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The article discusses the potential arrival of winter in Poland, pointing out changes in atmospheric circulation and a weakening of the polar vortex, which may lead to the occurrence of intense winter episodes as early as the beginning of December. #pogoda #wirpolarny #zimawpolsce (translated)

Petros Michopulos from Kecy&Politika announced that after midnight a new episode will be released about the hypothetical selection of an opposition leader, in which, according to him, a number of people are applying, even though no one is organizing it. He stated that filming has already been disrupted three times by Andrej and this time a teenager who insulted Czech female hockey players also tried to get onto the show. According to Michopulos, they dealt with him themselves, and they were also helped by players from the NHL, so he was removed from the episode. Michopulos added that the show gradually covered all opposition politicians and the resulting episode is long, but its filming was, according to him, entertaining. At the beginning, there was supposed to be a pre-Christmas update and announcements from Kozenek and other events. #Opozice #Hokej #Dramaturgie (translated)

In the Happy podcast, the issue of public media in the Czech Republic is discussed, focusing on the controversial elections to the Council of Czech Radio and criticizing the new episode of the program Unraveled, which sparked a wave of dissent and revealed political disputes within Czech Television. #verejnopravnimedia #politika #podcast (translated)

The author of the contribution linked the formulation "increasing political pressures," which he attributed to Jozef Sikela, to the program of the party that won the elections. He labeled his comment as another part of the clash "EU vs. democracy." #politika #demokracie #EU #CZ #EU (translated)

Petros Michopulos from Kecy&Politika announced that a new episode dedicated to the election results and reactions to them will be released after midnight. According to him, it will address why ANO voters left Andrej Babiš "without hair gel," how he coped with the situation, and why he behaved like Jakeš. The episode was also supposed to discuss whether the results indicated a peak in the popularity of the ANO movement, whether Babiš made a mistake by not coordinating candidate lists with SPD and Motorists, and why ANO lost in its traditional strongholds. Michopulos also hinted at an analysis of surprising and interesting results and other perspectives on the elections. #volby #politika #ANO (translated)

"I can no longer and do not want to deal with it: It is all incredibly exhausting, I have another job that I need to focus on, so I would like to mentally close this chapter of my life now." The frustration of the proceedings was described by one of the candidates, Marcel Fišer, head of the Gallery of Fine Arts in Cheb, on his Facebook: "I can no longer and do not want to deal with it: It is all incredibly exhausting, I have another job that I need to focus on, so I would like to mentally close this chapter of my life now." #NárodníGalerie #Kultura #Umění (translated)

In the current episode of Radek Bartoníček's podcast, the decline of Andrej Babiš and his ANO movement in politics is discussed, with the author emphasizing that the prime minister is facing problems but still has the power and ability to influence the situation on the Czech political scene, while new political rivals are emerging. #politika #RadekBartoníček #AndrejBabiš (translated)

Ukrainian political scientist Volodymyr Fesenko believes that this "episode" of D. Trump may be short-lived, as is almost always the case with the U.S. leader, but at the same time there are concerns that the U.S. may decide to limit Ukraine's ability to strike targets in Russia. #Ukraina #Zelenskis #Trumpas (translated)

If its recognition as a terrorist organization would mean that all those who have served or are associated with the GRU would be considered by us as supporting or contributing to terrorism. And such individuals should absolutely not be around our company, banks, territory. For that, a strong legal basis is needed, and that is what we are doing now. All investigations, cases that end up in court, there where there are episodes proving not only attribution to Russia but also to a specific institution, and when it is the GRU, we will seek its recognition as a terrorist organization," K. Budrys said in an interview with LRT radio on Wednesday. #GRU #terorizmas #KestutisBudrys (translated)

Petros Michopulos from Kecy&Politika apologized to Barbora Urbanová, Vít Rakušan, and other people from the Mayors for his slip of the tongue in today's episode. While describing the situation in Kroměříž, he claimed he mistakenly said STAN several times instead of TOP 09, although he correctly stated the name in his post on X. He added that he would return to the mistake on Tuesday and correct it. According to him, similar slips happen to him once or at most twice in ten years. #Kroměříž #podcast #politika (translated)

Petros Michopulos from the Kecy&Politika show announced that a long episode following Saturday's live broadcast will be released after midnight. He stated that Bohouš reviewed the results of the municipal and senatorial elections and together they drew important conclusions from them. According to Michopulos, the episode addressed whether the results signify the beginning of the end of Andrej Babiš's political dominance and what the data indicates about this. He also mentioned the question of whether the ANO candidate would perform better than a candidate he referred to as the "woman from the casino" in the senatorial elections in Cheb, and whether STAN is a heterogeneous political "franchise." Michopulos further remarked that they discussed the refusal of STAN and the Christian Democrats to oust the Vondráček clan from the Kroměříž city hall, as well as cases where government parties in other cities refused to govern without ANO. Among other topics, there was to be a discussion about the possible future opposition leader Jan Grolich, his ambitions and political arrogance, parties gaining voters from SPD, and the differing results of ODS. #politika #volby #Česko (translated)

Bojan Požar wrote that, in his opinion, Jože Možina had a reason for such a strong reaction. He compared Možina's story with Rosvita Pesek to his past experience with the host of the TV show Odmevi. Požar stated that Pesek had filed a lawsuit years ago due to his article in Slovenske Novice about suspicions of corruption and receiving cash in exchange for television coverage. According to him, Pesek was involved in the matter, along with a deceased member of the then-programming council of RTV Slovenia and a prominent politician of the Christian Democrats. During mediation, Pesek nearly cried in front of the judge, and Požar added that she later withdrew the lawsuit but then publicly discredited him whenever possible. #novinarstvo #korupcija #mediji (translated)

