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The author claimed that the "Islamo-left" was setting the streets on fire in France and violating property and freedoms. He also accused the European Commission of continuing to strip the population to benefit its associates and stated that national governments should act first and then Brussels. #Francia #Libertades #Política (translated)

David Rangl published a political satire in the style of "Hey people," in which he mocked the reactions to the Senate elections. Its fictional narrator claimed that his party objectively won the elections, even though it did not gain any senators according to the text. He attributed the result to voters, the media, and artists, referencing Patrik Nacher and Klempíř. In a passage about Cheb, Rangl wrote that Sandra Tsoukernik received 27 percent in the first round and almost 29 percent in the second, while Plevný had 71 percent according to the text. The satirical narrator emphasized the alleged growth of support and recalled seven concerts by Michal David. Rangl also parodied the narrator's remarks about Karviná and Orlová, Karel's trip to India, where he was supposed to have 25 meetings, and the meeting with Zelensky in Brussels. He labeled the Senate as unnecessary and wrote that the party would first win it, then abolish it, and possibly re-establish it. In conclusion, he stated that it was political satire and that readers should wait for the real "Hey people." #volby #politika #českárepublika (translated)

"Now it is clear that we are missing 70 billion euros that need to be covered," said European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen following the European Union summit in Brussels on Friday, urging international partners to contribute to securing the necessary funds. #Ukrajina #EÚ #financovanie (translated)

Pedro Sánchez has seen his reputation severely affected after a European Council in Brussels, where his isolation on migration issues and the opposition of several European leaders to his immigration regularization policy highlight a significant decline in his influence and political position. #PedroSánchez #ConsejoEuropeo #Inmigración (translated)

I knew that Montse was broken, that she was going through a very hard time personally. From Brussels, Sánchez said he tried to convince Mínguez not to abandon her responsibilities: "I knew that Montse was broken, that she was going through a very hard time personally." #PSOE #Elecciones2026 #Vivienda (translated)

From Brussels, where he participated in the European Council, President Emmanuel Macron called for calm, although the Ministry of the Interior has everything prepared to deal with possible episodes of violence, including the most forceful arsenal of riot police, such as stun grenades, water cannons, and rubber bullets. #ChalecosAmarillos #ProtestasFrancia #Movilizaciones (translated)

I told her not to do it because I believe she is an extraordinary spokesperson, she is an immense politician. This Friday, after her resignation was announced, Sánchez explained from Brussels that it was Mínguez herself who requested not to be part of the electoral lists. #PSOE #MontseMínguez #dimisión (translated)

"Politics often mistreats good people, her case is one of them. I regret that Montse is not continuing as a deputy because she is a great politician, she is a very good person, and when she told me that it was for personal reasons that she was leaving politics, I can only support her and, of course, respect that," reacted Pedro Sánchez on Friday from Brussels. #ViviendaDigna #PolíticaEspañola #RentaInmobiliaria (translated)

Politics sometimes mistreats good people. From Brussels, Pedro Sánchez commented that the spokesperson "was broken, she was having a very hard time" and that "politics sometimes mistreats good people," and for that reason, he lamented Minguez's fall. #MontseMínguez #PSOE #Dimisión (translated)