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Václav Láska (SEN 21) expressed gratitude to his voters after a difficult election, in which he faced the majority of parliamentary parties, while his opponent Radko Sáblík (ODS) praised the work of his student team, which led his campaign. #SenátníVolby #VáclavLáska #Kampaň (translated)

ZmlsanáSardinka wrote that she loved the shared mornings in the car with 🦌. When a song by Richard about two people who are each elsewhere played on the radio, 🦌 snuggled up to her and told her that he was also with her. The author wished for a nice Saturday morning and dedicated the post to little moments full of love. https://t.co/3U3qJd7Hml #rání #láska #rodina (translated)

The author recommended voting for Sandra and wrote that one of her advantages was that she saved her husband. According to him, a maid at their home administered propofol to him in connection with his sexual tendencies, which they had illegally obtained from a German doctor, and the husband then started to lose vital functions during sex with a prostitute. https://t.co/se9gJnFf9q #sandru #láska #zdraví (translated)

Michal Sirový described the senatorial duel in Plzeň as exceptionally boring, but he noted that more interesting contests are expected in other districts. According to him, the clash between Láska and Sáblík is worth attention, where a strong, neutrally positioned candidate is pitted against the ODS in Prague, and the battle between Šípová and Paták, which he described as the defense of the mandate by a representative of the weaker Pirates against the ODS. He also considered the contests between STAN and ODS in Hradec Králové and Zlín to be important. He posed the question of which of these brands is currently more popular, or conversely, more toxic. In the clash between Šmarda and Klement, he pointed out the social democrat in neutral colors against a Christian Democrat on the edge of the Czech "Bible belt." He identified Přerov and Karviná as the only two real chances for ANO to gain a mandate and questioned whether voters would show up there. #Volby2023 #SenátníDuel #ČeskáPolitika (translated)

František Kotleta stated that the magazine Alarm described him as a kind yet hard realist in relation to the book Successors. He jokingly wrote that he had been discovered as a guru capable of bridging the gaps between the two camps in the country. He added that he accepts this with humility typical, according to him, for people from Bruntál, and announced that he plans to write again about sex with demons. #Nástupci #kniha #Bruntál (translated)

The author of the initiative asked President Petr Pavel to disclose the details of the funding for his private trip to Morocco, including the costs of air travel. He stated that the public has the right to transparency from all public officials and that an explanation could close the matter. At the same time, he indicated that the attention of government deputies should be directed towards more pressing issues. He mentioned the purchases of state-owned Čeper from Agrofert for billions of crowns without a public tender, unresolved questions concerning the conflict of interest of Prime Minister Andrej Babiš, the state budget situation, and the defense and security of the Czech Republic. He claimed that deputies had been dealing with the funding of the president's trip for already two weeks and called for similar diligence in overseeing the management of the state and their own political representatives. #transparentnost #veřejnépeníze #politika (translated)

In the Senate district 21 Prague 5, defending senator Václav Láska and the director of Smíchov Secondary Industrial School Radko Sáblík will compete in the 2026 elections, with Láska receiving 32.54% of the votes in the first round and Sáblík 27.1%. #Volby2026 #Senát #Praha5 (translated)

The author, the countrywoman Janka, wrote that people should not waste time on arguments, disputes, and hatred, but should value shared moments, be kind to each other, and live, love, and laugh. She also mentioned the range of years 1947–2026. https://t.co/SDwoHiFobI #život #láska #společnost (translated)

Radek Bartoníček stated that he concluded the report at the club in Prague's Smíchov before midnight, where students celebrated the advancement of their high school principal Radek Sáblík to the second round of the Senate elections. According to him, the students actively engaged in the contact campaign during their free time and were set to continue it from Sunday morning. In the Prague 5 district, Václav Láska was the first to advance to the second round, to whom Bartoníček also wanted to dedicate time during the week. He wrote that both candidates agreed at the beginning of the campaign not to attack each other, and in his opinion, they adhered to that agreement. Bartoníček added that he has been following the school for several years and that the students appreciate Sáblík, among other reasons, because they can implement a number of their own projects at the school. Sáblík ran with the support of ODS, KDU-ČSL, and STAN. #volby #Praha #středníškola (translated)

Václav Láska defended his position in the Senate thanks to his reputation and work focused on the fight against corruption, while his competitor Radko Sáblík is drawing support from his students, facing criticism for their active involvement in the campaign. #VáclavLáska #komunálnívolby #korupce (translated)

The author of the essay wrote that he wanted to apologize to Miloš Jakeš, whose speech at Červený Hrádek he previously considered comical. According to him, Andrej Babiš's appearance on ČT24 after the electoral defeat in Prague shifted this genre into a new dimension. He criticized Babiš for moving from threats to self-pity and insults towards political competitors. He also wrote that during the broadcast, Babiš's bitterness, anger, and malice were apparent, which contrasted with the image of a kind person that the author claims he portrayed during visits to nursing homes. While he perceived Jakeš as a tragicomic figure of the past regime, with Babiš, his laughter "somewhat stiffens." #politika #Babiš #Jakeš (translated)

Regina Laska wrote that Henry Lindo had sent her a screenshot in the morning, in which Russia complained about Ukrainian hacker groups. The name "LASKA" had also appeared in it, which jokingly led her to check her intelligence connections. According to Laska, her namesakes were working with the Ukrainian military intelligence and, according to their information, had significantly weakened Russia's defense industry and obtained important information. Kyrylo Budanov awarded them the Bohdan Khmelnytskyi Order of the 3rd Class for this. The announcement was dated March 4, 2025, her 60th birthday, she wrote. Laska noted that "Láska" means love in Czech. She added jokingly that her future complaints about Putin should be treated with caution before asking Moneypenny for coffee. #Laska #Ukraine #Russland (translated)

Ukrainian photographers Vlada and Kostiantyn Liber share their experiences with war, family life, and the challenges of photographing in conflict in their interview, expressing the belief that love and responsibility towards their son are strong motivations for them to stay during difficult times. #Ukrajina #Válka #Fotografie (translated)

Senator Václav Láska, who is running simultaneously for senator and mayor of Prague, faces criticism for circumventing electoral rules and for creating a negative impression by refusing to negotiate with the Pirates while partly using students from the school he runs for his campaign, which raises ethical questions. #Praha #komunálnívolby #politika (translated)

Svata Barek reminded that a year has passed since the death of Dana Drábová. He wrote that people today remembered her intelligence, kindness, and modesty, and jokingly referred to her as an excellent football player. He then added that she might not have been good at football, and stated that Drábová herself said that her brain did not send the right signals to her hands and feet. Barek appreciated that photographs were preserved and wrote that he misses Drábová. #Vzpomínka #Fotbal #Památka (translated)