The author of the article, citing Reuters, stated that the victorious Student Movement wants to stop the export of weapons to war zones, including supplies to Ukraine through Western intermediaries, after the parliamentary elections. According to the article, the new government does not plan to impose sanctions against Russia, and Serbia is dependent on Russian gas. #Srbsko #politika #mír #RS #UA #RU (translated)
The Five Coalition in Pardubice signed a coalition agreement, thereby gaining twenty-two seats in the thirty-nine-member council, while the ANO movement and other opposition remain outside the city's leadership. #komunálnívoleb #Pardubice #koalice (translated)
Members of the ANO movement are trying to defend the controversial nighttime session of the Chamber of Deputies concerning the abolition of fees for public media, which surprised even some members of this movement, although Prime Minister Babiš claims that he is fulfilling election promises. #ANO #poplatky #ČT (translated)
Finance Minister Schillerová confirmed that the proposal for the priority consideration of the abolition of fees was secretly prepared and coordinated only among government leaders, while the proposal itself was submitted by MP Radim Fiala from the SPD movement. #zrušenípoplatků #vláda #Českárepublika (translated)
Russia offers the new Serbian government a continuation of cooperation, but emphasizes that Belgrade must also be interested, following the victory of the student movement in the elections, which led to the acknowledgment of the defeat of the former leader Aleksandar Vučić. #Rusko #Srbskovládě #Bělehrad (translated)
The author wrote that President Aleksandar Vučić lost the elections and is leaving after 14 years of absolute power, comparing him to pro-Russian Viktor Orbán. He attributed his defeat to the student movement, which he said had bravely and selflessly protested against corruption and the regime for two years. He added that protests in the streets bring results and expressed his belief that similar success can be achieved elsewhere. #Srbsko #demonstrace #korupce #RS #HU (translated)
The chairwoman of the parliamentary club of the STAN movement, Michaela Šebelová, submitted a proposal for disciplinary proceedings against MP Miroslav Ševčík for his offensive statement, which she considers unacceptable and personally offensive. #discriminárnířízení #MiroslavŠevčík #MichaelaŠebelová (translated)
Belgrade returned to lively celebrations after the defeat of former president Aleksandar Vučić in the elections that brought the Student Candidate movement to power. #Bělehrad #volby #protesty (translated)
The story of Václav Stránský, leader of the Osmička association living in Prague 8, shows how local elections and coalitions with the ANO movement have shaken the image of the Mayors as the main opposition force against Babiš. #volby #Praha8 #STAN (translated)
The author stated that after 14 years of rule by Vučić's party, the Serbian people, with record voter turnout, opted for change and supported the student movement, which according to him emerged from protests against corruption. He congratulated the Serbs and expressed hope that the change would strengthen democratic institutions and bring Serbia closer to Europe. #Srbsko #volby #demokracie #RS #EU (translated)
The author wrote that the riots in France opened another serious question. Referring to the Spanish newspaper La Gaceta, he stated that seven organizations involved in the protest movement had links to George Soros's foundations or had received financial support from them in the past. Among the organizations mentioned were Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and the League. https://t.co/FZx56OFCbI #Francie #protesty #sociálníprávo #FR #ES (translated)
Tens of thousands of people participated in protests against the cancellation of licensing fees, which provoked a strong public reaction and led to expected further demonstrations, while sociologist Martin Buchtík discusses possible pressure on Babiš's government and the future of the protest movement in a podcast. #protesty #koncesionářsképoplatky #demokracie (translated)
Prime Minister Andrej Babiš warned that the issue of abolishing fees for public media will be misused in the context of the reference to November 17 and accused the opposition and the Million Moments movement of dividing society. #AndrejBabiš #17Listopad #Poplatky (translated)
Vít Rakušan, the chairman of the STAN movement, expressed the ambition to draw a fifth of the voters from the ANO movement; however, polls suggest that cooperation between these two groups is very difficult due to the polarization of the Czech political scene. #STAN #politika #Babiš (translated)
Former Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić admitted defeat in the elections, where his nationalist party was defeated by a student movement, marking the beginning of a new era in Serbia's political scene. #SrbskéVoľby #AleksandarVučić #ŠtudentskéHnutie (translated)
Vít Rakušan wrote that after fourteen years, the government of Aleksandar Vučić ended in Serbia and that it was convincingly defeated by a student movement. According to him, civil society rejected the concentration of power, corruption, and media control. Serbia, according to Rakušan, chose a future that will not be governed by one man and his interests. #Srbsko #politika #demokracie (translated)
The author wrote that the student movement, according to estimates by the independent organization CRTA, won the parliamentary elections in Serbia with 51.47% of the votes. The coalition of Aleksandar Vučić, United Serbia, received 40.42%. #SrbskéVolby #StudentskéHnutí #Politika #RS (translated)
Vučić stated that according to the current sample, the elections were lost and the student candidate won. He estimated that the student movement will gain 135 to 140 seats in the 250-member parliament, while his coalition will occupy 105 mandates. #politika #volby #studentskéhnutí #RS (translated)
In Česká Lípa, a new coalition has formed led by defectors from the ANO movement, with Jakub Mencl set to become its mayor, and it will secure 17 mandates in the 25-member council. #ČeskáLípa #komunálnívolby #novakoalice (translated)
Matyáš Zrno wrote that during the parliamentary elections in Novi Sad, there was a clash between two groups of citizens. According to his post, the civic movement Bravo stated that the incident was related to suspicions that people with parallel voter lists, which could be used to monitor the voting, were present near the polling station in the Klisa district. #Volby #NovýSád #Politika #RS (translated)
