The author of the contribution asked why Peskov claimed that no one takes the accusation of Russia's involvement in unrest in Europe seriously anymore. He suggested that a person who begins to defend themselves without being prompted may be hiding something, and stated that, in his opinion, the goal of the Kremlin was to weaken and dismantle Europe from within. #Rusko #Evropa #politika #CZ #RU #EU (translated)
Mateja asked why the army had not gone to the streets and why people had not gathered to, in his words, take back the stolen country. He was also curious about what Europeans were supposed to benefit from, as they were, in his opinion, so silent and foolish that they allowed the destruction of Europe, its culture, security, and identity. #Evropa #kultura #identiteta (translated)
Andrej Fiskovec stated that Europeans supplied more Patriots than Americans. He claimed that the United States fired nearly three times as much in a "hundred times won" war against Iran within a few months as it supplied to Ukraine by 2025. Everything that followed, according to him, came from the Biden administration's deliveries or from European supplies through the PURL system. #Evropa #Patriot #Ukrajina (translated)
Libertarec noted that for at least a dozen years they have been warning about what would happen in the EU and France, due to which they have supposedly been persecuted media-wise, legally, professionally, and personally. He added that being right did not bring them any satisfaction, as they would rather wish Paris were like it once was. #Evropa #Francija #družba (translated)
Tomas Jirsa questioned whether France still represented a model of liberal Western democracy and the pinnacle of positive European integration, at the head of which, according to him, stood the "amazing Emmanuel." He contrasted this image with France, which he portrayed as an over-indebted collapsed state incapable of ensuring internal security, relying on a glorious past and led by an incompetent egomaniac. #demokracie #Evropa #politika (translated)
Vočko Szyslak wrote that Emmanuel Macron has offered Europe a rocket and nuclear umbrella, which he described as a megalomaniac step. He portrayed Macron as a deranged socialist and claimed that he should first tidy up France, which he described as a country a step away from civil war. https://t.co/EwjLv5wVt9 #Macron #Evropa #politika (translated)
Alexandr Mitrofanov stated that the parties and movements that succeeded in the Senate elections will have to significantly tighten their stance on illegal immigration from Arab and African countries if they want to succeed in the elections to the Chamber of Deputies. He added that migration did not represent a real problem in the Czech Republic, but it did for Europe, and the Czech Republic is a part of it. #volby #migrace #Evropa (translated)
Gavin N. Harris asked how Europe wants to fight against Russia when, according to him, millions of people lived across Western Europe who hated European countries, culture, and values. He attributed the current state to a policy of self-hatred and labeled the politicians as traitors. #Evropa #politika #nenávist (translated)
Peter Gregorčič announced that the case of RTV Slovenia, which the Constitutional Court decided on in mid-summer, will be submitted to the European Court of Human Rights next Wednesday. He wrote that the preparation of the appeal is in the final stage. https://t.co/WzO76EUidh #pravosodje #človeškepravice #Evropa (translated)
The author said Serbia deserved a future of prosperity, freedom, security and cooperation with its European neighbours. They argued that the country should pursue European reforms, reconciliation and integration, including membership in the EU, NATO and OECD and adoption of the euro and Schengen participation. https://t.co/YhySqz4xtI #Srbija #Evropa #Integracija #RS #EU
Robert Ágh wrote that Prime Minister Andrej Babiš repeated that Europe does not want, cannot, and harms. He reminded that the Czech Republic is located in the middle of Europe and has been a member of the European Union for over twenty years. He likened Babiš's way of speaking about the Union to the position of the Prime Minister of Upper Volta asking with outstretched hand for development aid. #Evropa #ČeskáRepublika #EU (translated)
The author of the contribution stated that Europe should become a security power, not just an economic one. In the strategic study R21 from October 2026, he wrote that Europe has believed for more than thirty years that lasting peace would be secured by economic prosperity, trade cooperation, and diplomacy, and relied on economic interdependence. https://t.co/aWeLxvGpU9 #Evropa #Bezpečnost #Strategie #EU (translated)
The author presented the cancellation of BIA Day as an EU condition for Serbia, arguing that the country should end celebrations of its state security service and break with what they described as 127 years of authoritarian secret-police tradition. They wrote that a democratic European Serbia needed intelligence services that protected citizens and the constitutional order. https://t.co/q5cVujbmec #Evropa #Demokratija #Srbija #EU #RS
"Until now, it has generally been the case that the European Council struggles to deal with more than one leading topic. This time there were several, and the strategic discussion was deepened at least on three topics," said Prime Minister Janez Janša. "It has become very clear that more or less everyone knows where we need to go for energy prices to be lower, and that this will contribute to greater competitiveness for Europe and the European industry. However, it has also shown that it is very difficult to acknowledge past mistakes." "Today we have a situation where the kilowatt-hour of electricity in China is eight cents, in the United States it is 18, and in Europe it is between 28 and 32 cents. Until this is equalized, it is very difficult to talk about Europe achieving competitiveness with some investments," Janša warned. "Before you talk about abandoning old energy sources, you must ensure that you will secure new ones." As one of the key mistakes of past European energy policy, Janša highlighted the attitude towards nuclear energy. Another important topic of the meeting was the enlargement of the European Union, which Janša described as "the strategic offensive response of the European Union to the challenges we face." #EvropskaUnija #Konkurenčnost #Energija (translated)
The President of the Slovenian government, Janez Janša, highlighted at the meeting of the European Council in Brussels that Europe must ensure lower energy prices to increase the competitiveness of its economy and focus on the strategic mistakes of past energy policies, especially regarding nuclear energy. #EvropskaUnija #Konkurenčnost #Energija (translated)
The author stated that it is not enough to point out the failures of Europe. According to him, it is also necessary to name what needs to change, how to advocate for changes among partners, and what to do specifically for them. He identified the goal as the joint protection of Europe's external border and the continuation of cooperation. #Evropa #spolupráce #změna (translated)
Walter Kraft wrote that, according to him, Volodymyr Zelensky threatened the arrival of 20 million Ukrainians in Europe if his regime falls due to not receiving money from European taxpayers. He also stated that Zelensky had requested to join the EU, which, according to Kraft, would allow the arrival of 20 million Ukrainians in Europe. #Ukrajina #Evropa #Zelenskyj (translated)
The author of the post stated that after two intensive days of the EU Council, the competitiveness and prosperity of Europe largely depend on affordable energy prices. According to him, it is more or less clear how to reduce them, which would contribute to the competitiveness of Europe and the European industry. https://t.co/HCOuHl7UG4 #Evropa #energija #konkurenčnost #EU #SI (translated)
