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The author of the post claimed that the Our Czech Republic movement was buying votes in Mariánské Lázně. He wrote that it was a quick finding of the investigative team of the Detective Party regarding the manipulation of local elections, and noted that more information would be on the website referenced in the following post. #ČeskáPolitika #Investigace #Volby #CZ (translated)

Tomas Kapler wrote that the company Apate has built a fleet of approximately 350,000 AI agents who impersonate trusting individuals and communicate with scammers for as long as possible. According to him, they gather information such as bank account numbers, cryptocurrency wallet addresses, phone numbers, and details about fraudulent websites and scenarios used. The company passes this data on to banks, telecommunications operators, and other institutions. Kapler reported that Apate has recorded over 2.5 million conversations with scammers, which together took about 17 years, and obtained more than 250,000 intelligence data points. He mentioned examples such as the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, which, according to him, saw publicly reported fraud losses drop by 76% after implementing the system, and TPG Telecom, which redirected nearly 590,000 suspicious calls to Apate's agents. One other Australian bank, according to his post, broke up 22 fraudulent campaigns based on the information obtained. He added that the company secured $8.15 million in a seed round in August 2026, just shy of $10 million in total, and planned to expand into London and the United States. Kapler also wrote that Apate expected the proliferation of AI among scammers would lead them to spend more time communicating with its agents instead of potential victims. Finally, Kapler asked whether a similar system would work in Czech. He noted that Czech models may not be as advanced, but older individuals might not regard any mishearing or misunderstanding as a sign of artificial intelligence. He also mentioned that fraudulent AI farms from India, China, Russia, and Ukraine might not recognize such a deception. #AI #podvodníci #technologie (translated)

Miroslava Němcová stated that the matter took place in the Chamber of Deputies, but according to her, it was not significant. She referred to an unspecified person as immature and wrote that they are unaware of the existence of ashtrays and will never learn to appreciate historical buildings or the cultural heritage of the country. She used a derogatory term towards them and claimed that they pride themselves on their ill-mannered behavior because they have nothing else. #Sněmovna #kultura #historie (translated)

The article examines possible scenarios of chaos and confusion that Donald Trump could provoke during the upcoming November elections in the USA if his party does not perform well, referring to his previous refusal to acknowledge electoral defeat and concerns about the integrity of the electoral process. #DonaldTrump #americkévvolby #volebníchaos (translated)

Lukáš Valášek wrote that he attempted to ask Minister of Labor Aleš Juchelka how he resolved the conflict of interest involving his close collaborator Alexandra Semancová in connection with subsidies. According to him, this happened seven months after he highlighted the case. Juchelka allegedly responded to Valášek that he was doing "nasty journalism" and claimed that there was no harm caused. Valášek stated that he obtained a draft protocol from the Supreme Audit Office, which he claimed confirmed his earlier findings. According to the cited draft, the Supreme Audit Office calculated costs to the state budget of 82,988,686.09 crowns for three projects due to the identified conflict of interest. Valášek also wrote that the office mentioned improperly paid millions and violations of budgetary discipline. He criticized the Ministry of Labor for refusing to provide him with documents for expert assessment of the case and claimed that it had been violating the information law for months. According to Valášek, the ministry recently also refused to release a legal analysis from the firm Rowan Legal, which Juchelka commissioned to assess possible damages and a potential criminal complaint against Semancová. Valášek also asked whether Prime Minister Andrej Babiš would respond to the findings. He reminded that Babiš and Juchelka criticized his work at a summer press conference, calling it a campaign and lying. https://t.co/JAsUmULhx8 #ČeskáRepublika #Novinářství #Korupce (translated)

Jan Betlach wrote that Chris Sidoti, a member of the UN commission investigating the occupied Palestinian territories and Israel, stated that the commission did not independently verify the claim that 83% of those killed in Gaza were civilians. According to Betlach, the commission's report mentioned this figure in paragraph 21 and cited The Guardian as the source. Sidoti reportedly answered a question about whether the commission verified the claim by saying that it did not and that it "simply doesn't know." Betlach reminded that the commission, established by the UN Human Rights Council in 2021 and led by Navi Pillay, concluded in September 2025 that Israel committed genocide in Gaza. He described the method of transferring data between the media and the commission as "information laundering" and questioned how many other claims in the report underwent the same process. He also added that Pillay described the commission as an entity that essentially functioned as a court, while Sidoti emphasized that they were neither a court nor prosecutors. https://t.co/DdBz4F6WRE #OSN #Izrael #genocida (translated)

