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The author claimed that in France the police fled and left the residents at the mercy of groups of migrants and leftist activists. He wrote that one man defended his shop alone against 20 people whom he referred to as "students" and who, according to him, plundered stores during demonstrations for better schools. At the same time, he wondered why the major Czech media still... https://t.co/AymjMrq6yb #Francie #Demonstrace #Bezpečnost #FR #CZ (translated)

The author wrote that labeling the results of the ANO movement in today's and last week's elections as a disaster was quite tempting. According to him, the result brought good news, albeit different from what the prime minister might have envisioned: a large portion of people in the Czech Republic, according to the author, was not apathetic and assessed the situation objectively. https://t.co/qPJyb7U3jQ #volby #politika #žurnalistika #CZ (translated)

Field chaplain Katz marked Martin Dvořák's failure as the only but significant disappointment of these elections. He stated that he did not understand Dvořák's result, as he expected Dvořák to win in the first round, and called it a great loss. #volby #politika #zklamání (translated)

Tomáš Šalamon stated that after counting 90 percent of the votes, he considered the main objective of the Senate elections in the district to have been fulfilled: defeating the pirate candidate, whom he described as a progressive. He congratulated Petr Paták and wrote that the ODS had historically won in the Kladno Senate district for the first time. He added that the local ODS association in Roztoky could have partially contributed to this and thanked Jiří Hašek. #Senát #volby #ODS (translated)

VenkovankaJanka wrote that she liked actors who garnered attention without raising their voices or making big gestures. She identified Rudolf Hrušínský as such an actor and noted that his acting had a depth that did not need to be emphasized. She added that he would have had a birthday today. https://t.co/W9K1D7Gvdf #herectví #umění #RudolfHrušínský (translated)

Vít Rakušan described the situation as an extraordinary international disgrace and wrote that, in his opinion, the European Union is not just a bundle of money. In connection with Andrej Babiš, he posed the question of who Babiš meant by the word "we," and whether he was referring to Agrofert. Rakušan stated that he would welcome the return of Great Britain to the EU, not because of its contribution to the European treasury, but because of the benefit to common European security and the strategic importance of the Union. #EU #Babiš #Británie (translated)

Nowadays, at the beginning of the electoral term, a specific spending line is set for four years, and deviating from it within the framework system is not possible. Koskela says in an interview with STT that the framework of economic policy should also be considered more broadly in terms of the debt brake. #valtiontalous #Vasemmistoliitto #talouspolitiikka (translated)

Ivan Bartoš described Andrej Babiš's reaction to the possibility of the United Kingdom returning to the EU as another international disgrace and sharply portrayed Babiš as an Eastern oligarch focused on business. He wrote that he could have chosen a number of other responses, remained silent, or mentioned the defense and conditions for the 40,000 Czechs living and working in Britain. According to Bartoš, instead he said: "We need more money." https://t.co/VQOFhFykzP #VelkáBritánie #EU #Babiš (translated)

"Only a few countries in the world are willing to undertake such a revelation and subsequent criminal legal resolution. The USA, Great Britain, and a handful of others. Now we are also in this exclusive club," said Koudelka, noting that it is unusual for a country like the Czech Republic to take such a step. #špionáž #JangIming #justícia (translated)

Jesse Rauhamo wrote that Finland would use 1,034,000,000 euros for development aid in 2026, which he claimed would amount to 2.83 million euros per day and 118,000 euros per hour. He compared the sum to Finnish families with children, who he said were counting their euros in stores, to elderly people waiting for care, and to the state's increasing borrowing. Rauhamo asked when Finland had become the social office of the whole world. #suomi #kehitysapuu #talous (translated)

Roni Arvonen wrote that, according to his estimate, Finland's state debt is growing by about 13.5 billion euros per year at the current rate. He estimated that if five consecutive right-wing governments balanced the economy as well as the current government, the state would accumulate about 270 billion euros more in net debt over 20 years. Arvonen compared this amount to Finland's approximately 234 billion euro annual GDP and estimated that the new debt would correspond to about 115 percent of GDP. He criticized the current government's representatives from the right, particularly the National Coalition Party, for talking about historical cuts and economic measures. According to him, while expenses had been cut, it was not enough to make a significant impact. Arvonen added that interest and the burdens of old debts were not taken into account in the calculations. #velka #talous #BKT (translated)

The real estate buyer wrote that he had been involved in the real estate market for eleven years and began to publicly present himself under his own name at the end of 2022. In mid-2023, he stated that he started to point out that property prices had already fallen sufficiently, and his team began to buy. A year later, he claimed it turned out that they were buying almost at the bottom of the market. He noted that since the end of 2023, they had been making one acquisition after another and at the same time helped nearly 70 families acquire their own housing. By the end of 2024, he said he started to limit investment purchases because prices were distancing from economic reality and purchasing power. In 2025, he described the market as less rational and began to publicly recommend selling some properties. By the end of the year, according to him, they sold more than they bought, and properties that no longer made sense in terms of returns and costs were mostly sold at peak market prices. The real estate buyer stated that some clients had approved mortgages with a rate around 4.4% and at least a two-year term for drawing. He also wrote that the number of apartments on the public market increased by 35% and mortgage rates reached 5.4%. He added that his experience led him to encourage people to rely on their own judgment when making decisions, but to be prepared to bear the consequences of any mistake. #nemovitosti #investice #realitnítrh (translated)

Gavin N. Harris stated that the Budapest Memorandum was signed on December 5, 1994, by Leonid Kuchma, Boris Yeltsin, John Major, and Bill Clinton. He claimed that the United States and Great Britain owe something to Ukraine, mentioning nuclear weapons or protection as possibilities. He added that the memorandum should be a reminder to those who, in his opinion, deny this commitment. https://t.co/YgXiDhZcYb #historie #Ukrajina #mezinárodnípolitika (translated)

Jiri Jicha wrote that Piers Morgan asked Volodymyr Zelensky about Starlink and the possible consequences of its malfunction. According to him, Zelensky described the situation as a big mistake and said that if the attacks continue and Starlink does not work, people will die. He added that he hopes this is a mistake or a serious technical problem and called for the service to be restored. He would consider it fair and a sign of partnership. #Starlink #ElonMusk #Zelenskyj (translated)

BezeLží wrote that Josef Váňa from the ANO party, whom he described as one of the most fiery speakers of the Chamber of Deputies, neighed at the conclusion of the Velká pardubická. According to him, Váňa fulfilled this year's task. He also claimed that Váňa is in ANO only so that Patrik would not be the smallest. https://t.co/4o4XS1t2ri #VelkáPardubická #JosefVáňa #poslaneckásněmovna (translated)

Patrons of Czechia (Perun with us) called for financial support for the development of local computing systems that, according to them, would help Ukrainian soldiers plan defense. They stated that such systems would cost less than a used car and could save lives. They referred interested parties to a fundraising campaign on the platform mentioned in the post. The organization claimed that Russia, despite sanctions, is purchasing artificial intelligence from the West and using it to plan strikes. According to them, the impacts were manifested among other things in 9,000 air-dropped bombs per month and more effective attacks on infrastructure, bridges, food supply chains, and locomotives. Patrons of Czechia also wrote that while the years 2025 and 2026 would be determined by drones, in 2027 decisions would be made about the use of artificial intelligence at strategic, operational, and tactical levels. They argued that the Ukrainian command already had extensive units for this area, but soldiers on the front line lacked similar systems. At the same time, they stated that Donald Trump denied Ukraine an early warning system against missiles. #UměláInteligence #Technologie #Obrana (translated)