"It is necessary to say that this is not just some isolated episode in his past that we are now bringing to light. Petr Markvart has long maintained close contacts with people who are not only pro-Russian but are repeatedly used by Russian propaganda for its activities," says investigative reporter Lukáš Valášek from SZ, who has recently shed light on Markvart's connections and activities together with his editorial colleague Kristina Ciroková. #ProruskáPropaganda #PetrMarkvart #BezpečnostníKonference (translated)

Petros Michopulos from Kecy&Politika announced that a new episode about unusual alliances of political parties in municipal politics will be released after midnight. He wondered if Jan Grolich would ever become the "new Macron" and manage to shift the Christian Democrats to the center without losing their most conservative voters. Michopulos also contemplated why opposition parties talk about the need to improve their brands but then enter into broad pre-election alliances, which he thinks Martin Kuba handled poorly and sent someone ironically to the corner. The episode was also supposed to bring stories from Kecy&Tryskáč and plans for the fall and next year. #politika #volby #Česko (translated)

Yesterday was a "super" episode - our aunt (disabled) fell to the ground (it was impossible for one woman to lift her). A man and a woman walked by. Desperately shouting: "Please, please, help!" they were running after them. They didn't respond. Maybe they didn't hear? Again: "I beg you, help!?" The man turned around and replied in broken Latvian: "I will not help you!" The woman didn't even turn around. P.S. A big thank you to the village chat, where a Latvian guy responded, who arrived on a bike in a few minutes and helped lift the disabled aunt into the chair! #palīdzība #izglābšana #latvieši (translated)

Please, Mr. Babiš graced us with the information that he is sufficiently wealthy and therefore does not need to steal. Coincidentally, this is the same narrative that retirees used to share among themselves in chain messages at a time when even Andrej Babiš did not yet know that he wanted to enter politics. And I think that the whole idea is fundamentally nonsense. It is information that is objectively correct, but it does not describe the problem as it really is. Andrej Babiš really does not need more money. Sure, we have the scandals around subsidies and the use of Agrofert, which his critics have long attacked as privileging a large holding at the expense of smaller players. But all of this is just a facade. What Andrej Babiš truly desires is power. To prove not only to himself but also to his surroundings what can be bent, and what cannot be bent; what can be broken. Ideally, without consequences. Andrej Burešuje simply because he can. Do you remember the episode of The Simpsons in which Mr. Burns blocks the sun over Springfield and then also steals a lollipop from Maggie? Not because he needed the lollipop. Because real power does not begin at the moment when you can take what you need. It begins at the moment when you can take even what you do not need at all, just to show everyone that no one can stop you. And this is exactly what this argument of "I am rich, I do not need to steal" is not about at all. #Parzival #AndrejBabiš #politika #moc (translated)

Nawrocki otworzył w Kancelarii Biuro Energii, Rozwoju Infrastrukturalnego i Projektów Strategicznych. Nazwa jest tak napompowana, że człowiek przez chwilę może pomyśleć, że właśnie powstało nowe ministerstwo. Brakuje tylko ministra, limuzyn z kogutem i komunikatu, że Pałac właśnie przejmuje zarządzanie państwem. Problem w tym, że prezydent nie rządzi energetyką, nie buduje infrastruktury i nie prowadzi spółek Skarbu Państwa. Od tego jest rząd. Ale skoro nie można być premierem, można przecież urządzić sobie pałacową imitację ministerstwa. Na czele tego cudownego wynalazku staje Marzena Małek, minister aktywów w rządzie Morawieckiego przez całe 16 dni. Szesnaście. Wystarczyło, żeby ministerialny epizod wpisać do CV, a teraz dostać kolejne stanowisko. Władza PiS się skończyła, ale najwyraźniej system kadrowej recyklingowej gospodarki działa bez zarzutu. Jedni odpadają przy wyborach, inni po prostu przechodzą przez kolejne drzwi. Byle państwowe, byle z nazwą brzmiącą dostojnie i najlepiej z pensją wypłacaną z budżetu. I właśnie tu robi się naprawdę groteskowo. Rząd ma ministerstwa, urzędy, departamenty i ludzi odpowiedzialnych za konkretne zadania. Pałac tworzy własne struktury, które mają wyglądać na równie ważne, choć nie mają takich kompetencji. To nie jest żadna alternatywna polityka gospodarcza. To budowanie równoległego zaplecza, żeby można było udawać, że z Pałacu również zarządza się państwem. Im mniej realnych kompetencji, tym więcej tabliczek na drzwiach. Im mniej decyzji, tym bardziej pompatyczne nazwy. A za tę pałacową zabawę płacą podatnicy. Dlatego finansowanie Kancelarii powinno być rozliczane z wyjątkową dokładnością. Publiczne pieniądze nie są od tego, żeby tworzyć kolejne biura dublujące zadania rządu i zapewniać nowe stanowiska ludziom związanym z przegraną ekipą. Państwo potrzebuje instytucji, które wykonują swoją robotę, a nie kolejnych gabinetów udających ministerstwa. Jeśli Nawrocki chce mieć swoje małe imperium, niech przynajmniej nie udaje, że rachunek za jego budowę nie trafi do obywateli. Piotrek K. #Polityka #Rząd #FinansePubliczne