAN are coming to an end. He compared the journalists to border guards protecting the homeland and noted that, in his opinion, only the way the enemy is labeled has changed: instead of a western imperialist, today a pro-Western liberal lurks behind every bush, which he referred to with a derogatory term. #Novináři #Pravda #ČeskáPolitika (translated)

David Rangl joked that children, despite repeated warnings, chew on the ends of chargers, stick balls from the flick football up their noses, or try to blow out party fountain cakes. He added that their advantage is cuteness. https://t.co/ldnGtTY1l8 #děti #humor #roztomilé (translated)

Two security incidents occurred in Lithuania over the weekend, related to a drone that crashed after entering the airspace from Poland, and the discovery of accelerants in a private company, while Ukrainian President Zelensky warned about the limitations of the Starlink system due to a recent agreement between Trump and Russia on freezing sanctions. #Ukrajina #Rusija #HibridnaVojna (translated)

Kamil Krilov wrote that he was waiting for something to finally happen to the Kremlin. He stated that the Frolov Tower would not be a significant military target, but its destruction and burning would symbolize the Russian promise of "Kyiv in three days" and Putin's success. #Kreml #Putin #Ukrajina (translated)

A homeless man from Alanya, whose living conditions led him to insult the Turkish president, was finally imprisoned after his third attempt, thus gaining a roof over his head and food, with this case illustrating the increasing number of such accusations in Turkey. #Turecko #urážka #prezident (translated)

Zdeněk Šarapatka commented on Mirka Němcová's appearance on Czech television and wrote that her expression, in his opinion, conveyed suffering and resentment. He referred to her sitting for an hour opposite Robert Šlachta as an act of bravery. He attributed to him and his team a role in the fall of the Nečas government, the formation of Zeman's presidential government, and the subsequent rise of ANO and Andrej Babiš. He recalled that thirteen years ago, 400 members of Šlachta's command intervened at the government building and that the operation, according to him, concerned luxury handbags and surveillance connected to Jana Nagyová. Šarapatka assigned responsibility to Šlachta and his colleague from the VSZ for Miloš Zeman's refusal to accept 101 signatures of MPs from the then Speaker of the Chamber, Němcová, and to appoint a government according to the Constitution. He described Zeman's government as a composition of people from the environment of social democrats and their supporters. He also stated that the state, in his opinion, subsequently faced problems with Babiš, whom he accused of embezzling public property. He labeled Šlachta as a former policeman and ally of Zeman and Babiš who became a politician. He estimated that he could switch to Václav Láska, who, according to him, hinted at new members of his senatorial club on television the day before. According to Šarapatka, Němcová's departure from high politics was not a reason for her tenure in the Senate and earlier in the Chamber to end in the way she demonstrated on Czech Television. In conclusion, he thanked her for her public service. #respekt (translated)

Kudela the G.O.A.T. described Tomáš Chorý's first season at Slavia as the hardest in terms of pressure, but he believed the player handled it excellently. He credited him with a key role in winning the title after three years, including goals and contributions to the game, and stated that he didn't cause any problems at that time. He couldn't understand why Chorý started behaving like he did in Plzeň in his second season and came under pressure again. The author recalled the May incident in the derby, after which, according to him, the locker room, the owner, and some fans defended Chorý. He wrote that the player turned his back on the people who supported him in the summer when he showed his middle finger to referee Všetečka. According to the author, for a significantly worse verbal insult, he would likely only have received a yellow card, and the chosen gesture could have ended his tenure in "the most ridiculous way" he had ever seen. Kudela the G.O.A.T. stated that Chorý's possible lapses deprived him of the chance to be the king of the league and wrote that it should be his end at Slavia. According to him, the end of his tenure would close a chapter that had divided the Slavia fans for two and a half years. He wished Slavia good luck in selecting a new striker in the winter transfer window. #SlaviaPraha #fotbal #Chorý (translated)

Lukáš Valenta asked Andrej Babiš why he did not mention the Senate elections in his speech. According to Valenta, their outcome would mean the automatic end of the party leader for any other party. Valenta also urged Babiš to consider resigning, as he failed in both Cheb and Karviná. #politika #volby #předseda (translated)

Nadja Natalie Isaksen criticized the media's coverage of 112-year-old Kirsten Schwalbe and her deceased husband being listed in the Bovrup registry with DNSAP's membership details. Isaksen wrote that Schwalbe had set the record for the oldest Dane ever just the Wednesday before, and that she had shared anecdotes from her life through TV MIDTVEST. Isaksen emphasized that Nazism was a terrible ideology, but did not believe that justified the media confronting a 112-year-old with matters from 85 years earlier. She wrote that several media outlets had contacted Schwalbe, and that a journalist from TV MIDTVEST had mentioned that the encounter with the issue had left her in a vulnerable state. According to Isaksen, the Bovrup registry contained information about individuals who had been deceased for at least ten years. She therefore believed it should be investigated how Schwalbe's name had become publicly available and pointed out that political affiliation was a particularly sensitive piece of personal information. Isaksen wrote that Schwalbe had subsequently told TV MIDTVEST that she felt bad about having been a member of the party, did not sympathize with the Nazis, and regretted not having investigated what she was signing. According to Isaksen, Schwalbe had explained that the signature was needed to allow the couple to buy a house, and that she had let the men handle such matters back then. Isaksen praised TV MIDTVEST for taking good care of Schwalbe and for giving her the opportunity to tell her version. She wrote that she hoped the media coverage had not caused Schwalbe to withdraw from the public eye and encouraged people to instead cherish her stories. #KirstenSchwalbe #Danmark #Mediekritik (translated)

Štruncová wrote to Alena Schillerová, Martin Kupka, Petr Fiala, and Vít Rakušan that people have not forgotten about Dozimetr, FAU, the Chomutov city hall, Ondra Prokop's apartments, or Thunder Barthy. She also claimed that they wanted to push a woman from Western Bohemia into the Senate as a front for the Russian mafia. She added that the situation was starting to collapse according to her. #politika #Česko #korupce (translated)