Marek Rašovský asked for a link to the vote from the previous day, during which, according to him, the MPs approved Rajchl's proposal for the president to present accounts for his vacation. He stated that he wanted to review the list of MPs whom he labeled derogatorily. #hlasování #politika #prezident (translated)

The West Bohemian Gallery presents an exhibition of works by Zbyněk Sekal, which was made possible by the generous legacy of his widow, with the gallery acquiring a third of his sculptural works, and the exhibition includes key works and the author's diary notes, which provide valuable insights into his creative self-reflection. #ZbyněkSekal #výstava #českéumění (translated)

Paula announced the release of the first episode of the Czech show TazkyTyzden. She wrote that she only shared the introduction and recommended watching the entire episode, which she believes is worth it. She thanked Jakub Gulik and Respekt. https://t.co/XQCQHZwS9u #TazkyTyzden #českáhudba #video (translated)

The author stated that the EU purchased Russian natural gas in the form of LNG for nearly 8 billion euros in the first nine months, which he said represented a year-on-year increase of 10 percent. He identified France, the Netherlands, and Portugal as the main purchasers. Since 2022, he said the EU has paid Russia 45 billion euros for gas and a total of 238 billion euros for fossil fuels. He also referred to an article. https://t.co/Jl4OZo81s7 #EU #zemníplyn #Rusko #FR #NL #PT (translated)

Jiri Jicha wrote that Mike Pence, who was the Vice President of the United States during Donald Trump's first term, rejected the energy deal between the United States and Russia. According to Pence, Trump’s decision to lift sanctions on Russian fuel during ongoing assaults on civilian targets in Ukraine was nonsensical and a betrayal of the legacy of the late Senator Lindsey Graham. He also stated that Putin’s war machine continued its attacks while Ukraine was fighting for its existence. According to Jicha, Pence urged Trump to immediately cancel the deal and return to the policies he advocated during his four years in the White House. He also demanded strict sanctions against any country purchasing Russian energy and cooperation with allies to ensure military support for Ukraine. #Ukrajina #Trump #Rusko (translated)

The author mentioned that Meta was preparing restrictions for Facebook, according to which Pages and personal profiles in professional mode could share only two external links per month without payment. He added that Instagram links in posts were not allowed at all by the platform. #Facebook #Meta #omezení #CZ (translated)

Tomáš Prouza claimed that the Prague magistrate abolished price caps for traditional taxis with taximeters from October 1, without notifying residents and tourists. According to him, this allowed drivers to charge a starting rate of 666 crowns and 444 crowns per kilometer, which he said could lead to rides costing tens of thousands of crowns. He linked the change to the long-term effort of traditional taxi drivers to limit competition from digital platforms. He stated that the parliamentary amendment, advocated by ANO and the Pirates, aimed to drive thousands of taxi drivers out of Prague. He attributed falling prices, better ride availability, and the ability to know the price in advance to the applications. According to Prouza, the responsibility for the taxi service area lay with Prague's deputy mayor for transport, Jaromír Beránek. Prouza called the change an adjustment pushed through at the request of the taxi mafia and warned that it could damage Prague's reputation. He also referred to the city's decision to abolish the price cap and questioned the timing of the change before the elections and its secrecy. https://t.co/ipI2QMVBLE #taxi #prague #praha #magistrat #taxi #praha #magistrat (translated)

Zdeněk Šarapatka stated that the interview he referred to in the comments brought shocking revelations and addressed the dirty campaign and the double face of some people. He added that its content might not be for everyone and that "truth will prevail." https://t.co/dHIr6b4wsO #politika #volby #pravda (translated)

Vasyl Zvarych stated that today at the Tyrš House he honored the memory of the female and male falcons who, in his opinion, laid down their lives for freedom, democracy, and the honor of their nation. He wrote that their legacy remains alive because these values, according to him, are once again being tested by Russian aggression against Ukraine. In fact, he also paid tribute to the Falcon. https://t.co/hCP1ju31sE #Památka #Svoboda #Demokracie (translated)

The article by Dagmar Havlová reveals the economic and bureaucratic challenges that led to the termination of several cultural initiatives in Prague, including the significant music festival Metronom and the printed version of Fotograf Magazine, suggesting the end of an era in the cultural activities associated with the legacy of Václav Havel. #kultura #festival #VáclavHavel (translated)