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The author wrote that Cristela Georgescu was set to participate in Tucă's show and claimed that she could win the elections by a wide margin even without speeches or dialogues. He described Călin Georgescu as a leader and stated that he represented a state of mind. The author also reported that Pavel, one of the president's sons, had told his mother to behave as she would have if his father had been present. He claimed that the Georgescu family was strong, prepared, and united, and insulted his critics, suggesting that many of them lacked emotional support. #CristelaGeorgescu #LiderAdevărat #CălăuzăEmoțională (translated)

Mirjam wrote that Lidewij de Vos received mockery and curses related to Hitler when she announced her pregnancy. She contrasted that with the attention given to an unmarried parliament member and his fiancée, who, according to her, had a child through a surrogate and an egg donor. Mirjam claimed that this was presented as big news and put the Netherlands "on the map," and referred to the country as "Deugland." #zwangerschap #Nederland #nieuws (translated)

Salaries of people working in the public sector will be increased, with the largest rise felt by the lowest-paid employees and those at the beginning of their careers, while some doctors and caregivers may not notice any salary increase at all. #reforma #platy #veřejnýsektor (translated)

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Kuleba, emphasized that a tripartite meeting between Putin, Trump, and Xi could only encourage the continuation of the war in Ukraine, rather than its termination, and pointed out that there is no place for Putin at the same table with the leaders of the USA and China while Russia still violates peace. #Ukraina #Putins #mieru (translated)

**Putin wants Trump and Xi to help him divide Ukraine.** **Putin proposes a summit with Trump and Xi to discuss an agreement on Ukraine** *Zelensky would not be included in the proposed negotiations, as the Russian leader seeks to negotiate an end to the war on terms favorable to Moscow.* The Russian president, Vladimir Putin, proposed that he, President Trump, and Chinese leader Xi Jinping meet next month to talk about Ukraine, in an attempt to negotiate an end to the four-year conflict on terms favorable to Moscow, according to people familiar with the discussions. The plan represents Putin's effort to capitalize on the rapprochement between Trump and the Russian leader, which has alarmed Ukraine and its allies in Washington and Europe. A summit of this kind — without the participation of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky — would be unprecedented and trigger alarms in European capitals and elsewhere. ## What's at stake The proposal would reportedly take place on the sidelines of the APEC summit in Shenzhen, China, on November 18–19. Putin is said to have floated the idea in a phone call with Trump on October 9; Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov confirmed that talks about a possible meeting are underway, but without an agenda or agreement defined. The central point is not just "ending the war": it's **who decides the future of Ukraine**. Excluding Zelensky — and, implicitly, the European Union — would transform peace into an agreement among powers over territory, security, and spheres of influence, rather than negotiations with the invaded country. ## Critique of Putin Putin is trying to convert the invasion into a negotiation of great powers. By proposing a sort of "new Yalta," he seeks three gains: to legitimize Russia's territorial gains, to divide Western allies, and to present Russia as an equal partner to the U.S. and China. His logic is cynical: a country that launched an aggressive war wants the victims and European neighbors to be mere objects of decision. Any "peace" shaped without Kyiv will have little legitimacy and low chances of lasting because Ukraine will continue to have the capacity and will to resist. ## Critique of Trump Trump may not have accepted the summit yet, but his reluctance to immediately refuse is dangerous. By leaving the door open for a meeting without Zelensky, he risks validating Putin's premise: that Ukraine's fate can be resolved by Washington, Moscow, and Beijing. There is also a serious contradiction: Trump presents himself as the man capable of "ending the war," but a hasty peace that rewards aggression would not be peace — it would be a pause that encourages the next invasion. And the report of a potential agreement on Russian diesel, arising in the same conversation, reinforces the perception that economic and personal interests may weigh more than European security. ## Critique of Xi Xi stands to gain a lot by accepting to host or mediate: it places China at the center of the reorganization of European security without bearing the cost of war. However, his neutrality is fictitious; Beijing maintained close economic and political ties with Moscow during the invasion and has an interest in weakening American influence in Europe. If Xi participates in a format that excludes Ukraine, he will cease to be a mediator and become a co-author of a geopolitical arrangement. This would be especially serious for Central and Eastern European countries, which view the defense of Ukraine as a matter of principle and their own security. ## The decisive test A conference can only be legitimate if it includes Ukraine as a participant with full veto rights and involves the European partners who finance and support its defense. Without this, it is not diplomacy: it is an attempt to **divide influence at the expense of a sovereign country**. https://www.wsj.com/world/russia/putin-floats-a-summit-with-trump-and-xi-to-de (translated)

The PSD proposed minister, Florin Barbu, generated controversy during the parliamentary hearings by stating that "stupidity is like concrete: once poured, it hardens forever" amid heated discussions about the subsidies for reeds associated with the family of PSD leader, Paul Stănescu. #PSD #audieri #miniștri (translated)

Why we cannot vote for the government of Luca Niculescu and we will not vote for it. First of all, the first reason is the way it was constituted through the undemocratic imposition of the personal will of President Nicușor Dan and through a hidden support from PNL and UDMR. #LucaNiculescu #guvern #Parlament (translated)

The journalist drew attention to the controversial decor of the White House, where alongside portraits of Donald Trump are images of Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping, which may suggest a desire to organize a trilateral summit between these leaders. #Trump #Putin #XiJinping (translated)

ČT24 reported that President Petr Pavel deemed it unacceptable for people to fear for their lives because of their work or opinions. He responded to death threats, which he said had been directed at journalists and others who publicly expressed their views in recent days, on platform X. #svobodaSlova #novináři #ochranaŽivotů (translated)

Dawisson Belém Lopes stated that the far-right achieved good electoral results but did not know how to govern. According to him, investors would not invest money in countries without reliable leadership, and this movement was already occurring in the region, not being mere speculation. https://t.co/T2pQtJ1dDE #politica #investimento #liderança (translated)

The author of the post stated that a Russian drone hit a park in the village of Nova Vodolaha near Kharkiv today, where, according to him, families with children were present at the time of the attack. He wrote that six people were killed in the attack, including three children, and another ten were injured. He labeled the affected area as a park where people went for walks with strollers, not as a military target. https://t.co/dZ4QNyrWWj #Ukrajina #válka #drony #UA #RU (translated)

Jana Ághová wrote that Andrej Babiš and Petr Macinka performed poorly at the government press conference, in her opinion. She claimed that people are fed up with their rude behavior, practices reminiscent of the StB, accusations against journalists, and unmet promises. She added that voters have given them a reckoning and that they will come to an end. She also urged Babiš to get Macinka in line, but asserted that he is unable to do so; she concluded her contribution with an insulting address. #politika #vladníkrize #volby (translated)

A gift for Putin stated that according to a new survey, 92% of Ukrainians believed that the goal of the Russian attacks was to destroy the economy, worsen people's living conditions, and force the country to capitulate. According to the author, 62% of respondents were ready to endure the hardships of war for as long as necessary. He added that in Kyiv that day, they had seen enough to have reasons for this. https://t.co/nYYtNNSpZ8 #Ukrajina #válka #ekonomika (translated)